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Dec. 2008 Paper I 1. Discuss Anatomy of rotator cuff. What is rotator cuff disease? Discuss its pathogenesis and management. 2. Define and classify Rickets. Describe pathogenesis, clinical features and management of hypophosphatemic rickets. 3. What are Biochemical markers for bone formation and bone resorption. Discuss their role in management of osteoporosis. 4. Discuss causes of loosening after a total hip replacement. Discuss its clinical features, diagnosis and management. 5. Discuss various methods available for treatment of Giant cell tumor of proximal tibia in a 30 yr. old man. 6. What is claudication? Classify it and discuss its cause specific management. 7. Discuss the etiology, Pathology , diagnosis, and management of Gas Gangrene of the Lower Extremity. 8. Discuss approach to find out a primary tumor in a 65 yr. old man presenting with vertebral metastasis and low backache. 9. Discuss differential diagnosis in a 25 yr. old male presenting with mono-articular arthritis of knee joint. Tabulate the management in an algorithmic manner. 10. What is Marfans syndrome? What is its orthopaedic management? Dec. 2008 Paper II 1) Classify elbow dislocation. How will you manage an unreduced posterior dislocation elbow in 10 yr. old child? 2) Define and classify cerebral palsy. Describe crouched gait and its management in a 10 yr. old child. 3) Describe various systems, implants available for limb length equalization. Discuss their underlying principle. 4) Give one example each of concentric and eccentric contraction during gait cycle. How will paralysis of tibialis anterior affect normal gait. 5) Describe Salters osteotomy. What are its indications, merits and demerits. 6) What is thoracic outlet syndrome? Discuss its Anatomy . How will you diagnose it in OPD? 7) Discuss sexual and bladder rehabilitation of a 30 yr. old male following a complete spinal injury at D12 vertebral level. 8) Discuss indications, merits and demerits of talectomy. 9) Discuss orthotic management in a High Radial Nerve Palsy. 10) Discuss various functions of hand. How will you attain key pinch in a quadriplegic with no useful power? Dec. 2008 Paper III 1) What is Polytrauma? Describe the scoring method & principles of management of a patient with polytrauma in accident & emergency department. 2) Describe clinical features, diagnostic criteria and treatment of fat embolism syndrome. 3) What is floating knee? Discuss its management in a 25 yr. old adult. 4) Describe various clinical methods to diagnose anterior cruciate ligament injury. Describe post operative management of ACL reconstruction by a bone patellar tendon bone graft.
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sterilized centre for re-implantation? What is the order of implantation in a below elbow amputation? 8) Classify peri prosthetic fracture following a total hip replacement. Discuss their management. 9) Discuss the principles and the biomechanics of intra-medullary nailing. 10) Classify Pilon fractures and discuss their management. Dec. 2008 Paper IV 1) What is multi system organ failure? What are indicators of mortality? Write briefly about diagnosis and management. 2) Define and classify VIC. Describe its surgical and orthotic management in Grade II VIC of forearm. 3) Describe arches of foot. Classify Flat Foot & briefly discuss the management principles of flat feet in a child. 4) What are the anatomical & physiological differences between neck shaft angle and version in a child and adult? 5) Discuss principle of chondroplasty in osteoarthritis of knee joint. 6) Define multidirectional instability of shoulder joint. Discuss its management. 7) Discuss the role of injectable steroids following spinal injury. 8) Discuss various methods of preventing deep vein thrombosis following total knee replacement. Discuss their merits & demerits. 9) What are indications of arthrography in a hip? Discuss various approaches to aspirate the hip joint. 10) What is the indication & principle behind parathormone therapy for treatment of osteoporosis? What are its merits & demerits? June 2008 Paper I 1) Femoro acetabular impingement syndrome. 2) Chronic recurrent multifocal osteomyelitis. Diagnosis and management. 3) Management of Brachial artery injury in association with supracondylar fracture of humerus. 4) Differentiating features between Osteonecrosis and transient migratory osteoporosis. 5) Discuss the diagnosis and clinical features of DVT in orthopedic surgery. Outline the management. What special precautions are required if post-operative epidural analgesia is used for 4 5 days. 6) Discuss the approach to a patient with suspected bony metastasis with unknown primary tumor. 7) Enumerate the radiological types of Tuberculosis Hip. How does this classification help us in prognostication? 