LA MEDICINA ES LA CÍENCIA DE LA INCERTIDUMBRE Y EL ARTE DE LA PROBABILIDAD

POR MEDIO DE LA PRESENTE SE HACE UNA ATENTA INVITACIÓN A PARTICIPAR EN LA SESION MENSUAL DEL COMITE DE ORTOPEDIA PEDIÁTRICA A REALIZARSE EL DIA MARTE 09 DE JULIO DEL 2013, EN LA SEDE DEL COLEGIO MEXICANO DE ORTOPEDIA, A.C. SITO WORLD TRADE CENTER PISO 25 A LAS 20:00 HRS. EN LA SESIÓN TITULADA:


"LA MEDICINA ES LA CÍENCIA DE LA INCERTIDUMBRE Y EL ARTE DE LA PROBABILIDAD".


SOLICITANDOLES DE LA MANERA MÁS ATENTA, SU APOYO PARA El Ambigu al terminar dicha Sesión.




MENCIONANDO QUE ESTA SESIÓN TIENE TRANSMISIÓN A LA RED EN VIVO Y ES VISTA EN MEXICO, CENTRO Y SUDAMÉRICA.


PONENTES EN SESIÓN:M.C. Dr. Jorge Aníbal Daniel Corzo Pineda: microbioma. 30'



M.C. CHIHARU MURATA, "INTERPRETACIÓN DE PRUEBAS ESTADÍSTICAS", 30' DEPARTAMENTO DE METODOLOGÍA, INP


DR. ARAMIZ LÓPEZ DURÁN, "ABORDAJE DE RODILLA EN EL NIÑO", DEPTO. ORTOPEDIA, INP 30'


DR. JOSE CORTES GÓMEZ, "PEDI@TÍPS", DEPTO. ORTOPEDIA, INP 15'



EN ESPERA DE SU RESPUESTA FAVORABLE, ME REITERO SU AMIGO Y SEGURO SERVIDOR.


ATTE.


DR. JOSE CORTES GOMEZ
INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE PEDIATRIA
ORTOPEDISTA PEDIATRA
INSURGENTES SUR 3700-C
COL. INSURGENTES-CUICUILCO
C.P. 04530 TEL. 10-84-09-00 EXT- 1317
MEXICO, D.F.
jcortesg@pediatria.gob.mx - See more at: http://paveca3.blogspot.mx/#sthash.G9swYDek.dpuf

ARTROSCOPIA DE HOMBRO - Conceptos Básicos - Dr Gonzalo Mora - A Coruña 2013

Publicado el 30/06/2013

http://www.DrGonzaloMora.com
Videos orientados a profesionales y también a pacientes con diversas intervenciones para la patología del Hombro:

-Inestabilidad de hombro
-Luxación de Hombro
-Luxación recidivante de hombro
-Luxación acromio-clavicular
-Lesiones del manguito rotador
-Tendinitis Suporaespinoso
-Rotura de manguito
-Rotura del supraespinoso
-Lesiones de SLAP
-Lesiones de la porción larga del bíceps
-Lesiones del tendón del biceps

Dr. Gonzalo Mora
http://www.DrGonzaloMora.com
http://www.cun.es

http://youtu.be/DLn97Wcy2ds

PATOLOGÍA DE CADERA EN EL PACIENTE JOVEN

COLEGIO MEXICANO DE ORTOPEDIA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA A.C. 

                          http://www.smo.edu.mx/


SESIÓN REGLAMENTARIA 6/2013.



El Consejo Directivo del Colegio Mexicano de Ortopedia y Traumatología A.C., atentamente le invita y convoca a su sexta sesión reglamentaria, que tendrá verificativo el miércoles 3 de julio de 2013 a las 20:30 horas, en el auditorio de nuestra sede, ubicado en el WTC México, Montecito No. 38, piso 25, Oficinas 23 a 27, Col. Nápoles, 03810 México, D.F., bajo la siguiente:



ORDEN DEL DÍA



1. Palabras de bienvenida.

2. Lectura del acta de la sesión anterior, celebrada el 5 de junio de 2013.

3. Comunicaciones de la Presidencia.

4. Asuntos generales.

5. Panel Foro:



PATOLOGÍA DE CADERA EN EL PACIENTE JOVEN

Coordinador: Dr. Víctor M. Ilizaliturri Sánchez

Titular del Capítulo de Especialización en Cadera




a) Introducción  Dr. Eduardo Acosta Rodríguez

Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación.




b) Rehabilitación pre y postoperatoria en patología de cadera.

