Half Life : Lost Fitting Beachmarks

When a person life spends more longer, the ill-bodings occurrence will keep happening. Not any good one at all for me after the age of 20, whenever I viewed back to the previous current things happened, it was really despondent from mine feeling now, the x-college studies hashed, yard behind of disappointed from every, the fellows one success getting on the field, but not me, not even earned any single patty to family on this age, failure one, health condition ruining, etc. Others even I still can't know when it will goes to me.

This is so wrong that I had forgot to take mine pendrive at comp lab yesterday. When I realise the pendrive was not in mine pocket, I was turned back to home at the moment. I didn't take so long to think then just quickly drove back to college and hope it would be still there, but merely chances I had knew in early already. 2ominutes of dangerous drive I reached back and I did called up a friend to help me go for seach at first, and result at last we had are still can't get it back. I don't worry about the value of the pendrive, but I valued the lost of mine assignments resources data inside and also some personal data, I ain't footpaint of Edison Chen, I won't have these kind of matters will be happen, so don't worry. CLOT!ROCK!

It's felicitous that 3 to 5pm class has been cancelled yesterday base on lecturer taken mc. So I went back early. I thought suppose stay in college doing mine assignment with mates, but they were not willing to stay or few not around, these was so fed-up they were not cooperated at all. Ok. Fine! I'm expected in early, this is going to be me doing all soon. What did I had said, it's delivered to every, if you guys felt apprehension then you will of cause doing something until today. I met yan in centre, she was anxiety with her lappy over there, I thought would can give any hand to her, but seem she had done the part of formatting already, so it might be recovering soon. Blessing for her here.

So I went for osteoarthropathy specialise clinic at present. I did x-ray on mine left knee. The result said it doesn't laniated, this was ever good new to me indeed. However the doctor again go through another and said although bone of knee the overview is fine, but there are still knee joint capsules were not working fine. Such as like Meniscal Cartilage. He said the part of its may be lancinated and effected the knee could not recover all back yet. Lets go through pictures below.

(The result which I x-ray-ed, it shows the bone has not lancinate)

BONES OF THE KNEE:

The femur (thigh bone), tibia (shin bone), patella (knee cap), fibula (smaller bone next to shin bone).
Muscles, tendons and ligaments connect the knee bones. The kneecap glides in a groove in the thighbone and adds leverage to the thigh muscles, which are used to extend the leg. The thigh bone and shine bone come together at the knee joint and move on one another when bending or straightening the leg.

KNEE JOINT CAPSULE:

The knee joint capsule is a sac that encloses the knee joint cavity. It is attached to the bones of the joint, and forms the joint cavity. The knee joint capsule has a tough, fibrous outer membrane and an inner synovial membrane, which produces joint fluid (synovial fluid) that lubricates the joint and nourishes the articular cartilage that coats the ends of the bones in the joint.

LIGAMENTS OF THE KNEE:

Four main ligaments connect the bones of the knee:

Two ligaments are in the center of knee and are bathed in joint fluid - the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL)

The other two ligaments are located on the outside of the knee joint - the medial collateral ligament (MCL) on the inner side and the lateral collateral ligament (LCL) on the outer side.

Ligaments on outside of kneecap usually heal by themselves. Ligaments in the center of the knee rarely heal on their own because they are bathed in joint fluid and lack a blood supply.

CARTILAGE OF THE KNEE: Connective tissue that absorbs shock. The two types of cartilage are: Articular & Meniscular.

Articular Cartilage:

Coating on the end of all bones that make up the knee joint. The back surface of kneecap, end of femur, and top of tibia are all covered with articular cartilage. Damage to the articular cartilage is usually diffuse damage. This is usually gradual 'wear and tear' damage caused by overuse, aging, and can be accelerated by poor knee tracking.

Meniscus (Meniscal Cartilage):

Protects the articular cartilage and separates the bones of the knee. It is a spongy shock absorber. This is the cartilage referred to when you hear "torn cartilage; The meniscus is commonly torn in twisting injuries.

MUSCLES OF THE KNEE:

Quadriceps: Muscles on the front of the thigh. Used to straighten the knee
Hamstrings: Muscles on the back of thigh attach to tibia (shin bone) at back of knee. Used to bend the knee.

