I am a physician studying for board re-certification exam! I spent 30 minutes looking at other videos trying to comprehend and perform this test. Dr E's video did it in 6 minutes! Dr. E's method of showing simple diagrams while explaining in simple language really helped solidify my comfort level performing and understanding this exam!!!
Great video. Very helpful with fantastic animations. Thanks for the effort. Only other feedback would be to consider adding a video of real pivot shift and lachmans with a patient.
Hi Professor!, Great videos! I have a question, on 5min 15 seconds there is an MRI showing bone bruise on whats described as typical location on ACL rupture, isnt that the location of the PCL? I would excpect ACL to be anteriorly on tibia and posteriorly on femur. Is it a mistake or have I misunderstood? Thanks!
Stephan Thomassen For an ACL tear to occur,or following an ACL tear,the tibia translates anteriorly more than normal that the posterior cortex comes in contact with femoral condyles resulting in bruise at posterior cortex
When you go from ekstension to 30 degrees flexion, does the tibia reduce or does it sublux? This video says that it reduces but there are many other videos saying that it subluxes. So what is the true answer?
I am a physician studying for board re-certification exam! I spent 30 minutes looking at other videos trying to comprehend and perform this test. Dr E's video did it in 6 minutes! Dr. E's method of showing simple diagrams while explaining in simple language really helped solidify my comfort level performing and understanding this exam!!!
Thanks
wonderful graphics, thank you...
Great video. Very helpful with fantastic animations. Thanks for the effort. Only other feedback would be to consider adding a video of real pivot shift and lachmans with a patient.
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Hi Dr E, thanks so much for the great videos!
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Hi Professor!, Great videos! I have a question, on 5min 15 seconds there is an MRI showing bone bruise on whats described as typical location on ACL rupture, isnt that the location of the PCL? I would excpect ACL to be anteriorly on tibia and posteriorly on femur. Is it a mistake or have I misunderstood? Thanks!
Stephan Thomassen For an ACL tear to occur,or following an ACL tear,the tibia translates anteriorly more than normal that the posterior cortex comes in contact with femoral condyles resulting in bruise at posterior cortex
When you go from ekstension to 30 degrees flexion, does the tibia reduce or does it sublux?
This video says that it reduces but there are many other videos saying that it subluxes. So what is the true answer?
is this test better than steinmann or anterior drawer test?
yes
It's not correct because tibia is reduced in extension, not in flexion.
With due respect, Dr Nabil is correct and what you have mentioned is incorrect. Kindest Regards
just want to clarify, the unhappy triad of knee injury ; medial or lateral meniscus that will be injured ?
Medial meniscus
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Sorry but I think the lateral is more common in unhappy triads
@@kensmilepachi3313 it's medial only... Check Campbell ortho...