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A decade ago, foresters feared an invasive Chinese beetle would spell doom for American ash trees. But a counterpunch emerged in the form of a powerful pesticide that can not only save infested trees but inoculate them against the emerald ash borer.
Milwaukee has been using the chemical for four years without losing one tree to the bug, but the pesticide must be reapplied every few years, creating a quandary for cash-conscious city councils.
Municipal officials on the edges of the ash borer's ever-expanding range face a choice: Cut down their ash trees and replace them with other species — a large one-time expense — or commit to spending lesser sums on pesticide treatments, perhaps for years. Their decisions can affect everything from property values to storm water retention.
"There's no reason for a landscape tree to die now if someone is willing to put some money into it," said Deb McCullough, a Michigan State University forest entomology professor who helped test the pesticide before it went on the market. "(But) some cities have a tough time allocating money from a municipal budget to protect trees when they're trying to keep firemen and policemen on the job."
The emerald ash borer's larvae kill ash trees by consuming the trees' nutrient transport tissues. The beetle has spread to 21 states as well as Quebec and Ontario since it was discovered near Detroit in 2002, leaving tens of millions of dead trees in its wake.
In the early years of the infestation, most cities with the pest dealt with it by cutting down all their ash trees, even healthy ones. Municipal leaders feared the beetle would kill so many trees so quickly that cutting crews wouldn't be able to remove the husks before they toppled and caused damage.
The game shifted in 2008, though, when federal regulators approved a pesticide called TREE-age for use against the beetle. A 2009 report from the North Central Integrated Pest Management Center, a network of researchers that advises the federal government on pest control, said the pesticide can save infested trees if applied early enough, as well as inoculate trees against the beetle for at least two years. Other ash borer pesticides have to be applied annually and have produced inconsistent results, according to the report.
Milwaukee and Chicago have been using the pesticide since 2009, committing millions of dollars to the effort over the years.
Officials in both cities said treatment allows them to replace ash trees with other species on their own schedule and said the approach is cheaper than taking down all the trees at once. Milwaukee, for example, spends about $950,000 a year on treatment vs. the $27 million it would have cost to remove the city's 33,000 street ash trees. Meanwhile, residents continue enjoying the trees' benefits, such as shade, sucking up storm water runoff and boosting property values.
"We're totally in the driver's seat, which is the envy of most communities that have (the ash borer)," David Sivyer, the city's forestry services manager, said.
City officials in Madison, where the bug was confirmed in November, have implemented a hybrid plan that calls for cutting down trees in poor condition and treating larger trees. That decision is expected to cost as much as $1.1 million annually by 2019.
About 150 cities and towns are using the pesticide, said Leah Hancock, product marketing manager for Arborjet, which produces TREE-age. But others are wary of committing dollars over the long term.
City officials in Minneapolis, where the beetle was discovered in 2010, have proposed a plan calling for a new $1.1 million tax levy every year for eight years to remove 40,000 ash trees and replanting different species. The city's park board in December approved the first year of the levy.
City leaders in La Crosse have been grappling with the beetle since 2012. They've decided to pull out their 6,000 public ash trees and replant new species. They anticipate the effort will cost about $2 million over four years. That compares with an estimated $1.8 million to treat all 6,000 trees over six years, said Cinthia Johnson, the city's parks and forestry coordinator.
"EAB is going to be in our community longer than six years," she said. "You're looking at another six years and another six years. With the removal and replacement over four years, we're done."
Foresters discovered the emerald ash borer in Boulder, Colo., in September, marking the bug's farthest progress west. City Forester Kathleen Alexander said Boulder is trying to determine the extent of the infestation. Then the city will have to make some hard decisions about whether to treat trees, remove them or both, she said.
