Radiographs may show calcific deposits in the extensor aponeurosis or spurring but are frequently normal. |
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Plantar fibromatosis is a rare, benign neoplasm of the plantar aponeurosis. |
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It has been found lying upon the semilunar fascia of the biceps, and over the aponeurosis of the forearm, instead of beneath those structures. |
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The genital branch may bypass the deep inguinal ring running superficial to it in the aponeurosis of the external abdominal oblique muscle. |
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Dupuytren disease is a connective tissue disorder characterized by contracture involving the palmar aponeurosis. |
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The muscle fibers arise from the intertendinous aponeurosis and intermediate tendon and insert on the inner surface of the mandible. |
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After freeing the superficial aponeurosis, the wrist is flexed permitting the tension in the tendons to be released. |
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This traction cannot be performed with flat type forceps, unless the aponeurosis has been dissected, in which case it is gripped by the forceps. |
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The gastrocnemius muscle aponeurosis is well defined and thick. |
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The muscle is swung around and sutured to the caudal portion of the defect at the pectoralis major's origin and at the aponeurosis of the external oblique muscle. |
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The incision in the skin and aponeurosis is identical to the classic technique for laparotomy. |
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Instead, they originate from an aponeurosis that is continuous with the epimysium of the epaxial musculature and insert onto an aponeurosis that merges with the peritoneum. |
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The transection of the flexor tendons and the aponeurosis was an unavoidable consequence of these limitations and was standardized in all specimens. |
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A slip, radiopalmaris, may arise directly from the radius beneath sublimis and attach to the palmar aponeurosis or the common sheath of the flexor tendons. |
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The plantar fascia is a thickened fibrous aponeurosis that originates from the medial tubercle of the calcaneus and runs forward to form the longitudinal foot arch. |
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Once the aponeurosis has been identified and traversed, then traversing an opaque section should raise suspicions of an adhesion. |
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These are the most abundant, giving the tissues in which they are most present, such as tendons, aponeurosis, capsules, etc., a whitish colour. |
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The needle is inserted when the edge of the aponeurosis is seen then the edge of the peritoneum is seen. |
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This aponeurosis is perforated, above, by the deep branch of the accessory saphenous nerve and Dodd's perforator, and below, by the saphenous nerve and the great anastomotic artery. |
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Medicare Note: Service code 2337 applies also to repair of diastasis recti by a major procedure such as kiehl-type, double-layer shelving or vest-type aponeurosis repair. |
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The first comes from the action itself of suspending the aponeurosis girdle with all the muscle structure it enwraps, thus recreating a more natural youthful looking oval face. |
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The volar carpal artery is almost always situated in the same place, between the palmar periosteum of the radius and the distal part of the superficial aponeurosis of the pronator quadratus. |
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The aponeurosis is dissected with scissors that are used in combination with a bone chisel to detach the muscles from the spinous process and lamina. |
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The dissection of the graft begins by opening the last distal centimeter of the superficial aponeurosis of the pronator quadratus until liberation of the muscular fibers proper and reaching the bone structure of the radius. |
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The avulsion fracture of this process is probably due to tearing not by the peroneus brevis, as was long thought, but rather by the lateral band of the plantar aponeurosis. |
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The dural tear is normally small and may be treated by Surgicel® packing or by a muscle patch, possibly glued in place, and by close suturing of the aponeurosis. |
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Draining into the femoral vein, but only emerging from the aponeurosis medially below the knee, this vein actually represents a variant of an adductor canal perforating vein. |
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Using a scalpel the second part of the pedicle dissection divides the superficial aponeurosis and the periosteum on both sides of the pedicle over a width of about 1 cm. |
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Histopathologically, the heel spur is a fibroostosis promoted by mechanical stress to the plantar aponeurosis, slowly and continuously growing into its insertion region. |
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We applied this method to the proximal aponeurosis of the unipennate medial gastrocnemius muscle of the cat during active force production at fixed muscle length. |
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