Netter's Sports Medicine, 3rd Edition
Author: Christopher Madden & Margot Putukian & Eric McCarty & Craig Young
ISBN: 9780323796699
- Page 202: Osteoporosis associated with amenorrhea
- Page 246: ECG demonstrating early repolarization (J-point and ST-segment elevation) in II, aVF, and V4-V6 (red arrows) and tall, peaked T waves (blue arrows)
- Page 247: ECG from a 24-year-old asymptomatic black athlete. ECG demonstrates J-point elevation with a convex, "domed," ST segment followed by T-wave inversion confined to leads V1-V4 (blue circles)
- Page 249.1: ECG from a patient with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy demonstrates deep T-wave inversion and ST-segment depression predominantly in the lateral precordial leads V4-V6
- Page 249.2: ECG with anterior T-wave inversions (V1-V4) preceded by a nonelevated J-point and ST segment (red arrows), suggestive of AC
- Page 250: ECG from a 17-year-old female with a QTc of 525 ms and subsequently diagnosed with LQT1 syndrome
- Page 251: ECG demonstrating the classic findings of Wolff-Parkinson-White pattern with a short PR interval (<120 ms), delta wave with slurred QRS upstroke (red arrows), and prolonged QRS (>120 ms)
- Page 445.1: Cadaveric image of a left hip demonstrating osseous and soft tissue (including the labrum and the transverse ligament) components of the acetabulum
- Page 445.2: Cadaveric image of a right hip showing the most relevant osseous landmarks in hip arthroscopy and their position using a superimposed clock
- Page 446: Cadaveric image of a left hip under distraction demonstrating its anatomic relationship with the acetabulum
- Page 447.1: Cadaveric image of a left hip showing the different parts of the hip capsule
- Page 447.2: Anterior view of a cadaveric dissection showing the proximal insertions of the rectus femoris (direct to the AIIS and indirect above the capsule) and their relationship to the hip capsule
- Page 450.1: (A) Axial and (B) coronal MRI of the left hip showing complete avulsion of the proximal hamstring tendons
- Page 450.2: Hip coronal MRI showing a left rectus femoris avulsion (white arrow) from its origin on the anterior inferior iliac spine
- Page 451.1: Plain AP hip radiograph demonstrating bilateral cam impingement in a male patient
- Page 451.2: Plain AP hip radiograph with bilateral mixed-type FAI (pincer and cam deformities)
- Page 451.3: Dunn view of a left hip before (left) and after (right) cam resection
- Page 481: Prehospital care of fractures
- Page 525: Anteroposterior (A) and axillary (B) radiographs of an anterior glenohumeral shoulder dislocation
- Page 526: A coronal computed tomography (CT) image (A) and 3D surface-rendered reconstruction (B) of bone (with the humerus subtracted) shows the small glenoid rim fracture (bony Bankart lesion) related to a prior anterior shoulder dislocation (arrow)
- Page 527.1: Images of a fluoroscopically guided shoulder arthrogram for purposes of CT arthrography (A). Subsequent CT arthrography images show full-thickness supraspinatus tearing in the coronal oblique (B) and sagittal (C) planes, as depicted by the arrow
- Page 527.2: Sagittal proton density-weighted image of the knee showing a complete anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture (arrow) with an associated effusion
- Page 527.3: Sagittal (A) and axial (B) proton density fat-saturated images of the elbow show complete rupture of the biceps tendon with significant retraction (arrow). Note the fluid and swelling in the antecubital fossa
- Page 527.4: A lateral ankle radiograph (A) shows no fracture, but there is soft tissue swelling in the region of the Achilles tendon. A longitudinally oriented ultrasound image (B) in the same region shows a retracted, brightly echogenic Achilles tendon with dark anechoic fluid in the tendon gap (arrow)
- Page 528: An ultrasound-guided subacromial/subdeltoid bursal injection is demonstrated with placement of the needle tip (the bright linear structure at the upper right of the image) between the deltoid muscle and rotator cuff
- Page 533.1: De Quervain tenosynovitis
- Page 533.2: Gluteus medius tendinopathy
- Page 539: Medial gastrocnemius muscle tear
- Page 540: Ulnar collateral ligament sprain
- Page 543: eFAST
- Page 544.1: Retinal detachment appears as a linear hyperechoic structure within the anechoic vitreous body, fixed to the posterior globe
- Page 544.2: Long-axis image of a foreign body in the plantar foot
- Page 544.3: Glenohumeral joint injection: posterior approach
- Page 545: Hip joint injection: anterior approach
- Page 632.1: Snowboarding equipment
- Page 632.2: Snowboard stance
- Page 634: Fracture of lateral process of talus
- Page 693: Boxer's knuckle