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The game plan for Freespool isn't any secret as the unabashed front-runner heads into Saturday's grade I $200,000 Ancient Title Handicap at Oak Tree at Santa Anita. "He's coming in perfect, hopefully he can get an early lead and they'll have to come catch him," said Ted West, father of trainer Ted H. West. Freespool, a 5-year-old Kentucky-bred by Geiger Counter, has won three of five 2001 starts for Desperado Stables. Freespool came off a three-month vacation to win the restricted Pirate's Bounty by three lengths at Del Mar Sept. 1, and has recorded a pair of bullet works coming into the Ancient Title. West was pleased with the 117-pound weight assignment as Freespool will pack 10 pounds less than highweight Kona Gold. "I think the weights are square and that was the number we were looking for," West said. "10 pounds should get us close to Kona Gold."Probable to the Ancient Title at six furlongs for older horses, with jockeys and weights: Kona Gold (Alex Solis, 127); Lexicon (Kent Desormeaux, 117); Freespool (Isaias Enriquez, 117); Swept Overboard (no rider, 116), and Forest Camp (Mike Smith, 115). In other Ancient Title developments:
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For Ed Bartlien, Lost Lake has a special place in his heart. Like many who have lived around here long enough, the 92-year-old has decades' worth of fine memories locked away, of fishing, camping, picnicking and enjoying the picturesque mountain lake that has long been a jewel of Hood River County.
And among those memories, one stands out for Bartlien, and for the history books.
A July 23, 1981 Hood River News story titled, "Record trout hauled in" describes a fishing trip more than 30 years ago in which Bartlein reeled in a 14-pound, 31.75 inch rainbow trout a stone's throw from the lodge and boat dock.
"He may have a hard time convncning young ones of it a few years down the road," the article reads, "but Bartlein – on one of his first-ever fishing trips – hooked a record trout after only a half an hour on the lake."
According to then-manager Ernie Smith, the lunker was the biggest fish he'd seen come out of the lake in his many years at the lodge.
Although he doesn't drive himself any more, Bartlein makes a point of visiting the lake every year.
"I went up this year and met the new owner at the lodge," he said this week from his Eugene Street home. "We were talking and I told him who I was and that I was in a picture that used to be hanging in the lodge with me and the record fish. He said he knew exactly what I was talking about and came back with the photo."
The resort's new co-owner, Jason Taylor, snapped a photo of Bartlien holding the framed photo of him holding the massive trout alongside a little boy.
"The boy was there with his dad," Bartlien explained. "We were the only two boats there that day and I was with my friend. I helped the little boy into his boat and then we went out on the lake. We had just barely started fishing. I was trolling with a lure and my friend was rowing. I felt a bite and started reeling it in. What's crazy is that when the fish was almost in the boat it flopped and got free. It hit its head on the side of the boat and landed in the water a little stunned. We saw the size of the fish and my friend dove in the lake after it."
Back at the dock, Bartlien was happy to oblige the young boy by posing for a photo with him, next to the trout that was nearly his size. The fish tale doesn't end here. After snapping a few proud photos and getting the story to the local paper, the plan was to have the fish stuffed by a friend as a trophy to hang on the wall. His friend, apparently, knew how to do it, so he took the fish.
Sadly, Bartlien explains, the friend's wife didn't get the memo. "He didn't tell her what the plan was and before we had a chance she had cut into it and cut the head off. Boy oh boy, there was some heat on that one."
Bartlien is a veteran of WWII, where he served for seven years as Jungleer – an Army infrantry division know for waging fierce offensives in the jungles of the Pacific. He says he still makes it to Lost Lake a few times a year to fish, although he doesn't expect to haul-in anything quite like his 1981 trophy trout.
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The staff was excellent and service was good. However, we never to the wake-up call we requested.
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We went there on Easter weekend just to be told that swimming pool, steam room and sauna are out of order for 3 weeks but nothing on hotel.com website stated that these facilities are not working! Disappointed!!
5 day stay . We were there for a family occasion nearby. The hotel deco is tired. Our room was shabby in parts. Bath side fell off. No fridge in room, provisions in room very basic.
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Today, the International Labor Organization's (ILO) Maritime Labor Convention, 2006, (MLC, 2006) will enter into force in the first 30 States to ratify the Convention, with other ILO Member States scheduled to bring it into force over the next 12 months.
The MLC, 2006 is an important international regulatory instrument that will provide protection at work for more than 1.5 million seafarers who serve on the world's fleets.