8) Discuss the approach to a patient of pelvic fracture with a suspected abdominal injury. 9) Enumerate various methods of ACL Reconstruction. Discuss the pros & cons of each method. 10) Bone defects encountered during total knee replacement and their management. June 2008 Paper II 1) Discuss the types of equines contracture in cerebral palsy and its management. 2) Describe the Anatomy of iliotibial band and the effect of its contracture on the lower limb. How do you clinically detect the contracture? 3) Renal Osteodystrophy 4) Scheurmans disease. 5) Pathophysiology of claw hand and its treatment. 6) Discuss the management of flexor tendon injury in zone II. 7) Describe the orthotic management of an asensate foot particularly in reference to leprosy. 8) What are the various types of exercises? Discuss the benefits and indications of isometric exercises. 9) What is paraffin wax? How is it useful in treatment of orthopedic conditions? What are the indications and contraindications of wax bath therapy? 10)Define ankle foot orthosis. What are the plastic materials used in fabrication. Describe indications and care during daily use. June 2008 Paper III 1) Describe the causes of ulnar wrist pain after healing of a distal radial fracture and discuss the management. 2) Damage control orthopaedics . 3) Classify fractures of acetabulum and role of conventional
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management? How will you treat four part fractures? 6) Discuss the advances in the management of periarticular fractures. 7) Describe the mechanism of injury & clinical presentation of various incomplete spinal cord syndromes. 8) Differentiating features in the patho Anatomy & management of intracapsular fracture neck of femur in children & adults. 9) Advances in treatment of osteoporotic fractures. 10)Discuss the clinical features & management of Achilles tendinopathy in athletes. June 2008 Paper IV 1) Biological therapy in inflammatory arthritis. 2) Trochanteric flip osteotomy in surgical exposures of the hip joint. 3) Rationale for using metallic implants in osteoarticular tuberculosis. 4) Clinical differentiation between pre-ganglionic and postganglionic lesions of brachial plexus & its effect on the management. 5) Transcutaneous nerve stimulation. 6) Define femoral anteversion. How do you detect it clinically? Discuss the role of anteversion in orthopaedics diagnosis & management 7) Pathophysiology of lumbar canal stenosis. 8) What are bisphosphonates? Discuss the role of Bisphosphonates in various orthopedic disorders. 9) Describe the blood supply of a long bone. Discuss the effects of various modalities of internal fixation on the blood supply. 10)Biodegradable orthopedic implants. 2007 DEC Paper I 1. management of multiple rib fracture with Haemopneumothorax 2. filum terminale syndrome 3. management of skeletal metastasis 4. round cell tumour. Discuss the management of multiple myeloma 5. osteoporosis 6. management of fat embolism 7. exertional compartment syndrome 8. management of haemarthrosis of knee developing in an injury 9. role of labeled WBC and multiphasic bone scan in bone Pathology 10. tuberculosis of hip joint 2007 Dec Paper II 1. etiology and pathological Anatomy of DDH 2. Mid carpal instability 3. surgical principles of flexor tendon repair 4. klippel feil syndrome 5. indications of amputation. Describe surgical principles of amputation in children and adults 6. pes planus 7. role and mode of action of pharmacological treatment in CP 8. Calcaneovalgus deformity. Disscuss the treatment issues in mature and immature foot 9. madelung deformity 10. shoulder instability 2007 Dec Paper III 1. indications of Valgus osteotomy for fracture neck of femur. Discuss the preoperative planning, Implant choice, advantages and disadvantages of the procedure/ 2. guiding principles of removal of orthopaedic implants after fracture union. What are the current recommendations for removal of implant in commonly encountered fractures 3. classify Periprosthetic fractures around the knee. Outline the treatment strategy 4. Classify fractures of the Capitullumn and discuss the management of each type 5. Surgical Anatomy of AC joint along with classification of AC joint injuries. Briefly discuss the management. 6. what are the various protocols which have been used for pharmacological intervention in spinal cord injuries.what is the current opinion on pharmacological intervention 7. classify fractures of pelvis briefly discuss the management of rotationally unstable and vertically stable injuries 8. Various methods of fixing severely osteoporotic fractures. 9. what is LISS. Discuss its role in stabilizing fractures of distal femur. 10. what is ballistics. Briefly describe the current management of ballistic injuries of the spine.
