Sports EOP viva

Sport eop
1. Patello femoral instability
2. Posterior shoulder dislocation
3. Negelcted shoulder dislocation ( chronic case)
4. Knee scope
5. Frozen shoulder
5. Osteochondral injury
6. Meniscus injury
7. Ankle sprain
8. Tennis elbow: cozen test... 
9. Supraspinatus tear: special test for shoulder
10. Acl and pcl injury
11. Patellofemoral pain, chondromalacia
12. Anterior shoulder dislocation (neglected, big hil sach lesion)

posterior dislocation of shoulder

1)How many have shoulder dislocation have u seen

2) what type of shoulder dislocation

3) what is the incident of anterior and posterior shoulder dislocation from literature

4) what's the mechanism of posterior shoulder dislocation

5) give classical example of how patient dislocate shoulder

6) patient post trauma 2 weeks, shoulder dislocation, missed, how do u manage it. 

7) showed CT : what type of dislocation, what other pathological findings seen ->
reverse hill sach lesion

8) where commonly hill sach leasion can u see? Classically 

9) what's your next management.

Cmr
Failed -> open reduction
Hill sach need to be address
10) what other injuries can give u posterior dislocation. 
-> epilepsy
Which direction -> posterior 

**He show u videos and pictures of patients and u have to describe it as well

1) How to reduced shoulder dislocation?

2) How do u give sedation? 
3) Post reduction unstable..so how to investigate? 
4) CT scan show...hill sachs lesion...
5) How to manage hill sachs lesionin 70 years old lady?

Acl injury. Bone bruise.. When to intervene. Old age..               Meniscus injury.
Types.. treatment..

Knee scope
Mine is step to step diagnostic knee scope
Then discuss reg menuscus injury, all, types , bld supply, types of tear,types of repair
Wats the diff in scope 30 n 70*.- answer 70* wide angle, used in posterio stuctures
visualisation
N how high u hang the water for scope
1feet = 20mmhg hydrastatic pressure, knee will need 70mmhg, so abt 3-4 feet.
Shoulder i m not sure
Knee 60mmhg.
3 feet 

For shoulder 30mmhg minus from systolic pressure.usually 70mmhg. Therefore

usually will ask anaes to bring down systolic pressure to 100mmhg.
Yes, from knee level.

My questions were- 1. PCL- mechanism of injury, symptoms, arthrosis affecting

which compartment, indication for reconstruction for isolated PCL and which muscle
to strengthen for rehab. 2- osteochondral injury- classification, management, which is
best evidence based option for surgical management. 3- AC joint injury,
classification, management, diff between type 3 and 5

Frozen shoulder-causes,phases, treatment

Patellofemoral instability-examination findings

3 phases freezing-pain, frozen-stiffness, thawing- gradual return of motion

Freezing -6 week-9 months
Frozen-4-9 months
Thawing- 6months-2years

Tennis elbow
Tell all the special tests for shoulder examination 
Classification of supraspinatus tear