Widely acclaimed as the "fourth pillar" of the international regulatory regime for quality shipping, and complementing the three key Conventions of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the MLC, 2006 sets out seafarers' rights to decent conditions of work on a wide range of subjects, and replaces almost 70 existing conventions and regulations, which would also benefit shipowners with a clear, consistent set of standards with which all must comply.
Adopted by the ILO in 2006, the MLC, 2006 is the result of years of hard work and cooperation on the part of the official ILO 'social partners' - national shipowners' associations coordinated by the International Shipping Federation (ISF) and seafarers' trade unions coordinated by the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF).
A panel comprising high-level representatives of seafarers, shipowners, Singapore's maritime administration and the ILO came together today to commemorate the entry into force of this historic Convention. Held against the backdrop of Singapore's bustling container terminal, one of the world's busiest ports, the hour-long panel discussion was broadcast live over the internet at 0700hr GMT from the bridge of APL Yangshan, a Singapore-flagged ship owned and managed by Singapore's national carrier Neptune Orient Lines.
On the discussion panel were Dr. Cleopatra Doumbia-Henry, Director, ILO Department, International Labour Organization; Capt. Robin Foo, President, Singapore Maritime Officers' Union (SMOU); Mr. Daniel J. S. Tan, Executive Director, Singapore Shipping Association (SSA) and Mr. Mark Lim, Deputy Director (Shipping), Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Chairman, Tripartite Working Group on MLC.
The panel discussed the impact of MLC, 2006 on world shipping and took live questions received via ILO's Facebook page and Twitter hashtag #MLC2006.
Dr. Cleopatra Doumbia-Henry, who was responsible for the development of the MLC 2006 and remains responsible in respect of it, said, "August 20th 2013 is a day to celebrate. It marks the entry into force of the Maritime Labor Convention, 2006, the ILO landmark Convention that seeks to ensure that the social pillar of the maritime industry is on an equal footing with the safety and environmental pillars, thereby ensuring sustainable and quality shipping. The MLC, 2006 was five years in the making and seven years of concerted effort by the ILO, governments, shipowners' and seafarers' Organizations, as well as the broader industry and the European Union to get us to this day. With its twin objective of a seafarers' bill of rights and fair competition for shipowners, it is a win-win for all of the industry. We all now need to continue to work together to make it a success through effective implementation. I want to especially thank the government, the shipowners and seafarers' organizations of Singapore for the exemplary way in which they have – through tripartite social dialogue – worked to give effect to the Convention's provisions."
Ms. Mary Liew, a Nominated Member of Parliament and Executive Secretary of the Singapore Maritime Officers' Union representing seafaring officers said, "We welcome the implementation of the MLC, 2006 as it imposes a minimum standard of decent work for seafarers all over the world, addressing the issues of employment conditions, work and rest hours, accommodation, food, health protection, medical care, repatriation, welfare and social security protection. The maritime tripartite partners here in Singapore have worked in concerted effort towards ensuring that our maritime industry is ready for the MLC coming into force. Whilst the MLC, 2006 provides a minimum standard for seafarers, as unions, we will continue to work with shipping employers to offer employment and wage conditions that are above and beyond what the Convention offers, for our seafarers and members sailing across the world's oceans.
Supporting Dr. Doumbia-Henry's earlier comment, Ms. Liew proclaimed, "This is a day of rejoicing because this Convention will not only protect our seafarers but it will improve the relationship and communication between the various stakeholders. The whole maritime industry will certainly benefit from this comprehensive convention that has taken many years to implement. This historic moment will be remembered and appreciated by many."
Representing the shipowning community in Singapore, Mr. Daniel J. S. Tan, Executive Director of the Singapore Shipping Association commented, "As responsible shipowners, we are strongly committed to safeguarding the fundamental rights of our seafarers. In this regard, we, along with our tripartite partners have been actively involved in the MLC, 2006 since it was first conceived in 2001. In addition to working closely with our tripartite partners, we have also been doing our utmost to ensure personnel at every level are fully familiar with the requirements of this Convention.