TENDONS OF THE KNEE:

Tendons join muscle to bone. The quadriceps tendon hooks quad muscles to the patella (kneecap); patella tendon connects the patella to the shinbone. The quadriceps tendon and patellar tendon actually connect to form one continuous tendon that covers the patella.

BURSAE:

Small sacs that provide a lubricating surface between surfaces that needs to move.

(This figure is MENISCI)

The menisci are C-shaped discs of fibrocartilage that occupy the space between the condyles of the femur and the tibial plateaus. These are the structures that are commonly thought of when someone experiences "torn cartilage." The menici deepen the surfaces of the tibia to allow it to receive the condyles of the femur. The peripheral border of each meniscus is thick and is attached the fibrous capsule of the knee joint. The central border tapers to a thin, free edge.

Medial Meniscus:

The medial meniscus is a semi-circular structure which is wider toward the back of the knee than toward the front. The anterior horn of the medial meniscus is attached to the tibial plateau, just in front of the area where ACL attaches. The anterior often "drops off" the tibial plateau with the majority of its insertion sitting below the knee joint itself. The posterior horn of the medial meniscus is firmly attached to the tibia in the back of the knee near the attachments of the lateral meniscus and the PCL.

Lateral Meniscus:

The lateral meniscus is almost circular and covers a larger portion of the lateral tibial plateau when compared to the amount of medial meniscus covering the medial tibial plateau. The lateral meniscus is approximately the same width in both the front and back. The anterior horn of the lateral meniscus attaches to the tibia in front of the intercondylar eminence in association with the ACL. The lateral meniscus is more loosely attached to the joint capsule than the medial meniscus.

(The MR scan)-I guess it's approximately similar with what the doctor so called the MRI.

Functional Anatomy:

When the knee bends, the menisci move toward the back of the knee. As the knee straightens, they move toward the front of the knee. The menisci act as "shock absorbers" and reduce the force per unit area on the proximal tibia. Loss of meniscal tissue increases stresses on the joint surface and predisposes the development of osteoarthritis. In addition, the presence of the menisci may provide some stability to the knee in cases where the ligaments are deficient.

(Arthroscopic view of a discoid lateral meniscus)
(This is the reseach I done, not mine, I guess it's almost the same.)

On occasion, the lateral meniscus may be "discoid". In this case, rather than tapering centrally, the meniscus occupies the entire space between the tibia and and femur. Patients who have discoid meniscus may complain of audible "snaps" during flexion and extension of the knee.

The doctor suggested me to go for the surgery operation as called sloppy. In addition, this operation before you can be choosen to do the MRI check first as you seen the previous pic, and they will ensure what the problems it's going on with. Thereby the MRI cost will be around $750 and after that sloppy operation will cost around $3-5k. Ohmygod. Not even I were worried about the financial, but also the risk of doing it. From my life experience, I had never ever even been it this cirtumstances before, I'm worry about does it be any side effect after the operation? do I still can go sport as previous? How risks will be in this operation and also probability of succession? I absolutely fright up once our topics on going. And this time mum told the doctor to allow me therapy with medical pil first, we will deciding it on next. After that mum got me a lesson on car about don't simply go for surgery first, we should also go for other few osteoarthropathy specialise doctors to see, she said nowadays those doctors are like this, wasn't really can believe with, they required peoples do operations alway, but what the viewpoint inside that is to earn more money they can. As I keep thinking to, its wasn't wrong as well, and I taken mum suggestion, take pils in punctual, bless to mine knee what I can do now.

(The figure upon will be similar with the surgery operation like may be I'm doing)
(It's horrific in it?)

(The following figure as well)

(The Leg Bone's Connected to the Knee Bone/The Left Hemisphere's Connected to the Right Foot)

If you’re watching the track events in the Olympics, notice that when the sprinters get down into their starting blocks, some of them have their left foot back to push off with and others have their right foot back.
Big deal, eh?

Relevent resources

http://www.bigkneepain.com/knee_anatomy.html

- I still left many schoolworks to do now and dateline is soon -