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4. what are the musculo skeletal manifestations of retroviral infection 5. high tibial osteotomy 6. discuss the pharmacological treatment of rheumatoid arthritis 7. Structure and function of articular cartilage 8. Sickle cell disease 9. Classify Spondylolisthesis. Describe the management 10. Renal Rickets. 2007 June Paper I 1. DIC 2. Enumerate bleeding disorders . How will you manage a grossly arthritic Knee in haemophilia? 3. Tension Pneumothorax 4. Decribe the various myocutaneous flaps used to cover tibia in different levels. 5. primitive neuroectodermal tumours 6. pathogenesis of lumbar canal stenosis? What is the differentiating ffeature between vascular & neurogenic claudication 7. Briefly discuss the principles and priorities in managing polytrauma 8. loose bodies in knee etiology? How will u manage a case of 30 year old sportsmanwho presents with locked knee due to loose body 9. how will u differentiate structural scoliosis from nonstructural scoliosis?describe infantile idiopathic scoliosis. What is the importance of rib vertebral angle? 10. how will u manage a case of recalcitrant tennis elbow? 2007 June PaperII 1. Classify radial club hand. Describe the pathological Anatomy & management of a 1 yr old child? 2. Classify Coxa Vara. Describe the management of adolescent coax vara 3. describe the DD of cystic lesion in upper end of humerus in a 10 year old child. Describe the management of SBC in same child 4. Classify fracture neck of femur in children. Describe its management and complications briefly 5. Define Gait. Describe the aetiopathogenesis and causes of trendleberg gait 6. what is symes amputation? Desribe the indications and complications. What is the prosthesis suitable for symes amputation? 7. Describe briefly the clinical features and management of SCFE? 8. Neurological deficit in caries spine; types, pathogenesis and prognostic factors? 9. A one year old child has been successfully treated for CTEV. Describe the orthotic management from this time to the completion of treatment? 10. Describe the pathological Anatomy of the bursae of the hand. Discuss the etiology, clinical feature and management of acute infection in those bursae? June 2007 Paper III 1. Peritalar dislocation 2. Chronic compartment syndrome 3. Hanging cast 4. what is unstable trochanteric fracture? Briefly describe the various methods of managing unstable trochanteric fracture 5. discuss the indications pros and cons of reamed Vs unreamed intramedullary nailing 6. discuss the management of closed fracture shaft of humerus with radial nerve palsy 7. Carpal instability types, clinical features and radiological assessment 8. Describe the Anatomy of Subacromial space. What is the morphology of acromion process in the pathogenesis of rotator cuff tears? How will you manage full thickness tear? 9. what is locked compression plate? Discuss the principles, clinical situations where it is particularly usefull 10. how will you manage a case of acute Hemarthrosis Knee? June 2007 Paper IV 1. Describe Bone remodeling unit. Briefly describe the drugs which influence remodeling 2. PET Scan 3. Wallerian degeneration 4. Briefly describe the relevant biomechanics of the lower limb, particularly in relation to bone cuts in total knee replacement 5. gate control theory of pain 6. what is neuropraxia? How will you differentiate it from axonometsis during first few days of injury
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10. Discuss the pathogenesis of acute hematogenous osteomyelitis. How does it differ in different age groups 2006 Dec. Paper I 1) Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation 2) Features which differentiate head injury from the cerebral symptoms of Fat Embolism syndrome. 3) Synovioma 4) Otto Pelvis 5) Principles of surface replacement arthroplasty of hip. What do you think are the reasons of failure of previous historical designs compared to the modern successful design? 6) What are the various methods of closing gaps between nerve ends during nerve repair? 7) What are the indications of spinal osteotomy in ankylosing spondylitis? Describe the various techniques. 8) Pathophysiology of septic shock. 9) Management of a patient having fracture pelvis with urinary retention. Restrict yourself to the management of his urinary problem. 10)Kienbocks disease. 2006 Dec. Paper II 1) Name the prehensile movements of hand. What are the tendon transfers described for opponens deficit hand? 2) Describe briefly indications, contraindications and principle technical steps of Salters osteotomy. 3) How do principles of amputation differ in children as compared to adults? What is pylon prosthesis? What are advantages and disadvantages? 4) What is the pathological Anatomy of carpal tunnel? Describe briefly the diagnosis and management of carpal tunnel syndrome. 5) What are the hand deformities in rheumatoid arthritis? Describe the pathological Anatomy and treatment of Boutannaires deformity. 6) Describe briefly the aetiology, clinical features and principles of treatment of Tom Smith arthritis. 