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The Joint and the Surgeon
A multifactorial analysis of a complex
relationship
Pascal Gleyze
Cred. Photo Ebru Sidar

Platon
Articulation is an intellectual processus coming from the Gods
because the spirit was there before all things.
Movement is intelligence and a production of the soul..
The brain and the concept of articulation

Platon
Human reflexion is like a circular mouvement round a fixed point with
increasement of speed and field of reflexion with the distance from the central
fixed point.
If this point can move, the intellect will be able to care the world
The brain and the concept of articulation

Aristote
Flexion from a fixed point
is the essence of all things in actions
The brain and the concept of articulation

Think as a joint !
Taking care of joints oblige us to recognise
understand and follow the values of each joint !

The joint and his symbolic values ?
The axe of life
Vertebral column :
A. De Souzenelle

The joint and his symbolic values ?
The mother of all joints
Hip :
A. De Souzenelle

The joint and his symbolic values ?
The power, the submission and the direction
Knee :
A. De Souzenelle
Veselay Cathedral

The joint and his symbolic values ?
The place of all powers
Foot :
A. De Souzenelle

The joint and his symbolic values ?
The door of the Gods
Shoulder :
ESSKA – EUROPEAN SHOULDER SECTION

The surgeon and the joint :
a couple for life ?
Be in adequation with the joints you love !

L’épaule, c’est très simple !
3 familles pathologiques et thérapeutiques

ELLE FAIT
MAL !
ELLE SE
DEBOITE !
ELLE EST
FAIBLE !
Conflit sous acromial
Arthrose
Rupture(s) de coiffe Epaule instable :
- subluxation
- luxation
3 TABLEAUX CLINIQUES

ELLE FAIT MAL !
ArthroseConflit sous acromial

L’arche acromiale
Agressivité acromiale
Les années
20 ans 30 ans 40 ans 50 ans 60 ans 70 ans 80 ans
Le niveau d’activité
Le vieillissement tendineux
La coiffe
HISTOIRE NATURELLE

ELLE SE DEBOITE !
Epaule instable :
- subluxation
- luxation

« The sharing of knowledge creates
culture and bring individuals to
community » Kant
Le programme de la semaine ?

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Familles pathologiques

1. The Joint and the Surgeon A multifactorial analysis of a complex relationship Pascal Gleyze Cred. Photo Ebru Sidar

2. Platon Articulation is an intellectual processus coming from the Gods because the spirit was there before all things. Movement is intelligence and a production of the soul.. The brain and the concept of articulation

3. Platon Human reflexion is like a circular mouvement round a fixed point with increasement of speed and field of reflexion with the distance from the central fixed point. If this point can move, the intellect will be able to care the world The brain and the concept of articulation

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7. The joint and his symbolic values ? The mother of all joints Hip : A. De Souzenelle

8. The joint and his symbolic values ? The power, the submission and the direction Knee : A. De Souzenelle Veselay Cathedral

9. The joint and his symbolic values ? The place of all powers Foot : A. De Souzenelle

10. The joint and his symbolic values ? The door of the Gods Shoulder : ESSKA – EUROPEAN SHOULDER SECTION

11. The surgeon and the joint : a couple for life ? Be in adequation with the joints you love !

12. L’épaule, c’est très simple ! 3 familles pathologiques et thérapeutiques

13. ELLE FAIT MAL ! ELLE SE DEBOITE ! ELLE EST FAIBLE ! Conflit sous acromial Arthrose Rupture(s) de coiffe Epaule instable : - subluxation - luxation 3 TABLEAUX CLINIQUES

14. ELLE FAIT MAL ! ArthroseConflit sous acromial

15. ELLE EST FAIBLE ! Rupture(s) de coiffe

16. L’arche acromiale Agressivité acromiale Les années 20 ans 30 ans 40 ans 50 ans 60 ans 70 ans 80 ans Le niveau d’activité Le vieillissement tendineux La coiffe HISTOIRE NATURELLE

17. ELLE SE DEBOITE ! Epaule instable : - subluxation - luxation

18. « The sharing of knowledge creates culture and bring individuals to community » Kant Le programme de la semaine ?

19. All together !

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