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Lecture 19

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● List the type & articular surfaces of the hip, knee and ankle joints. ● Describe the capsule and of the hip, knee and ankle joints. ● Describe movements of hip, knee and ankle joints and list the muscles involved in these movements. ● List important bursae in relation to knee . ● Apply Hilton’s law about nerve supply of joints.

● Text in BLUE was found only in the boys’ slides ● Text in PINK was found only in the girls’ slides ● Text in RED is considered important ● Text in GREY is considered extra notes Objectives (Knee Joint)

● List the type & articular surfaces of knee joint. ● List the function of knee joint. ● Describe the capsule of knee joint, its extra- & intra -capsular ligaments. ● List important bursae in relation to knee joint. ● Describe movements of knee joint. ● Describe the stability of knee joint. X-Ray Knee Structures (Identify)

Know the difference:

● The Condyle: ○ Is the articular surface, and it’s smooth. ● The Epicondyle: ○ Is a tubercle above the Condyle. Extra: Structures of the Knee Recall Types & Articular Surfaces Knee Joint Function

Knee joint is formed of: ● Weight bearing. ● Essential for daily activities: ● Three bones: ○ Standing, walking & climbing ○ (, Patella & Tibia) stairs. ● Three articulations*: ● The main joint responsible for ○ Two Femoro-tibial articulations: sports: ■ Between the 2 femoral condyles & ○ Running, jumping, kicking etc. upper surfaces of the 2 tibial condyles. ● (Type: synovial, modified hinge**). ○ Femoro-patellar articulation: This was in girls’ slides only ■ Between posterior surface of patella & patellar surface of femur. ● (Type: synovial, plane***).

*First articulations does an action, the other articulation does a separate action. **A normal hinge joint can only do Flexion & Extension, but since the knee joint can also do some degree of rotation is considered as a modified hinge joint. ***gliding & the 4 EXTRA-CAPSULAR Capsule LIGAMENTS

● Ligamentum patellae (patellar ): ● Is deficient anteriorly & is replaced by: ○ From patella to tibial tuberosity. ○ Quadriceps femoris tendon. ● Medial (tibial) collateral ligament: ○ Patella. ○ From medial epicondyle of femur to ○ Ligamentum patellae(Patellar ligament). upper part of medial surface of tibia ● Possesses 2 openings (Posteriorly): (firmly attached to medial ). ○ One for Popliteus tendon* ● Lateral (fibular) collateral ligament: ○ One for Communication with Suprapatellar bursa**. ○ From lateral epicondyle of femur to head of fibula (separated from by popliteus tendon). ● Oblique popliteal* ligament: *From the popliteus muscle. ○ Extension of semimembranosus tendon. **Opens in the joint cavity through an opening in the posterior part of the capsule. *Careful: it has nothing to do with Popliteal muscle. INTRA-CAPSULAR STRUCTURES (LIGAMENTS) Menisci ● ATTACHMENTS: ● They are two C-shaped plates of fibro-cartilage: ○ Each meniscus is attached by: ○ : ■ Anterior & Posterior horns* ■ Large & Oval. into upper surface of tibia. ■ Its outer border is firmly attached to: ● FUNCTIONS: ● Capsule. ○ Deepen articular surfaces of tibial ● Medial collateral ligament. condyles. ○ Lateral Meniscus: ○ Serve as cushions** between tibia & ■ Small & Circular. femur. ■ Its outer border is separated from lateral collateral ligament by popliteal tendon.

● medial meniscus is less mobile & more liable to be injured***.

to absorb shocks ***Why? Because it’s larger and attached to medial ,وﺳﺎدة :The two ends of each meniscus are **Cushion* called: Horns. ligament (which is more susceptible to injury). INTRA-CAPSULAR STRUCTURES (LIGAMENTS) ANTERIOR & POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENTS

● Two in number, situated in the middle of the joint.^ ● FUNCTIONS: ● They are called Cruciate because they cross each other.^ ● Anterior Cruciate Ligament: ● Have received the names Anterior and Posterior, ○ Prevents: from the position of their attachments to the tibia.^ ■ Posterior displacement of femur on the tibia. ■ The tibia from being pulled ● ATTACHMENTS: anteriorly when the knee joint is

extended.^ ● Anterior Cruciate ligament: ■ It’s taught in Hyper extension.^ ○ Extends from anterior part of intercondylar ● Posterior Cruciate Ligament: area of tibia to posterior part of lateral ○ Prevents: condyle of femur. ■ Anterior displacement of femur on ● Posterior Cruciate Ligament: tibia. ○ Extends from posterior part of ■ the tibia from being pulled intercondylar area of tibia to anterior part posteriorly when the knee joint is of medial condyle of femur. flexed.^ ■ It’s taught in Hyper flexion.^ ● Most common injuries: (ACL): Start Anterior then goes: Upward, Laterally, Backward. ● ACL. (PCL): Start Posterior then goes: Upward, Medially, Forward. ● Medial Meniscus. ^was in girls’ slides only^ ● Tibial Collateral Ligament. Knee joint: Bursae

● Suprapatellar bursa: ○ Between: ■ Femur. ■ Quadriceps tendon. ○ Communicates with synovial (membrane) (cavity) of knee joint. ○ Has a clinical importance*. ● Prepatellar bursa**: ○ Between: ■ Patella. ■ Skin. ● Deep Infrapatellar bursa: ○ Between: ■ Tibia. ■ Ligamentum patella. ● Subcutaneous infrapatellar bursa: ○ Between: ■ Tibial tuberosity. ■ Skin. ● Popliteal bursa: *If there’s an inflammation/infection it will be ○ Between: transferred between the joint and this bursa. ■ Popliteus tendon. ■ Capsule. **Another name: Housemaid Bursa. ○ Communicates with synovial (membrane) (cavity) of knee joint.* Because when housemaid sit on the floor while cleaning she presses on this bursa. Knee joint: Movements This Slide was in girls’ slides only STABILITY OF THE JOINT

Maintained by*: ● Muscles**: ○ Quadriceps particularly the inferior fibers of the Vasti lateralis and medialis. ○ Many sport injuries can be preventable through appropriate training and conditioning of the muscle. ● Ligaments: ○ The knee joint can function well following a ligamentous strain if the quadriceps is intact.

*the shape of the Bones has no role here.

**Muscles are the most important stabilizer. Objectives (Hip Joint)

● List the type & articular surfaces of hip joint. ● Describe the ligaments of hip joints. ● Describe the capsule of hip joint. ● Describe movements of hip joint. ● Describe the blood supply of hip joint. ● Describe the avascular necrosis & how may it occur. ● Describe the stability of hip joint. ● Mention the types of dislocation, and describe each one of it. Hip Joint

(socket)

(Polyaxial) (ball)

Converts the notch to foramen This Slide was in girls’ slides only Capsule

Neck of Femur is: ● Fully Covered Anteriorly. ● Only Upper Part Covered Posteriorly. Ligaments of Hip Joint

3 INTRACAPSULAR: 3 EXTRACAPSULAR:

● : ● : ○ Fibro-cartilaginous collar* ○ Y-shaped. attached to margins of ○ Anterior to joint. to increase its depth ○ Limits Extension. for better retaining of head of ● : femur. ○ Antero-inferior to joint. ● Transverse acetabular ligament: ○ Limits Abduction & Lateral ○ Converts acetabular notch into Rotation. foramen through which pass ● : acetabular vessels. ○ Posterior to joint. ● Ligament of femoral head: ○ Limits Medial Rotation. ○ Carries vessels to head of femur. Movements of Hip Joint This Slide was in girls’ slides only Blood Supply

● The main arterial supply is from branches of the circumflex femoral arteries (especially the medial). ● The blood passes to the joint through: ○ Retinacular fibers of the neck. ○ Ligament of the head of the femur.

● Damage of the retinacular fibers as in fracture neck of the femur can results in: ○ Avascular* necrosis of the head of the femur. (Because there won’t be blood supply) ● Fracture neck of the femur is common after age of (60) years especially in women because of Osteoporosis.

*Avascular necrosis (AVN):also called osteonecrosis or bone infarction, is death of bone tissue due to interruption of the blood supply. This Slide was in girls’ slides only Stability of the Joint

● The hip joint is one of the most stable joints of the body because of: ○ The Head of the femur* fits very accurately in the acetabulum due to the following: ■ The acetabulum is very deep and its depth is increased by the labrum acetabulare. ■ The labrum acetabulare forms a firm grip on the head of the femur. ■ The atmospheric pressure resists separation between the head of the femur and the acetabulum. ○ The three strong Extrinsic ligaments**. ○ The surrounding strong Muscles.