He continued, "Today, I am pleased to announce that our seafarers are well-taken care of and our Singapore ships are certified and fully compliant. We cannot afford to be complacent, however – the very flexibility and scope of the Convention, as well as the global nature of the shipping industry means that our shipowners are going to be exposed to States that may have different interpretations of the MLC, 2006, possibly at a very fundamental level.
Given that there are 185 ILO Member States, complications may well arise as the Convention enters into force across the globe. Nonetheless, I am confident that as we continue working with our tripartite partners, we will be able to address any unexpected hiccups if they arise.
Mr. Kam Soon Huat, General Secretary of the Singapore Organization of Seamen (SOS), whose Union represents ratings onboard ships, also showed his support. He commented, "The MLC 2006 ushers in a new era of comprehensive and enlightened work environment for seamen. With the MLC 2006, seafarers will be better informed of and protected by their fundamental rights – the rights to a safe and secure workplace, where the safety standards are complied with, where you have fair terms of employment, decent livings and working conditions."
Capt. Francis Joseph, Chairman of the Singapore Maritime Employers' Federation added, "SMEF and our general membership is proud to have been part of the works within the Singapore maritime community to address the different areas of concerns for the continued welfare and protection of the seafarers as embodied within the provisions of the MLC 2006. After years of consultation and constructive dialogue with our tripartite partners we are pleased to have been part of the process and to witness this historic milestone. I am confident that today, with the maritime communities of nations united behind the implementation of MLC 2006, our seafarers' welfare can only get better. This applies not only for the seafarers from Singapore but the world over, whose seafarers continue to provide their expertise and competence in manning the world's fleet that keeps shipping safe, secure and much more efficient."
Mr. Tan Suan Jow, Director (Shipping) of the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) said, "As a responsible maritime administration, Singapore recognizes the essential role that seafarers play in our maritime community. We are glad that seafarers' welfare and interests will be protected under the MLC. MPA will continue to work closely with our tripartite partners to facilitate the smooth implementation of the MLC and the continued protection of seafarers who provide a service that is essential to world trade and the global economy.
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Cordial Hotel Dam Square, Amsterdam
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Scapula Fracture Treatment & Management
- Author: Thomas P Goss, MD; Chief Editor: S Ashfaq Hasan, MD more...
Approach Considerations
Most scapula fractures can be managed effectively with closed treatment. Some injuries with significant displacement have poor long-term outcomes for the shoulder and the upper extremity as a whole if treated with closed techniques.
Because scapula fractures often are associated with other, sometimes life-threatening injuries, delay surgery until the patient is medically stabilized. Absolute contraindications for surgery are few. In the case of a major vascular injury, such as an axillary or brachial artery tear, repair the vessel first, then follow with fracture fixation.
Recognizing the exact indications for operative treatment of scapula fractures is a major issue for the future. The authors have presented guidelines for when to consider surgery (see Indications for Surgical Management). However, more data are needed to further define and support these recommendations. As surgical techniques advance, the indications for surgical intervention may expand.
Medical Therapy
Medical therapy for patients with scapula fractures generally is the same as that for any trauma patient. Perform fluid resuscitation, stabilize the cardiopulmonary system, and treat life-threatening injuries prior to operative fixation of scapula fractures.
Most scapula fractures can be managed with closed treatment. More than 90% of scapula fractures have minimal displacement, primarily because of the thick, strong support provided by the surrounding soft tissues. Treatment is symptomatic. Short-term immobilization in a sling and swathe bandage is provided for comfort. Early progressive range-of-motion (ROM) exercises and use of the shoulder out of the sling (within clearly defined limits) are initiated as pain subsides. In some cases, such as intra-articular fractures, close radiographic follow-up is necessary to ensure that unacceptable displacement does not occur.
Most scapular fractures heal completely by 6 weeks, and all external support is discontinued at this time. Progressive use of the upper extremity is encouraged. Continue ROM exercises until full shoulder mobility is recovered. As motion improves, add progressive strengthening exercises. Full functional recovery takes several months. Ultimately, the prognosis for these fractures is excellent.
