Bone Bone Bone

Ms Vasanthie said she never remember The Salter Harris Classification truly. What she remember is just the picture. And from that she try to describe.

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Basically, The Salter-Harris Classification is classification designed for fractures that involve the growth plate (aka physis). This is where our skeleton grow. Yeah, it grows as we grow ;)

Let learn something about our growing bone. Grow grow GROW!!!

This example is showing the wrist bone (pergelangan tangan) where the physis is commonly injured.

'The growth plate is made up of a special kind of cartilage called (surprise!) growth plate cartilage.'

The epiphysis is the end of the bone, with the cartilage that makes up your joint ("epi" means "upon", so an epiphysis is the part of the bone that is on the physis). The physis is the growth plate, the part of the bone that has the cells that allows the bone to grow longer. The metaphysis is the broad region of bone right next to the physis. The diaphysis is the narrow center part of the bone.

okay, i think that's more than enough. Just remember the pic. ^^ hhi

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BUKAN SAJA-SAJA Allah mengurniakan anda KEPAKARAN itu..
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MELAINKAN Allah mahu anda tahu betapa tingginya kasih sayangNya padamu..

Adakah anda masih lagi tidak BERSYUKUR?

Eye love You ;)

Yeay, today finally i benefit something from the opthalmology posting.

I can see the inner side of those lovely eyes using the direct opthalmoscope^^. This one is better than the whole last week in which i just saw blurring sunset, blurring blood vessels... in hope of looking at the optic disc which i can never imagine how it should be looks like.

But today we are so lucky to have an SLE patient with very lovely normal eyes. Now i can confidently saying that what i'm looking at is the pink optic disc.. the blackish macula..and the yellow spot fovea.

this is how they looks like.. but i see them each one by one.. like the one below

yeah..as big as this.. then wandering along the blood vessels and the rest of eye ;)

Alhamdulillah..thank you Allah.

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Today in the opthalmology ward, in the middle of 'dull' morning ward teaching. i was caught as a 'patient'

Dr. Elizabeth says i am a little bit squint.

They do corneal reflex test on me. They shine a pen torch in front of me and see where's the reflection located. And it's positive. the light doesn't really sit in the centre of cornea of my right eye.

My right eye has a slight convergence squint. Ops

Happy Graduation ^^

how i wish to be there