7) Outline the calcium metabolism. What do you mean by Vitamin D resistant rickets? Describe its clinical features and management. 8) What is crutch palsy? Describe the orthotic management of wrist drop. 9) Describe the pathological Anatomy , clinical features and management of post polio calcaneus deformity in a 12 yr. old patient. 10)What is Floor Reaction Orthosis? Describe its parts and mechanism of function. What are its indications and contraindications? 2006 Dec. Paper III 1) Describe the mechanism of injury and clinical presentation of various incomplete spinal cord syndromes. 2) What is Lisfranc joint? Classify injuries around this joint and principles of management. 3) Classify calcaneal fractures. Discuss the management based on classification system. Enumerate the complications. 4) Enumerate Biodegradable implants. What are the advantages and disadvantages of their use? 5) Classify periprosthetic fractures around the knee and discuss their management. 6) Classify fracture acetabulum and outline the indications of surgical treatment. 7) Classify ankle injuries. Which fracture patterns have syndesmotic instability and how do you manage that? 8) Classify fractures of the proximal humerus in elderly. What is the relevance of blood supply of the humeral head in planning management? How will you treat four part fracture? 9) What is Gas Gangrene? Discuss the clinical features, bacteriology and principles of management. 10)Describe the causes of ulnar wrist pain after healing of distal radius fractures. Discuss the management of DRUJ disorders. 2006 Dec. Paper IV 1) Describe the Physiology of micturition. Briefly discuss the management of automatic bladder in spinal injuries. 2) Describe the arches of foot. Discuss the clinical features and management of peroneospastic flat foot. 3) Describe the blood supply of femoral head. How does it differ in children and adults? 4) Describe the properties of synovial fluids. How does it help in differentiating various types of arthritis?
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8) What are Giant cell variants? Describe in brief their differential diagnosis. 9) What is DOTS? What is its rationale? 10)Pathoanatomy, radiology and diagnosis of Congenital vertical Talus. June 2006 Paper I 1) Discuss the Pathology of osteoarthritis of knee with special reference to the role of ACL rupture in the pathogenesis of osteoarthritis knee. 2) Briefly describe the clinical features, types and management of osteoid osteoma. 3) Describe in detail the synovial fluid analysis. How do you differentiate various types of arthritides based on the analysis? 4) Video Assisted Thoracoscopy 5) Osteochondritis Dessicans 6) Transient Migratory Osteoporosis of the hips 7) Describe various types of skin grafts. Discuss the stages of biological incorporation of skin grafts. 8) Discuss the pathogenesis of neurospinal claudication. 9) Automatic Dysreflexia. 10)Control of air quality in a modern orthopaedic operation theatre. June 2006 Paper II 1) Anterior Interosseous Nerve syndrome Aetiology, clinical features, differential diagnosis and management. 2) Dwyers osteotomy for CTEV Indications, steps and complications. 3) Sprengels Deformity. Etio pathogenesis, clinical features and management. 4) Coxa Plana Clinical, Radiological features, Differential diagnosis and principles of treatment. 5) Boutannaire deformity etiology, pathomechanics and management. 6) Ultrasonic Therapy Physiological effects, clinical applications and contraindications. 7) Quadriceps Paralysis Gait pathomechanics, compensation employed and corrective measures. 8) Suction Socket Prosthesis principles, indications and advantages over conventional prosthesis and main points in its construction. 9) Bowing of Tibia in children Causes, types and management of Congenital Bowing 10)Equinus Deformity in cerebral palsy Etiopathogenesis, evaluation and treatment. June 2006 Paper III 1) Fracture Talus. 2) Bennets Fracture dislocation 3) Hangmans Fracture. 4) Motor March 5) Principles of Tendon Transfer. 6) Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury. 7) Acromio clavicular Disruption 8) Lateral Condyle fracture of Humerus 9) Perilunar Dislocation. 10)Fracture Disease. June 2006 Paper IV 1) Etiopathogenesis, Pathology and management of DIC. 2) Congenital postural deformities associated with in-utero position. 3) Raloxifene. 4) Biomechanics of Knee in relation to total knee replacement. 5) Structure and Biochemistry of articular cartilage. 6) Bryants Traction. 7) Biochemical markers of Bone formation and resorption. 8) Describe pathological Anatomy and radiology in CTEV. 9) Stewart and Harnaley ankle arthrodesis. 10)Enumerate various deformities of foot and ankle seen in Post Polio Residual Paralysis (PPRP). Describe in detail the management of Talipes Calcaneus. Dec. 2005 Paper I 1) Define entrapment syndrome. Enumerate various entrapment syndromes. Discuss the entrapment syndrome in relation to the ulnar nerve in detail. 2) Bony changes in hyperparathyroidism and hypoparathyroidism along with relevant pathophysiology. 3) Sports related injuries to soft tissues. 4) Suture Materials.