Dra. María de los Ángeles Soria Bastida.

Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación.

c) Pinzamiento femoro-acetabular.. Dr. Víctor M. Ilizaliturri Sánchez Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación.


d) Reemplazo total en secuelas de displasia del desarrollo de cadera.

Dr. Everth Mérida Herrera

Hospital de Ortopedia de Magdalena de las Salinas, IMSS

e) Reemplazo total en paciente con enfermedad reumática.

Dr. Felipe Gómez García.

Hospital Ángeles Mocel.

f) Reemplazo total en artrosis postraumática.

Dr. Humberto González Ugalde

Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación.

g) Impacto psicosocial del paciente con reemplazo total de cadera.

Lic. Merlindon Crosthwayttl L.

Hospital Ángel del Pedregal


h)  Preguntas y comentarios.


6. Convivio ofrecido por MERCK.



Atentamente

Dr. Salvador O. Rivero Boschert

Presidente


Dr. Arturo Gutiérrez Meneses

I Secretario Propietario

www.smo.edu.mx

World Trade Center México

Montecito No. 38, Piso 25, Oficinas 23-27, Col. Nápoles, C.P. 03810 México

CMO Sesión reglamentaria 6/2013 PATOLOGÍA DE CADERA EN EL PACIENTE JOVEN

Open palm technique in Dupuytren’s disease treatment

Dupuytren

New paper just published in Brazilian Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery:



Open palm technique in Dupuytren’s disease treatment.

Abstract.

Objective: To evaluate the results of the open palm technique for the treatment of Dupuytren’s disease. Method: The authors used the technique described by McCash. Twelve patients (13 hands) were surgically treated, between october 2002 and september 2011. Results: The wounds healed in a medium of 25 days (variation of 17 to 30 days). There were no complications, such as infection, haematoma formation, skin necrosis, residual edema. Conclusion: The open palm technique remains a safe alternative for the treatment of Dupuytren’s disease, with satisfactory results and low risk of complications.

http://rbo.org.br/PDF/48-3-port/8_706%20a%20tecnicada%20palma.pdf

Rare weight lifting injury required surgery stonehearthnewsletters.com

WASHINGTON — A young, healthy man injured himself so severely while weight lifting that he required surgery and nearly a full week in the hospital to recover. The unusual case report of compartment syndrome to the shoulder will be reported online...

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-06/acoe-rwl062813.php
Contact: Julie Lloyd
jlloyd@acep.org
202-728-0610
American College of Emergency Physicians 

Rare weight lifting injury required surgery

WASHINGTON — A young, healthy man injured himself so severely while weight lifting that he required surgery and nearly a full week in the hospital to recover. The unusual case report of compartment syndrome to the shoulder will be reported online today in Annals of Emergency Medicine ("An Unusual Complication of Weightlifting: A Case Report").

"Typically, compartment syndrome is associated with the lower extremities, not the shoulder, and with trauma, not exercise," said lead study author Leonard Bunting, MD, FACEP, of Wayne State University in Detroit, Mich. "Our patient over-exerted himself so much by weight lifting that he put himself in danger of suffering permanent damage. This is a case where doing something theoretically healthy—weight training—actually caused serious injury."

A 23-year-old male came to the emergency department with extreme pain and swelling in his shoulder. He reported having lifted heavier weights than usual the day before. Surgery and aggressive inpatient treatment with intravenous fluids for six days provided complete relief of pain and recovery of a full range of motion.

"Apart from being an unusual complication of weight lifting, this case highlights the unique aspects of bedside ultrasound in evaluation of unusual musculoskeletal conditions," said Dr. Bunting. "The patient's pain was out of proportion to the injury, and a bedside ultrasound exam confirmed muscle edema. The compartment pressures in the injured muscle were incredibly high. Fortunately, he received prompt treatment and went back to the gym a little wiser for the experience."

