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Anatomia do cotovelo – apresentações

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Luxação de Cotovelo

Anatomia Ligamento colateral medial (LCM) : componente mais importante é a banda anterior (tensa em Flexão e Extensão) / Estabilidade

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Síndromes compressivas nervosas do membro superior

Inervação Nervo Radial O nervo radial é a continuação direta do cordão posterior do plexo braquial. O nervo se curva

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Fraturas do cotovelo infantil

Epidemiologia 8-9% de todas fraturas nos MMSS.Fraturas do cotovelo: 55-75% supracondilianas, 86% úmero distal.5-10 anos, meninos, verão. Classificação de Milch

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Anatomia do cotovelo ppt imagens

Anatomia do cotovelo em ppt: apresentação com imagens sobre o tema para estudar e preparar para provas. Artigo sobre o

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Anatomia do cotovelo ppt completo

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