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7) Respiratory Distress Syndrome. 8) Intravenous Regional Anaesthesia in orthopedic practice. 9) Day Care Surgery. 10)Surgical audit. Dec. 2005 Paper II 1) Congenital vertical Talus Etiology, Pathology , clinical, radiological features and management. 2) Chiari Osteotomy indications, advantages, steps of surgery. 3) Claw Hand Etiology, patho-mechanics,principles of various corrective procedures. 4) Bowing of Tibia in children Causes, types, clinical features & management of congenital bowing of tibia. 5) Klippel-Fiel syndrome Etiology, Pathology , clinical & radiological features, differential diagnosis & management. 6) Microwave Diathermy its physiogical effects, clinical applications & contraindications. 7) Describe various types of Crutches ; gait pattern with crutches. 8) Skew Flap Amputation indications, advantages of conventional amputation,steps of operation and complications. 9) Post polio equinus deformity of foot etiopathology, evaluation & management. 10)Floor reaction Orthosis indications, principles and advantages. Dec. 2005 Paper III 1) Enumerate the types of spinal cord lesions following fracture dislocation of C5-6 vertebrae and discuss clinical features, treatment and prognosis of each type of lesion in adult. 25 marks 2) Describe the following in brief 15 marks each i) Treatment of fractures of distal end of radius. ii) Management of fracture of fracture shaft of femur that has become infected after intramedullary fixation iii) Treatment of radial head and neck fractures in children iv) Management of Trochnanteric fractures in elderly. v) Principles of management of Lisfranc injuries of foot. Dec. 2005 Paper IV 1) Massive Transfusion. 2) Harmons approach of Tibia with applied Anatomy . 3) Strength Duration Curve. 4) Biomechanics of hip joint and its clinical applications. 5) Radionuclide bone scanning 6) Allopurinol 7) Tension band principle and its application in treatment of fractures using a wire and plate. 8) Pathology of tuberculous arthritis and correlation with clinical staging. 9) Growth plate - Anatomy and pathological states affecting it. 10) Radiological and biochemical features of renal osteodystrophy and their interpretation. June 2005 Paper I Part A 1) Draw a flow chart of disaster planning at state level. What is the concept of triage? 2) Pathology , clinical features and management of diabetic foot. 3) Nosocomial infection on orthopaedics common organism and preventive measures. 4) Post operative DVT Prevention, clinical features and treatment. 5) Post Menopausal Osteoporosis Prevention and management. Part B 1) Crystal Synovitis. 2) Incoporation of Bone Grafts. How does it differ for cancellous and cortical grafts? 3) Preparation and precautions required to operate HIV positive patients. 4) Chemotherapy for osteosarcoma. 5) How does a neurological claudication differ from vascular claudication? Enumerate the etiology of the two. June 2005 Paper II Part A 1) Clinical features and management of slipped capital femoral epiphysis. 2) Ewings Sarcoma 3) Pollicisation Indications and prerequisites 4) What are parts of a shoe? Describe the modifications of a CTEV shoe. 5) What is modified Jones transfer for a high radial nerve palsy? How does it differ from original transfer? Part B 1) Pylon prosthesis Indications, prerequisites and advantages.