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Annals of Emergency Medicine is the peer-reviewed scientific journal for the American College of Emergency Physicians, the national medical society representing emergency medicine. ACEP is committed to advancing emergency care through continuing education, research, and public education. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, ACEP has 53 chapters representing each state, as well as Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. A Government Services Chapter represents emergency physicians employed by military branches and other government agencies. For more information, visit http://www.acep.org.

For Immediate Release
June 28, 2013

Contact

Julie Lloyd
202-728-0610 x. 3010
jlloyd@acep.org
Follow ACEP on Twitter
@emergencydocs
http://newsroom.acep.org

Pedi@tips Congreso virtual 2013

CONGRESO VIRTUAL PEDI@TIPS 2013 EN:

http://www.livestream.com/bibliomanazteca_platicas_medicas

Y EN EL CANAL DE BIBLIOMAN AZTECA EN YOUTUBE

http://www.youtube.com/user/biblioman1000

El cual se puede consultar de manera permanente y gratuita.

https://www.box.com/s/04i30874eq19cw47pty0

CURSO

“PEDI@TÍPS ORTOPÉDICOS”

COORDINADOR GENERAL:

DR. JOSÉ CORTÉS GÓMEZ

FECHA: 26, 27 Y 28 DE JUNIO 2013

HORARIO: 8:00 A 14:00 HRS.

SEDE: SALA “B” UNIDAD DE CONGRESOS

INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE PEDIATRIA

DIRIGIDO A:

RESIDENTES DE PEDIATRÍA Y ORTOPEDIA,

ORTOPEDISTAS, MEDICOS GENERALES.

Dr García Pinto / Defectos posturales

Dr García Pinto / Defectos posturales
Durante el curso de Pedi@tips en el INP, México 2013
Dr José Cortes Gómez / coordinador general 
http://youtu.be/OEiLZxqakLI

Pedi@tips, INP, México 2013

Primer día de transmisiones:

Watch live streaming video from bibliomanazteca_platicas_medicas at livestream.com

Shoulder Dislocation Inferior Luxatio Erecta

http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

Shoulder Dislocation Inferior Luxatio Erecta - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

Publicado el 25/06/2013

Educational video an describing inferior dislocation of the shoulder.

http://youtu.be/aGlNj1d-lC4

Inestabilidad Anterior del Hombro por Luis Alejandro Velasquez R

              http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

Inestabilidad Anterior del Hombro por Luis Alejandro Velasquez R

Publicado el 24/06/2013

Técnica quirúrgica de capsuloplastia anterior artroscópica de hombro, procedimiento para corregir la inestabilidad anterior de hombro.

http://youtu.be/UoQGgCKvobE

Injury surveillance in the World Football Tournaments 1998–2012

             http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

Injury surveillance in the World Football Tournaments 1998–2012 http://t.co/ReyY1y7rz7 vía @BJSM_BMJ cc @javierbutra #Injury in #Football
— Paco Garcia Fuentes (@Paco_GarciaF) April 30, 2013

Update on ICRS 2013 IZMIR - Turkey - The congress will be hold as planned

Update on ICRS 2013 IZMIR - Turkey - The congress will be hold as planned

Dear colleagues & friends

I am writing to update you on our plans for the upcoming World Congress in Izmir - Turkey.

The ICRS General Board has now met to consider all the information available to us including local information from Izmir, feedback from members (through our on-line poll) and sponsors, legal and financial advice and a review of advice from national governments regarding travel to Turkey.

On the basis of all of this information the Board has voted unanimously to go ahead with the World Congress in Izmir in September, as we have every confidence that the delegates will be able to have a safe and enjoyable meeting.

Since taking our decision, I have also had a telephone conversation with the Mayor of Izmir, who has given me his personal review of the local situation and his reassurance that our delegates will have a peaceful and enjoyable meeting.