** *Head of Femur is the most important factor ● Iliofemoral ligament. in this joint, unlike the shoulder joint, it was ● Pubofemoral ligament. the muscles surrounding the joint. ● Ischiofemoral ligament. This Slide was in girls’ slides only Dislocation of Hip Joint

● CONGENITAL: ● TRAUMATIC: ○ More common in girls and associated ○ It is common in motor vehicle accidents when the with inability to adduct the thigh. thigh is flexed and adducted. ○ The upper lip of the acetabulum ○ The dislocated head is displaced posteriorly to fails to develop adequately. ○ The head of the femur rides up out lie on the posterior surface of the ileum. (ﻋرق اﻟﻧﱠﺳﺎ) of the acetabulum onto the gluteal ○ In posterior dislocation the sciatic nerve surface of the ileum. is liable to be injured. Objectives (Ankle Joint)

● List the type & articular surfaces of ankle joint. ● Describe the ligaments of ankle joints. ● Describe movements of ankle joint. Skeleton of Type & Articular Surfaces Ligaments

● Type: ● MEDIAL (DELTOID) LIGAMENT: ○ It is a synovial, hinge joint. ● Articular Surfaces: ○ A strong triangular ligament. ○ UPPER: ○ Apex: Attached to medial malleolus. ■ A socket formed by: ○ Base: Subdivided into 4 parts: ● the lower end of tibia. ■ Anterior tibiotalar part. ● Medial malleolus ■ Tibionavicular part. ● Lateral malleolus. ■ Tibiocalcaneal part. ○ LOWER: ■ Posterior tibiotalar part. ■ Body of talus.

● LATERAL LIGAMENTS: ○ Composed of 3 separate ligaments: ■ Anterior talofibular ligament. ■ . ■ Posterior talofibular ligament. Movements of Ankle Joint

Joints Movements Summary of Lower Limbs Nerve Supply of All Joints

REMEMBER HILTON’S LAW: “The joint is supplied by branches from nerves supplying muscles acting on it”. MCQ: Flash cards test :)

1- Which muscle of the following starts the plantar flexion? 3-which one of the following consider is the type of the ankle joint: A- Peroneus longus A-fibrous joint

B- Peroneus brevis B-cartilaginous joint

C-synovial hinge joint C- soleus D-synovial ellipsoid joint D- gastrocnemius

2- which one of the following is a lateral ligament for the ankle joint: 4-which one of the following consider is the type of the hip joint:

A-synovial hinge joint A- Tibionavicular part B-synovial , ball and socket joint B-Anterior talofibular ligament C- synovial, modified hinge

C- Tibiocalcaneal part D-synovial ellipsoid joint

D-Posterior tibiotalar part 5- Bursa between femur and quadriceps tendon: 8-TRAUMATIC Dislocation of Hip Joint can happen due: 1-C

A- Common in motor vehicle accidents. A- Suprapatellar bursa. 2-B B- Falling from high altitude. B- Deep Infrapatellar bursa. 3-C C- Osteoporosis. C- Prepatellar bursa. 4-B D- Fails of developing. D- Subcutaneous Infrapatellar bursa.

9-what it is HILTON’S LAW 5-A 6-The muscle that extends the hip & flexes the knee joint is:

A- Gluteus maximus. ……………… 6-D

B- Quadriceps femoris. 7-C “The joint is supplied by branches from nerves supplying muscles acting on it”.

C- Sartorius. 10-capsule of hip joint attach Medially to 8-A

D- Semitendinosus. ……………… 9-

7-Pubofemoral ligament is : Transverse acetabular ligament,▪Acetabular labrum 10- A- Anterior to hip joint. 11- fracture neck of the femur can results B- Posterior to hip joint. 11- C- Anterior inferior to hip joint. ……………….

Avascular necrosis of the head of the femur Team Members

Lamia Abdullah Alkuwaiz (Team Leader) Faisal Fahad Alsaif (Team Leader) Rawan Mohammad Alharbi Abdulaziz Al dukhayel

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