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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
45-year-old female with intermittent numbness of the left hand in digits 1-3, worse at night, without significant weakness presents for ultrasound evaluation. |
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Myositis Ossificans
16-year-old male high school football athlete presenting after right thigh injury sustained during football practice 2 weeks prior presents with continued anterior thigh pain with ambulation, knee flexion, and with a decreased range of motion. |
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Distal Biceps Tendon Rupture
An ambidextrous 60 year-old male presents with distal forearm pain and bruising following an injury as he was getting pulled up by a boat to water ski. The patient felt a popping sensation and immediately experienced pain following the injury. He complains of weakness with forearm flexion and supination at the time of examination. |
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Patellar Tendinopathy
30 yo male multi-sport athlete with a 6-month history of anterior knee pain with sudden onset when loading to jump while playing volleyball. Pain is sharp, persistent since onset, and worsened with explosive movements. Exam is notable for intact extensor mechanism, although weak and painful with knee extension, and tenderness to palpation of proximal patellar tendon. |
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Distal Clavicle Osteolysis
A physically active 30-year-old male presents to the sports medicine clinic for anterior shoulder pain that is worse during and after performing push-ups. A positive Scarf test is noted. |
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Retrocalcaneal Bursitis
21-year old female with non-traumatic right heel pain for approximately 3 months. Patient with tenderness on calcaneal squeeze and palpation deep to the achilles tendon. Pain worse with passive and active dorsiflexion of the ankle. |
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Pes Anserine Bursitis
48 year-old previously-sedentary male presents with 3 weeks of right anteromedial knee pain with running. On examination of his right knee, there is full ROM, normal ligamentous exam, no joint line tenderness, but positive tenderness to palpation over pes anserine. |
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Adductor tear
32 year-old male soccer player presented with acute right groin pain while kicking a ball 3 days prior. Exam with tenderness to palpation over proximal right adductor longus and pubic tubercle, pain with resisted adduction with hips in both neutral and flexed positions, full ROM, and distally neurovascularly intact. |
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Morel- Lavallee Lesion
38 yo female runner with diffuse hip pain for 3 days. She fell on mile 10 of a 50 mile race and slid along the trail. She had immediate onset pain, and noted swelling thereafter. Exam showed visible swelling and an abrasion; full ROM and strength of the hip were noted. |
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Baker's Cyst
62 year old female with atraumatic posterior knee swelling for a month. Exam normal except mild popliteal fossa swelling. |
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