We now urge all of you to register for the meeting for the highly reduced congress fees as soon as possible so that we can progress with organizing the event. Please also book your hotel accommodation in one of the official ICRS Hotels at your earliest convenience. You find the hotel booking links on our website: www.cartilage.org

In view of this very special situation, we are extending the early-bird registration deadline to 8th July 2013 at noon CEST (Central European Time) . Please note also that in the unlikely event that we have to cancel the Congress al a later stage we will reimburse participants registration fees.
With best wishes,

Anthony Hollander, ICRS President 

          http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

Tenoplastia Trapecio Mano

cirugiaArticular

Publicado el 23/06/2013

La artrosis trapecio metacarpiana de la mano o rizartrosis del pulgar puede operarse con varias técnicas quirúrgicas. Mostramos una de ellas, realizando una tenoplastia de suspensión con tendón del aductor y del palmar mayor.

http://youtu.be/NVgwKOsav_g

7° Congreso nacional de residentes de ortopedia y traumatología, México, 2013

Comparison of confidential and published data on the safety and effectiveness of rhBMP-2 for spinal fusion

          http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

Titular de hoy
Publicado por
José Cristóbal Buñuel Álvarez

Reporting of industry funded study outcome data: 

Comparison of confidential and published data on the safety and effectiveness of rhBMP-2 for spinal fusion

Compartido por
CRD
www­.bmj.com - Objective To investigate whether published results of industry funded trials of recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein 2 (rhBMP-2) in spinal fusion match underlying trial data by comparing th...

http://www.bmj.com/content/346/bmj.f3981

Reporting of industry funded study outcome data: comparison of confidential and published data...

www.bmj.com

AbstractObjective To investigate whether published results of industry funded trials of recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein 2 

SI Joint Anatomy & Dysfunction Animation - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

                                        http://www.smo.edu.mx/

SI Joint Anatomy & Dysfunction Animation - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

Publicado el 17/06/2013

Educational video describing the anatomy and dysfunction associated with the sacroiliac joint.

http://youtu.be/n4z8pXhVqWU

PRPs Empleo en COT Dr Gonzalo Mora PAMPLONA 2012

                http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

PRPs Empleo en COT Dr Gonzalo Mora PAMPLONA 2012

http://youtu.be/ZpP8UlT_Lro

La #artroscopia de muñeca con anestesia local logra un 98% de éxito

         http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

La #artroscopia de muñeca con anestesia local logra un 98% de éxito #cirugía #mano #piñal http://t.co/HOa8s6N4
— Dr Piñal y Asociados (@drfpinal) September 28, 2012

http://es.scribd.com/doc/93207901/La-artroscopia-de-muneca-con-anestesia-local-98-de-exito

ARTROSCOPIA DE HOMBRO - 4 STEPS FOR SUCCESSFUL REPAIR - Dr Gonzalo Mora

ARTROSCOPIA DE HOMBRO - 4 STEPS FOR SUCCESSFUL REPAIR - Dr Gonzalo Mora
http://youtu.be/YOaqFwDYHhc

ARTROSCOPIA CADERA - SISTEMATICA Y TRUCOS - Dr Gonzalo
Gonzalo Mora
http://youtu.be/v8Ct_8J1m7E

ARTOSCOPIA DE HOMBRO - VALORACION ROTURA MANGUITO - Dr Gonzalo Mora
http://youtu.be/HYXjvnFKHls

ARTROSCOPIA DE HOMBRO - ANATOMIA DE LA INESTABILIDAD - Dr Gonzalo Mora
http://youtu.be/-9lx0xSJg0o

JUGGERKNOT EN REVISION DE MANGUITO
http://youtu.be/-u6VKEoFA6w

JuggerKnot Remplissage 40 seg
http://youtu.be/fDlxiF8YtWE

Juggerknot Subacromial Hueso Porótico 50 seg
http://youtu.be/1ccV30UkonE

PRGF en MANGUITO sin maquetar
http://youtu.be/ClWAmEekoNI

ARTROSCOPIA DE HOMBRO - 4 STEPS FOR SUCCESSFUL REPAIR - Dr Gonzalo Mora

youtu.be

http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

http://fitforfutbol.com/2013/06/hamstring-injury-prevention/

HAMSTRING INJURY PREVENTION

Injuries are bound to happen. It’s the nature of sport. You push your body until your body pushes back. In sport, the hamstring muscles undergo major forces during sprinting, jumping, kicking, etc. Soccer is no exception to this. Many studies have targeted this issue and have tried to pin point how to reduce injury rate and injury recurrence in elite soccer athletes. Much of this research has looked at strength training, specifically developing eccentric hamstring strength, as a means to do this.
This study looks at the relationship between muscle injury and unilateral strength deficiencies. Could normalization of strength imbalances reduce the incidence of hamstring injuries?......

