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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

a puncture wound or laceration near the joint on the palm - side of the hand(passive) often caused byTendon Sheath Infection

fluidcausedswelling in the tendon sheath

filled with fluidcausedswelling in the tendon sheath

cholesterol medicationscausinginjury to the myelin sheath

But the stress at this point is particularly highcan causetendinopathy in the tendon sheath

Anticoagulant and Steroid Therapy during Hospital Admission(passive) Caused bySpontaneous Rectus Sheath Hematoma

Subcutaneous HeparinLeadsto Rectus Sheath Hematoma

by chronic overuse or sudden injury(passive) caused bytendon sheath

primarily(passive) is ... influencedSheath strain

Recurrent irritation of the tendon andcausestendon sheath

trauma or surgery(passive) is commonly caused bySubcutaneous hematoma

blood vesselshad causedsubcutaneous hematoma

strain , calcium deposits , hypercholesterolaemia , gout , rheumatoid arthritis , etc(passive) caused bya tendon sheath

internal oblique musclescontributea posterior sheath

the transversalis and internal oblique musclescontributea posterior sheath

the headcausingepicardial hematoma

by the rupture of a small vein that drains blood from the anus(passive) are caused byPerianal hematoma

ingrown toenailscan ... causesubungual hematoma

ill fitting shoes and insufficient space for the toes(passive) may be caused bySubungual Hematoma

His reportcauseda torn sheath

by lateral variation in rates of flow(passive) caused bysheath folds

of Schwann cells(passive) is composedMyelin sheath

largely of fat(passive) is composedMyelin sheath

directlycan ... causedirectly

in severe disability of hand functionresultingin severe disability of hand function

alsocontributesalso

during foot movementcausingduring foot movement

entrapment of the extensorcan also causeentrapment of the extensor

my tendonwas causingmy tendon

physical deformity ( such as fingers that are tightened into a curl ) as well as disabilitycan causephysical deformity ( such as fingers that are tightened into a curl ) as well as disability

pain as well as taping or providing heel lifts to offload the tendonare causingpain as well as taping or providing heel lifts to offload the tendon

Trigger finger , also known as the snapping finger(passive) is caused byTrigger finger , also known as the snapping finger

of perineurial cellscomposedof perineurial cells

usuallyresultsusually

venous obstruction syndromecausingvenous obstruction syndrome

an abdominal compartment syndromecausingan abdominal compartment syndrome

external compressioncausingexternal compression

to abdominal compartment syndromeleadingto abdominal compartment syndrome

a painful lock - snap sensationcausinga painful lock - snap sensation

pain , swelling , and a popping or catching feelingcan causepain , swelling , and a popping or catching feeling

difficulty in straightening the affected fingercausingdifficulty in straightening the affected finger

to mobilitycontributesto mobility

ureteric obstructioncausingureteric obstruction

pain , popping , or a catching feeling in the finger or thumbcausespain , popping , or a catching feeling in the finger or thumb

in an extraperitoneal bladder ruptureresultingin an extraperitoneal bladder rupture

in delayed ossificationmay resultin delayed ossification

delayed ossificationmay resultdelayed ossification

in higher mortality ratesresultedin higher mortality rates

to nerve palsiescan leadto nerve palsies

in stenosis or even occlusion of the arterymay resultin stenosis or even occlusion of the artery

intestinal obstructioncausingintestinal obstruction

of various tendon extensions and muscle fibres and maintains the strength of the abdominal wallis composedof various tendon extensions and muscle fibres and maintains the strength of the abdominal wall

qt prolongation and conduction abnormalities may be appropriate in some areascan causeqt prolongation and conduction abnormalities may be appropriate in some areas

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