Indications for Surgical Management
Whereas most scapula fractures can be managed with closed treatment, surgical management should be considered for significantly displaced fractures.[14, 15] The following injuries occur with enough frequency to merit discussion of operative treatment:
Significantly displaced fractures of the glenoid cavity (glenoid rim and fossa)
Significantly displaced fractures of the glenoid neck
Double disruptions of the superior shoulder suspensory complex (SSSC) in which one or more elements of the scapula are significantly displaced
Approximately 50% of scapula fractures involve the scapular body and spine. Avulsion fractures caused by indirect forces and injuries caused by direct trauma have been described.[16] The latter may be severely comminuted and displaced. Despite sporadic reports describing operative management, there seems to be little enthusiasm for surgical treatment, for the following two reasons:
There is little substantial bone stock for internal fixation, aside from the scapular spine and lateral scapular border
These fractures seem to heal reliably with a good functional result without surgical treatment
If painful scapulothoracic impingement occurs at a later date, bone prominences over the ventral scapular surface can be removed surgically.
Significantly displaced fractures of glenoid cavity (rim and fossa)
Fewer than 10% of glenoid cavity fractures are significantly displaced. Ideberg reviewed over 300 such injuries and proposed the first detailed classification scheme.[17] This classification subsequently was expanded by Goss (see the image below).[18] Type I injuries involve the glenoid rim (IA=anterior rim, IB=posterior rim). Types II-V include fractures of the glenoid fossa. Type VI fractures include all comminuted injuries (ie, more than two glenoid cavity fragments).
In 2012, the AO Foundation and Orthopaedic Trauma Association introduced a new comprehensive and reliable scapula classification involving glenoid fracture patterns.[19, 20]
Fractures of the glenoid rim occur when the humeral head is driven against the glenoid margin. Surgical management is indicated if the fracture results in persistent subluxation of the humeral head, defined as failure of the humeral head to lie concentrically within the glenoid fossa, or if the reduction is unstable. DePalma has stated that instability can be anticipated if the fracture is displaced 10 mm or more and if at least one fourth of the anterior aspect of the glenoid cavity or one third of the posterior aspect of the glenoid cavity is involved.[21]
Fractures of the glenoid fossa occur when a laterally applied force drives the humeral head directly into the glenoid cavity. Soslowsky et al found the maximum depth of glenoid articular cartilage to measure 5 mm.[22] Consequently, with displacement more than 5 mm, subchondral bone is exposed, making posttraumatic arthritis more likely.
Kavanagh et al reported on open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of glenoid fossa fractures in which displacement ranged from 4 to 8 mm.[6] They found ORIF to be a useful and safe technique for the treatment of selected displaced fractures of the glenoid fossa. On the basis of these and other studies, it seems reasonable to conclude that an articular step-off of 5 mm should warrant consideration for ORIF and that a 10-mm step-off is a definite indication for surgery.
Other indications for surgical management of these fractures include the following:
Glenoid fossa fractures that result in significant displacement of the humeral head such that it fails to lie in the center of the glenoid cavity, thereby resulting in glenohumeral instability
Fractures of the glenoid fossa with such severe separation of the fracture fragments that nonunion is likely to occur
Significantly displaced fractures of glenoid neck
Glenoid neck fractures (see the image below) that cause significant translational or angulatory displacement of the glenoid fragment can interfere with normal shoulder mechanics and/or cause glenohumeral instability. Nordqvist and Petersson evaluated 37 glenoid neck fractures treated nonoperatively and found the functional results at 10- to 20-year follow-up to be fair or poor in 32% of cases.[23] Hardegger et al noted that displaced glenoid neck fractures result in a functional imbalance because the relationship of the glenohumeral joint with the acromion and nearby muscle origins is altered.[1]
Overall, there is literature to suggest that surgery should be considered for fractures with translational displacement greater than or equal to 1 cm and/or angulatory displacement greater than or equal to 40° in either the transverse or coronal plane.
Double disruptions of superior shoulder suspensory complex
The SSSC is a bone/soft-tissue ring at the end of a superior and inferior bony strut (see the image below). The ring consists of the glenoid process, the coracoid process, the coracoclavicular ligaments, the distal clavicle, the acromioclavicular (AC) joint, and the acromial process. The superior strut is the middle third of the clavicle. The inferior strut is the lateral scapular body and spine.