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June 2005 Paper III 1) Describe the biology of fracture healing and the influence of intra medullary rods and plates in healing. Discuss the role of various modalities in stimulation of osteogenesis (25 marks) 2) Describe in brief on the following (15 marks each) i) Treatment of odontoid fracture in adults. ii) Enumerate the complications of femoral neck fractures in children and discuss the management in any one of the complications. iii) Classification and treatment of acromioclavicular dislocation. iv) Stress, Strain, Modulus of elasticity and strength in relation to metallic implants. v) Rotator cuff injury in sportsmen. June 2005 Paper IV Part A 1) Trendelenberg test with its anatomical basis and clinical applications 2) Madura foot. 3) Synovial fluid and its analysis in various arthritis 4) Blood supply of head of femur and its clinical significance. 5) Morbid Anatomy , radiological and laboratory features of Multiple Myeloma Part B 1) Thompsons approach of radius with applied Anatomy . 2) Paralytic Bladder. 3) Methotrexae as a DMARD. 4) Therapeutic ultrasound. 5) Prophylaxis in thrombo-embolic disease. Dec. 2004 Paper I 1) Describe etiopathogenesis of thoracic outlet syndrome and its management 2) Short notes on i) Shock ii) Haemophiliac arthropathy iii) Compartment syndrome iv) Ehler-Danlos syndrome v) Acute rupture of Achilles Tendon Dec. 2004 Paper II 1) Discuss etiology, pathogenesis and management of Perthes disease. 2) Write short notes on i) Principles of amputation of lower limb in children ii) Dupuytrens contracture iii) Carpal Tunnel Syndrome v) Nuclear Imaging. iv) F.R.O. Dec. 2004 Paper III 1) Classify pelvic fractures and discuss the management. 2) Write short notes on i) Fracture Talus ii) Calcaneovalgus Deformity iii) Myositis Ossificans iv) Biomechanics of Hip v) Habitual Dislocation of Patella Dec.2004 Paper IV 1) Describe calcium metabolism. Discuss the etiology, clinical features, diagnosis and management of nutritional rickets. 2) Write short notes on i) Arches of foot ii) Core decompression iii) Bone graft substitutes iv) Pathology of osteoarthritis v) Sudecks osteodystrophy June 2004 Paper I 1) Osteoporosis Definition, Etiology, Clinical features, Investigations, Prevention and Treatment. 2) Short notes on i) Surgery for habitual dislocation of patella ii) Triple arthrodesis for equinus iii) Shoe modification for valgoid tilt iv) Fascio-cutaneous skin graft v) Ideal stump June 2004 Paper II 1) Discuss the merits & demerits of operative & non-operative treatment of simple diaphyseal fracture of tibia.
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v) Old metacarpo phalangeal dislocation June 2004 Paper III 1) Discuss mechanism & classification of injury around ankle joint. Discuss diagnosis and treatment. 2) Short notes on i) Discuss Pathology & management of infected non-union. ii) Fracture Neck of Femur Classification and treatment iii) Compression & Distraction in Orthopaedics iv) Role of Ligamentotaxis in fractures v) Tension band wiring principle. June 2004 Paper IV 1) Describe bone tumour. Classification, diagnosis and treatment modalities for Multiple Myeloma. 2) Short notes on i) Bone Cement ii) Intrinsic Hand iii) Shoulder Hand Syndrome iv) Gait Cycle v) Osteoclast. Dec. 2003 Paper I 1) Define Gangrene. Describe the aetiological classification & Mx of gas gangerene? 2) Short Notes on : i) Skin grafting ii) Madura foot iii) Mortons metatarsalgia iv) DVT v) Ewings tumour Dec. 2003 Paper II 1. Management of ankle fractures in children 2. Pathophysiology & presentation of TB spine in children 3. Juvenile Chronic arthritis - DD & investigations 4. Osteochondritis dessicans 5. Congenital amputations of lower limb in children 6. Haemophilia knee 7. Compound palmar ganglia 8. Ulnar claw hand 9. Pes planus 10. Mono ostotoc fibrous dysplasia Dec. 2003 Paper III 1) Recent advances in the management of intraarticular fractures of upper end of tibia 2) Short notes on : i) Rationale of surgical treatment of recurrent dislocation of shoulder ii) Hangmans fracture iii) Calcaneum fracture iv) Orthopaedic complications of high dose steroid v) Sudeks Osteodystrophy Dec.2003 Paper IV 1) Describe the mechanism of calcium homeostasis by parathyroid hormone and the skeletal