Best Practice Case Studies-Case 149 Asset 1 Ischial Avulsion Injury

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Video Summary

Dr. Ryan Nussbaum of UPMC reviews an ischial avulsion injury using ultrasound. He explains the anatomy of the right proximal hamstring in long axis: the ischial tuberosity, a displaced cortical fragment, and the proximal hamstring tendon origin. As the scan progresses, the tendon is traced from its origin toward the myotendinous junction. The image shows a cortical fragment with surrounding heterogeneous edema, consistent with an acute proximal hamstring avulsion. The fragment is measured at approximately 1.36 cm of displacement from the ischial tuberosity.

Meta Tag

Concept Proximal Hamstring Region

Concept Ischial Tuberosity

Concept Acute Proximal Hamstring Avulsion

Concept Proximal Hamstring Tendon

Concept Cortical Fragment

Edition 4th Edition

Related Case 4th Edition, Case 149

Topic Pelvis

Keywords

4th Edition

4th Edition, Case 149

Pelvis

ischial avulsion

proximal hamstring

ultrasound

ischial tuberosity

cortical fragment

Proximal Hamstring Region

Acute Proximal Hamstring Avulsion

Proximal Hamstring Tendon