Traumatic disruptions of one of the components of the SSSC are common. If the force is sufficient, the ring may fail in two or more places (double disruption), a situation in which significant displacement at one or both of the individual sites and of the SSSC as a whole frequently occurs. Similarly, a disruption of one portion of the ring, combined with a fracture of one of the struts or fractures of both struts, also creates a potentially unstable anatomic situation.
Adverse consequences include delayed union, malunion, and nonunion. Subacromial impingement, decreased strength and muscle fatigue, discomfort due to altered shoulder mechanics, neurovascular compromise due to a drooping shoulder, and glenohumeral degenerative joint disease also can occur.
If unacceptable displacement is present, surgical reduction and stabilization at the injury sites is necessary. Frequently, operative management of one of the injury sites satisfactorily reduces and stabilizes the second disruption indirectly.[24]
Herscovici et al reported results in nine patients with ipsilateral clavicular and glenoid neck fractures.[25] Seven patients were treated surgically with plate fixation of the clavicular fracture and achieved excellent results. Two patients were treated without surgery and were found to have decreased ROM, as well as drooping of the involved shoulder. The authors strongly recommended ORIF of the clavicle to prevent glenoid neck malunion.
Combined fractures of the distal clavicle and the superior aspect of the glenoid cavity is another potentially unstable situation. Each disruption may lead to displacement at the other fracture site. If displacement of the clavicular fracture site is unacceptable, surgical reduction and stabilization is indicated, usually with a Kirschner-wire (K-wire) tension-band fixation construct. Because the proximal clavicular segment is attached to the superior glenoid-coracoid process fragment by means of the coracoclavicular ligaments, this may indirectly reduce and stabilize the glenoid cavity fracture satisfactorily. If not, the glenoid fracture may also require surgical management using the surgical techniques described.
Fracture of the coracoid or the acromion process with a second disruption of the SSSC is another potentially unstable situation. If displacement at either or both sites is unacceptable, surgical management is indicated. For double disruptions consisting of both an acromion and a coracoid fracture, ORIF of the acromion may be all that is required (see the image below).
Surgical Therapy
Determination of operative approach
Fractures of glenoid cavity
The approach to glenoid cavity fractures depends on the type of fracture. Anterior rim (type IA) fractures are approached anteriorly with the patient in the beach-chair position. Posterior rim (type IB) fractures and all glenoid fossa disruptions are approached at least in part posteriorly. The fragment or fragments are reduced and held rigidly with either an interfragmentary compression screw or a contoured reconstruction plate. A superior approach may be added if a large, displaced superior glenoid fragment (type III) or glenoscapular fragment (type IV) is present.[26, 27, 28]
Basic orthopedic and shoulder instruments should be available, and fixation devices should include 3.5-mm and 4.0-mm cannulated screws and 3.5-mm malleable reconstruction plates. K-wires can be used for temporary or definitive fixation of glenoid fragments (see the image below). In patients with anterior rim, posterior rim, and type II glenoid cavity fractures, prepare and drape the iliac crest in case the fragment is comminuted, requiring replacement with a tricortical graft to restore glenohumeral stability.
Type II glenoid neck fractures
For type II glenoid neck fractures, the posterior approach is utilized, developing the interval between the infraspinatus and the teres minor. A superior approach may be added if the glenoid fragment is difficult to control.[26, 27, 28, 29]
Temporary fixation can be obtained with K-wires or interfragmentary screws. Definitive fixation of the reduced fragment generally is achieved with a 3.5-mm reconstruction plate contoured along the posterior aspect of the glenoid fragment and the lateral scapular border. In some type II fractures, severe comminution of the scapular body or spine may preclude plate fixation. In these cases, K-wire or interfragmentary screw fixation can be used. The reduced glenoid fragment is secured to the adjacent osseous structures, including the acromial process and the distal clavicle (see the image below). If the acromial process and distal clavicle also are severely comminuted, overhead olecranon pin traction may be considered.