changes that occur as a result of hyperparathyroidism. Discuss the uses and limitations of lab investigations in the diagnosis of primary hyperparathyroidism 2) Short notes on : i) BMP ii) 2nd line of ATT iii) Acute ankle sprain iv) Growth plate & its functions v) Stress, strain & modulus of elasticity in relationship to implants. Dec. 2002 Paper I 1) Aetiology, Pathology & Mx of Spinal canal stenosis 2) Short notes on : i) Tension pneumpthorax ii) Non specific synovitis iii) Painful arc syndrome iv) metastatic lesion of bone & tis management v) Crush Syndrome Dec. 2002 Paper II 1) Pathogenesis, Clinical features & management of Caries spine in a child 10 yrs old 2) Short notes on : i) Intrinsic muscles hand ii) fibrous dysplasia iii) Habittual dislocation patella
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2) Short notes on : i) Cerebral diplegia? Line of Management? ii) Multiple myelpma Investigations & Management? iii) Pes Planus etiology & Management? iv) Investigations of Pain in Hand? v) Rationale of surgical Rx for recurrent anterior dislocation shoulder? Dec. 2002 Paper IV 1) Blood supply of head of femur in diff age groups?Management of Idiopathic AVN of Femur? 2) Short notes on : i) Osteogenesis imperfecta ii) Cubitus Varus iii) Renal Rickets iv) Sudecks dystrophy v) Neurogenic Bladder June 2002 Paper I 1) Describe the various approaches to the spine 2) Short notes on : i) Recurrent dislocation of patella ii) Compression plating iii) Hallux valgus iv) Volkmans ischaemic contracture v) Ewings sarcoma June 2002 Paper II 1) Describe the management of claw hand 2) Short notes on : i) CTEV ii) Septic arthritis of hip in a child below 5 years and above 3years iii) Epiphyseal injuries iv) Principles of amputation in children v) Calcaneovalgus foot June 2002 PAPER III 1.Treatment of ununited fracture neck of femur 2.Treatment of intercondylar fracture of humerus 3.Investigation of collapse of a vertebra 4.Osteomalacia 5.Osteogenesis imperfecta 6.Post Polio Residual Paralysis 7.Diagnostic criteria of osteolytic lesion in upper end tibia 8.Pilon fracture 9.Brodies abscess 10. Costo clavicular syndrome Paper IV 1) Describe the Anatomy of recurrent dislocation shoulder? Discuss Management 2) Short notes on : i) Ceramics In Orthopaedics ii) Bone grafts iii) Hyper parathyroidism iv) Pigmented villonodular synovitis v) Pes planus 2001 Paper I 1. OA Knee pathophysiology. Discuss rationale of surgical management of OA Knee 2. Short notes on : i) Renal Rickets Pathophysiology ii) Thoracic Outlet Syndrome iii) Hand to Knee gait in Polio iv) Wallerian Degenration v) Endotoxic Shock 2001 PaperII 1. Pathomechanics, Clincal features & Management of various deformities in RA hand? 2. Short notes on : i) Pseudoarthrosis ii) Neglected Cong. Talipes Equino varus iii) Electromyography iv) Osteochondromatosis v) Suction socket prosthesis 2001 Paper III 1.Discuss the pathological alterations of femoral neck & head in neglected & ununited femoral neck fractures
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iv) Two level fracture of shaft of tibia v) Fractures and dislocation of talus 2001 PAPER IV 1. Describe the development of vertebral column.Pathogenesis and management of potts paraplegia. Discuss the treatment of resistant cases? 2. Short notes on : i) Biodegradable implants ii) Rigid flat foot iii) wrist drop iv) Compartment Syndrome v) Symes amputation
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Hi megha i must say u have done a fantastic job of sharing these resource especially because i am myself doing DNB Orthopaedics 2nd year thanks a lot can u pls guide me in getting similar thing for DNB Skin :?:
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:lol: Thanks a lot lot lot Meghna............... U r really great May God bless U. R u also doing DNB ORTHO
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DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

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will u please add clinical case presentations in orthopaedics

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DNB orthopaedics previous papers Dec 2001 - Dec 2008

past papers of mrcog from 2001 n onwards

secondary seat in DNB Orthopaedics in June 2008 session

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