Today, 3-21 is World Down Syndrome Day! The date March 21st (or 3-21) was chosen specifically because of the triplication of the 21st chromosome that causes Down Syndrome (or Trisomy 21). People with Down Syndrome have a unique set of challenges they face AND a unique contribution to our community. 💙💛💙💛
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Today is Poland Syndrome Awareness Day. Poland syndrome may occur with Moebius syndrome, although they are separate conditions. The cause of Poland syndrome is unknown, but in rare cases, is thought to be genetic in some individuals. For more information on Poland Syndrome, visit: https://lnkd.in/ghzQGjdT – Image Description: Poland Syndrome Awareness Day, April 30. What is Poland Syndrome? 1) underdevelopment or absent chest muscle on one side of the body 2) Absence of the breastbone portion of the chest muscle 3) Webbing of Fingers of the hand on the same side 4) Tends to occur on the right side of the body 5) more common in boys than girls. Moebius Syndrome Foundation 30th anniversary logo. #PolandSyndrome #MoebiusSyndrome #PolandSyndromeAwarenessDay
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Do you believe in Lacertus syndrome??? 🤔😱 I do! There is no doubt in my mind that it exists if you look for it. The combination of weakness FPL, FCR and FDP II with a positive scratch collapse test and tenderness over the median nerve just proximal to the Lacertus has been diagnostic for me and extremely sensitive. This new variation on the tests makes a lot of sense. Are you going to employ this in your practice? #LacertusSyndrome #handsurgery #hand #RareDisease #handtherapy #chronicpain #MuscleSpasms #Fibromyalgia #MuscleTightness #PatientSupport #PainManagement #RareDiseaseCommunity #LivingWithChronicIllness
Lacertus syndrome is a dynamic compression of the median nerve at the elbow. With pronation, the Pronator Teres shortens and thickens and squeezes the median nerve. Check what happens to the power of the flexor pollicis longus, and flexor digitorum profundus of the index finger in three different positions of the forearm. Observe how the result of the scratch collapse test changes with positioning of the forearm and wrist. Elisabet Hagert, MD PhD Amir Adham Ahmad Edward de Keating-hart Alejandro Badia, MD James Clarkson Olivier Mares Nicolas Dreant Pedro J Delgado Xavier Gueffier Alison TAYLOR Donald Lalonde Alistair Phillips Benjamin Ferembach Thomas APARD
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- Tic-Tac-Toe: Remember the characteristic tics and movements in Tourette syndrome. - Dope Neurotransmitters: Recall that dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin are involved in Tourette syndrome.
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☝🏼 One of the strongest campaigns I've seen in a while! On March 21, CoorDown, a group supporting people with Down Syndrome, is launching a campaign "Assume that I can". Why March 21? 21/03 is World Down Syndrome Day (21 represents Trisomy 21, the genetic condition linked to Down Syndrome). I simply love absolutely everything about this campaign - from the insight, to dynamism and boldness of execution to CTA of ending the prejudice and instead focusing on the potential in each person with Down Syndrome 💫 Check this out 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/eQcRuTN2 #AssumeThatICan
Assume That I Can | Global World Down Syndrome Day 2024 | #EndTheStereotypes
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Sciatica and piriformis syndrome can present similarly but differ in their underlying causes. Sciatica is typically caused by compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve from herniated spinal discs or bone spurs. Piriformis Syndrome, by contrast, involves irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve by the piriformis muscle in the buttocks. The piriformis muscle lies directly over the sciatic nerve, and if it spasms or becomes tight, it can compress the nerve, leading to pain, numbness, and tingling in the buttocks and down the leg. Unlike sciatica, piriformis syndrome does not necessarily involve spinal issues like herniated discs.
Explaining sciatica and piriformis syndrome
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Today is World Down Syndrome Day. Per the United Nations, this year's theme is "End the Stereotypes." Did you know? When scientists look at our chromosomes under a microscope, they stain them with special dye to make them more visible. The dyed chromosomes look like striped socks! People with Down Syndrome have an extra third copy of the 21st chromosome, hence 3-21. We encourage you to don your striped and mismatch socks and engage in insightful conversations about Down Syndrome to #EndTheStereotypes.
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Tinel Test for Nerves Evaluation Tinel Test is used to evaluate nerve injuries, neuromas, and compression, it’s especially for carpal tunnel syndrome and tarsal tunnel syndrome. ➡️ Learn More: https://lnkd.in/dyFZr7er $orthofixar
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The overgrowth syndromes is a complex multigenic disorder caused by modifications of growth regulatory elements on 11p15.5 [short arm [p] of chromosome 11. Beckwith–Wiedemann spectrum (BWSp) is the most common genetic overgrowth syndrome, with an estimated prevalence of 1/10,340. The overall risk of malignancy among Beckwith–Wiedemann spectrum (BWSp) patients is estimated at 7.5%: 4% Wilms tumor, 1% hepatoblastoma (relative risk of 2,280), 0.5% rhabdomyosarcoma, 0.5% neuroblastoma, and ~1.3% all other tumors.
Tip of the day 💡: Watch out for worsening cerebellar tonsillar descent in overgrowth syndromes. Some of these children may also need external CSF diversion. PS: Noticed the thick corpus callosum?
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August is Psoriasis Awareness Month! Here at Alchemist psoriasis is very close to our heart, and we are supporting The Psoriasis Association in raising awareness of psoriasis, a chronic skin condition that affects millions of people worldwide. This month is a time to dispel myths about psoriasis, encourage early detection, and advocate for effective treatment methods. For people living with psoriasis, the month can be a symbol of solidarity and support. It is an opportunity to learn more about the condition and find ways to help. If you or a loved one are suffering with psoriasis and need some help or support please visits https://lnkd.in/dZp6piB or https://lnkd.in/evPT9458 Empower Your Skin This August! #PsoriasisAwarenessMonth #ThePsoriasisAssociation #PsoriasisCommunity #HealthEducation #SupportEachOther #PsoriasisSymptoms #RecogniseEarlySigns #Alchemnist
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🧠The pain picture 📅1- 2 december 2023 | 9.00 - 17.00u 🎤Tim Beames This 2-day course explores complex pain states by considering the dynamic interactions of brain, body and world. It uses Complex Regional Pain Syndrome as the reference point to understand the experience and perception of the person in pain. It provides a foundation for reflecting, discussing and sharing ideas about pain with practical sessions inviting the opportunity to challenge your own understanding of pain through first and third person perspectives. See you there🤝
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