Coracoid and acromion fractures
For coracoid fractures that require ORIF, an anterior deltoid-splitting approach is utilized. The rotator interval is opened as needed for optimal exposure of the fracture site. Cannulated 3.5-mm and 4.0-mm compression screws are useful for fixation of large fragments. If the fragment is significantly comminuted, treatment is excision and suture fixation of the conjoined tendon to the remaining coracoid process (see the image below).[26, 27, 28] A deltopectoral approach could also be utilized as an alternative to a deltoid-splitting approach.
If surgical reduction and stabilization of an acromion fracture is necessary, a tension-band construct usually is chosen for distal disruptions in which the acromial process is quite thin, whereas 3.5-mm malleable reconstruction plates usually are chosen for more proximal injuries.
Operative details
In addition to defining the fracture type and pattern, preoperative evaluation should include identification of associated injuries and a thorough neurovascular examination of the involved extremity. Radiographic evaluation must visualize the scapular body and spine, the three processes (ie, acromial, coracoid, glenoid), and the three articulations (ie, scapulothoracic, glenohumeral, acromioclavicular).
General anesthesia is advised for patients undergoing fixation of scapula fractures. Nerve block techniques are available but generally are used only as supplements because of awkward positioning, extensive dissection and manipulation, and, often, prolonged operating time. With the exception of type IA fractures of the glenoid cavity (anterior rim injuries) that require an anterior exposure, the primary surgical approach is posterior. Occasionally, a superior exposure is useful.
Posterior approach
For the posterior approach, the patient is placed in the lateral decubitus position, operative side up, and the torso is stabilized with a beanbag. The upper extremity and shoulder complex are prepared and draped free. Bony landmarks are outlined with a marking pen. An incision is made over the lateral one third of the scapular spine along the posterior aspect of the acromion to its lateral tip and then distally in the midlateral line for 2.5 cm. Skin flaps are developed.
The deltoid is dissected sharply off of the scapular spine and the acromion, and then split in the line of its fibers for a distance of up to 5 cm, starting at the lateral tip of the acromion. The deltoid is separated off of the underlying infraspinatus and teres minor musculotendinous units and retracted down to, but not below, the inferior margin of the teres minor.
The infraspinatus tendon is incised 2.5 cm medial to the greater tuberosity and along its superior and inferior borders. It then is dissected off of the underlying posterior glenohumeral capsule and turned back medially. After the capsule is opened in a similar fashion, a Fukuda retractor is inserted into the joint. With the retractor holding the humeral head out of the way, the entire glenoid cavity can be inspected, and the surgeon has ready access to its posterior rim and the glenoid neck.[30]
The interval between the infraspinatus and teres minor muscles can be developed further, and the long head of the triceps is detached to gain access to the inferior aspect of the glenoid process and the lateral border of the scapular body. Take particular care to protect and avoid injury to the nearby suprascapular and axillary nerves.
Anterior approach
For the anterior approach, the patient is placed on the operating room table in the beach-chair position. An anterior incision is made in Langer lines, centered over the glenohumeral joint and running from the superior to the inferior margin of the humeral head.
The deltoid muscle is exposed and split in the line of its fibers directly over the coracoid process. The conjoined tendon is retracted medially, whereas the deltoid is retracted laterally. The subacromial bursa is removed, exposing the subscapularis tendon. The tendon is incised 2.5 cm medial to the medial border of the biceps groove and along its superior and inferior borders. The subscapularis tendon then is dissected off of the underlying anterior glenohumeral capsule-glenoid neck periosteum and turned back medially. The anterior glenohumeral capsule is incised in the same fashion (5 mm medial to the anatomic neck) and also is turned back medially.
With a humeral head retractor inserted into the glenohumeral joint and holding the humeral head out of the way, the entire glenoid cavity can be inspected, and the surgeon has ready access to its anterior rim. Care must be taken to avoid injury to the nearby axillary nerve.
Superior approach
The superior approach can be added to the anterior or posterior exposure if a displaced, difficult to control or stabilize superior glenoid fragment, or a glenoid process fragment is present. Either incision is extended over the superior aspect of the shoulder.