Hamstring Injury Prevention | Fit for Futbol

fitforfutbol.com

Injuries are bound to happen. It’s the nature of sport. You push your body until your body pushes back. In sport, the hamstring muscles undergo major forces during sprinting, jumping, kicking, etc. Soccer is no exception to this. Many studies have targeted this issue and have 

The effect of results, location and competition on soccer injuries

                  http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

http://www.drdavidgeier.com/results-location-competition-soccer-injuries/

The effect of results, location and competition on soccer injuries

Soccer fans might know some of the factors that play a large part on injuries in the sport. We know that tackling causes about half of the injuries that occur in matches. Fouls and dirty play cause more than 10% of injuries. And rates of injuries increase dramatically when teams play more than one match per week.

Now there is evidence that the location of the match, the result (win, loss or draw), and the level of competition affect injuries as well.

A study recently published in the American Journal of Sports Medicine provides some fascinating data on those factors in European professional soccer. Hakar Bengtsson and colleagues collected information on matches and injuries from 26 professional clubs in 10 countries over 9 seasons. They analyzed the 2738 injuries that occurred in the 6010 matches and made some observations on those injuries.

The effect of results, location and competition on soccer injuries

www.drdavidgeier.com

Do soccer injuries occur more often when teams are at home or on the road? Do players get hurt more often in games their teams win or lose?

How Effective are Exercise-Based Injury Prevention Programmes for Soccer Players?

               http://www.convention-center.net/artroscopia2013/

http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-013-0026-0

Sports Medicine

April 2013, Volume 43, Issue 4, pp 257-265

How Effective are Exercise-Based Injury Prevention Programmes for Soccer Players?

• A. M. C. van Beijsterveldt, 
• Nick van der Horst, 
• Ingrid G. L. van de Port, 
• Frank J. G. Backx

Abstract

Background

The incidence of soccer (football) injuries is among the highest in sports. Despite this high rate, insufficient evidence is available on the efficacy of preventive training programmes on injury incidence.

Objective

To systematically study the evidence on preventive exercise-based training programmes to reduce the incidence of injuries in soccer.

Data sources

The databases EMBASE/MEDLINE, PubMed, CINAHL, Cochrane Central Register of controlled trials, PEDro and SPORTDiscus™ were searched for relevant articles, from inception until 20 December 2011. The methodological quality of the included studies was assessed using the PEDro scale.

Study selection

The inclusion criteria for this review were (1) randomized controlled trials or controlled clinical trials; (2) primary outcome of the study is the number of soccer injuries and/or injury incidence; (3) intervention focusing on a preventive training programme, including a set of exercises aimed at improving strength, coordination, flexibility or agility; and (4) study sample of soccer players (no restrictions as to level of play, age or sex). The exclusion criteria were: (1) the article was not available as full text; (2) the article was not published in English, German or Dutch; and (3) the trial and/or training programme relates only to specific injuries and/or specific joints. To compare the effects of the different interventions, we calculated the incidence risk ratio (IRR) for each study.

Results

Six studies involving a total of 6,099 participants met the inclusion criteria. The results of the included studies were contradictory. Two of the six studies (one of high and one of moderate quality) reported a statistical significant reduction in terms of their primary outcome, i.e. injuries overall. Four of the six studies described an overall preventive effect (IRR<1), although the effect of one study was not statistically significant. The three studies that described a significant preventive effect were of high, moderate and low quality.

Conclusions

Conflicting evidence has been found for the effectiveness of exercise-based programmes to prevent soccer injuries. Some reasons for the contradictory findings could be different study samples (in terms of sex and soccer type) in the included studies, differences between the intervention programmes implemented (in terms of content, training frequency and duration) and compliance with the programme. High-quality studies investigating the best type and intensity of exercises in a generic training programme are needed to reduce the incidence of injuries in soccer effectively.