Soft tissue

roughness of the implant or root surface, inflammatory state of the periodontium, and firmness of the marginal tissues. Furthermore, it has to be realized that PD measurements may be affected by compromised access. studeis showed that the periodontal probe often fails to locate the histologic level of the connective tissue attachment around teeth. (12) (13) The differences with respect to soft tissue composition, organization, and attachment between the gingiva and the root surface on one side and between

Whether it be elite athletes or weekend warriors, all athletes have experienced muscle tightness that impacted their athletic performance. I wanted to investigate whether instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) was more effective at reducing hamstring muscle tightness than foam rolling in high school athletes. Most high school athletes work very hard at practice and in the weight room and therefore, hamstring muscle tightness is very common. I chose the high school population because

all soft tissue sarcomas. The overall incidence has been reported between 0.8–5.0 cases per 1 million persons per year. Furthermore, only a few case reports of DFSP have been found within breast tissue [1]. We report a case of a 30-year-old female with DFSP found within the left breast. It was a palpable, painless and rubbery, mobile lump that was gradually increasing in size. Further workup with ultrasound and MRI core biopsy suggested DFSP. Current treatment of DFSP in the breast tissue is lacking

Anterior Disc Displacement without Reduction (ADDwoR) The next category of internal derangement, a greater degree of anterior displacement of the disc is found. Once the disc displacement anteriorly found a great degree and the condyle inability to glide anteriorly, may cause decreased jaw movements and limited mouth opening since the disc acts as an obstacle and prevents normal anterior translation of the mandible is referred to disc displacement without reduction (DDwoR) or closed lock (94-99)

430 DOB: 12/12/2012 MD: Pam Jones Purpose Demonstrate the effects of beam restriction on different knee radiographs using collimation ,on soft tissue thickness to demonstrate the variations of image quality. Hypothesis Using beam restriction methods such as collimation ; will improve the overall image quality on a knee surrounded with soft tissue. Materials Energized DR radiographic unit Phantom knee 8 Saline filled bags 10x12 DR IP w/o grid Image processor Positioning Sponges Exposure

Damaged Tissue The body will respond to an exercise stress in one of three ways and there may be primary and secondary damage to the tissues as a result of exercise stress. The three responses the body will take to an exercise stress are, the tissues may adapt to the stress and no damage occurs, the tissues may become injured, or the tissues will die. In athletics, athletes often stress their bodies to the point of tissue injury and tissue death. The body’s primary reaction to an injury is tissue destruction

Marcergens are those bacteria responsible for plant tissue maceration resulting in total tissue collapse (Gwyn 2007). Soft rot diseases of vegetable is the most characteristic symptom of tissue maceration in plant which begins as small water soaked lesion, expands and intensifies until the tissue turns soft and watery. Apparently, the outer surface of the diseased plant might stay unbroken, while tanned and depressed, or enclosed in an exuding bacterial mucus layer. Foul smells are common owing to

an injury involving tendons or ligaments, which can be career or life ending depending on the severity. The injured soft tissue usually has a poor blood supply so they are prone to healing with scar tissue. This makes the healed area less elastic and decreases the function of the tendon or ligament, and re-injury to the soft tissue increases. Another issue associated with soft tissue injuries is the inflammation of a tendon called tendonitis that can be seen in 43% of horses returning to work (Alves

Soccer like other popular sports has a risk of injury for the athletes participating. As a part of the sports medicine team it is crucial to be able to treat these injuries effectively and ultimately have the athlete returning to play as soon as possible. Injuries to the lower extremities are the most common in soccer. These injuries may be traumatic, such as a kick to the leg or a twist to the knee, or result from overuse of a muscle, tendon, or bone (1). This information will be helpful when assessing

pathology or injury. The therapist would help assist the client as the client actively moves the joint through a pain free range of motion, indicating pain when it arises. The use of light pressure touch over the joint capsule can add palpation of tissue for analysis during active assisted ROM. Active ROM testing is conducted first or Active Assisted ROM testing, when called for, followed by passive ROM testing. Passive testing allows the therapist to ascertain any adhesions or excessive mobility