Soft-tissue flaps are developed and retracted, exposing the superior aspect of the distal clavicle, the AC joint, the acromion, and the trapezius muscle. In the interval between the clavicle and the acromion, the trapezius muscle and the underlying supraspinatus tendon are split in the line of their fibers, bringing one down upon the superior aspect of the glenoid process. Care must be taken to protect and avoid injury to the suprascapular nerve and vessels that lie medial to the coracoid process.
Postoperative Care
Postoperative management partially depends on the degree of stability achieved at surgery. Complete immobilization in a sling and swathe is used for the first 24-48 hours. After that, progressive ROM exercises and functional use of the shoulder out of the sling (within clearly defined limits) are initiated if fixation is satisfactory. If surgical fixation was not rigid, immobilization in a sling and swathe, abduction brace, or overhead olecranon pin traction may be required for 7-14 days.
Radiographs are taken every 2 weeks to ensure maintained reduction. By 6 weeks, healing usually is sufficient to permit discontinuance of the sling and to allow progressive functional use of the extremity.
Physical therapy is continued until ROM and strength are maximized. Initial emphasis is on regaining ROM. As ROM progresses, strengthening exercises are added. Light use of the shoulder is encouraged through postoperative week 12. Heavy physical use of the shoulder, such as athletic activity, is prohibited for 4-6 months. Patients are encouraged to work diligently on their rehabilitation programs, as final motion and strength may not be achieved for 6 months to 1 year.
Complications can result directly from surgical management. Neurovascular injury, infection (superficial and deep), and loss of fixation all can result from poor surgical technique. An improper physical therapy rehabilitation program may lead to unnecessary postoperative shoulder stiffness. Finally, poor patient compliance can contribute to shoulder stiffness and possible hardware failure.
Long-Term Monitoring
After discharge from the hospital, patients should be seen for follow-up every 2 weeks for the first 6 weeks. Radiographs are taken to ensure maintained reduction. Evaluate the patient's ROM and update his/her rehabilitation program as needed. Patients should be seen at 12 weeks for evaluation of motion and progression of functional use of the shoulder. Final motion and strength may not be achieved until 6 months to 1 year.
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The standard, which spells out the technical capabilities needed for broadcasters to provide new mobile and handheld device services through their DTV transmissions, includes a robust transmission system based on vestigial sideband (VSB) modulation. It also includes a flexible, extensible IP-based transport, MPEG AVC (H.264) video and HE AAC v2 audio (ISO/IEC 14496-3) coding.
The standard provides an application framework for running software on receivers. Receivers using an optional Internet connection will provide viewers with an interactive TV experience. Additionally, the standard encompasses new data broadcasting services, such as real-time navigation data for use while driving.
The candidate standard stage of ATSC standards development is an explicit call for implementation and technical feedback.
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The name says it all - bonfire - autumn bonfires. I love vibrant color, and this is a mix of orange and wine red. I didn't know what to do w/the Carnelian free form drops when I got them. Played around w/some other bits and pieces and this is the result.
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Rustically lovely both in color and shape. The alternating pattern gives it interest.
Like this a lot! Love how you broke up the free form slabs. What are the interestingly shaped silver beads?
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Thanks all. Gail Layne – those silver beads I got about 10 – 12 years ago – believe it or not – from Fire Mountain. Not sure what they are.
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I love those drops, have some myself you inspired me
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I like the theme
lol nice.
it's different which i like. it has a nice style. the only compliant is the theme. just annoying sorry. but the rest is good. 4/8
Finally a positive comment.
Is the theme really that bad?
I have to admit that that is the most annoying theme song I've ever heard. Please try and put together something less annoying, and maybe some plot. Otherwise, lipsyncing was pretty good. Try harder man.
A new theme song is in the works.
haha funny
but you must do 3 or 2 jokes more
Ok thanks.
i just got stupider
honestly man wtf? good animation but not good enough. and it was u the entire time for the voices.....google audacity fot some good sound editing
Haha I actualy did use Audacity.


text: We stayed here two nights as we were going to Chepstow Races. With just one small exception the Staff were outstanding. Despite previous comments about staying in The Lakeside Village we were more than pleased despite the fact that there is a walk up to the main Hotel. The view of the Lake from our room was wonderful. The beds... More