dr. chris here and welcome to my channel so we've honored the World Cup today we're
gonna do something different I'm gonna react to World Cup soccer engines your Bam Bam Bam
Bam I have to be a little bit honest I played football my entire life however
when I say football I mean American I don't mean football but the rest of the world talks about
what we call soccer I don't really know a lot about that and I haven't really followed that
much okay for your entertainment this might be better this is the first time I've seen
these injuries so you are going to get the real deal gut reaction this is how I see it
as an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine let's get right to it
I don't know if any of these are from the World Cup or some of these are from the World Cup I
know that their soccer or football as you call it but I'm not really sure so we know in soccer lots
of guys injuries however some are real and those are the ones we're gonna talk about so let's get
started okay and this one here I'm having trouble figuring out who is who got injured or or what
the injury was yeah I'm not quite sure oh wait okay okay now this is clearly not an orthopedic
injury looks like he'll need some dental work at the very least maybe even a plate or two if
his mandible or his maxilla are fractured yeah okay so number two oh okay so my guy gets body
with the full-on flying tackle yeah I think that the goalkeeper forgot what sport in his plane and
that because like that's closer to the American football I don't really think that there are any
specific injuries here I don't think he needs an orthopedic surgeon I think he would be better
served by a sports medicine physician and a good masseuse okay on to the next one here so I'd say
here that this guy is really really lucky it looks like the the the keeper gets a glancing blow to
the head by the Russian attacker and fortunately he did not receive the full foot directly onto
his face wait a minute let's go to the next one here oh okay so we see here that they collide as
fortunately it it looks like it's a glancing blow at very least my guy has earned himself a nice set
of stitches he might have had a concussion I don't have the exact stats on this but I do know that in
soccer concussions are quite frequent he may very well have had a concussion as well okay so here
okay yes that's a problem so we see here that one player that is kicked or toppled in the
shin while her foot is plantar flex move that means the toes are pointing down this is bad
news it looks at the very least like she has an ankle dislocation and that's it she's lucky
she possibly may even have an ankle fracture dislocation if if her luck is around okay so
we're gonna go on to this next one here let's see whoa okay this you don't want initially I
thought this was a patellar dislocation where the patella or the kneecap slides out of place
the rest of the joint remains well opposed and it's functioning normally but when I watch this
a little bit more look like the patella started to ride high in which case this might also have
been a patellar tendon rupture however when he starts to bend his knee which you can see here
there appears to be some translation in other words one bone is sliding past another so there
appears to be some translation of his femur on the tibia there is likely at least one ligament
injury potentially his ACL could be ruptured here he may even have what's known as a knee
dislocation where several of the ligaments of the knee have been torn whatever is it is not
good and you do not want this one I so let's go on to the next one okay is going football media
okay yeah and then you can see it more clearly on the slow-mo yeah painful the knee is a hinge job
here the player receives an impact on the lateral or the outside side of his knee when the foot is
planted he has what's called a valgus load to his knee which tears one of the ligaments that helps
to infer stability to the knee the ligament that is torn is the medial collateral ligament which
is on the inside or medial side of the knee and when he tears this ligament this allows
the knee the hinge open sideways unfortunately perpendicular to the direction in which it's
supposed to this is bad well I've had this myself the MCL ligament rupture seems to be quite painful
let's go onto the next one here okay and I can see this one right away so here the
defender steps on the side of the attacker shin when the defenders foot is planted
this causes a lateral shear force lateral remaining side-to-side at the ankle unfortunately
the foot is planted so this lateral force pushes the tibia off the tailless or the
top of the ankle voila and ankle dislocation and/or a high ankle sprain both of these you
can potentially come back from with enough rest enough physiotherapy and rehabilitation okay boy
yep saw this one right away here we have someone running and he kinda is off balance a little bit
and he ends up planting planting one leg and suffering a knee hyperextension when he is
decelerating probably here he's suffered a PCL injury plus or minus a posterolateral corner
injury if he's really unlucky he may have also suffered a tibial plateau depression fracture
which would be a bad combination of things this is not an injury that you are going to just
bounce back from this potentially is going to require a lot of surgery and an extended period
attention okay so you got the next one here you have the keeper boom okay so I'm not sure
oh okay okay so there we got the slow Maul and then we see what happens there so it looks like
as he extends his hand to knock away the ball or reach for the ball the attacker comes and kicks
him with the full force of his foot the injury isn't entirely clear but I can see what I think
to be a laceration so there's blood there if I can guess by the way that the trainer is holding
his hand or looking at the hand I think that there's also some kind of dislocation one of
the bones in the hand of the metacarpals or one of the phalanges of the hand because there's a
laceration and because there's potentially also a fracture or dislocation something that could
be reduced on the sidelines but it looks like a hospital visit is in the cards for this young man
ah okay so I'm gonna have to watch the small so we've seen this one before not from the
exact same angle previously we had a kick to the shin from the outside this time we have a
sliding tackle into flare shin when the foot is slanted this time the load is going from
medial collateral towards the outside of the leg again we have the tibia being pushed off
of the tailless and the player suffers either a bad ankle sprain or an ankle dislocation or
fracture dislocation if we have a planted foot with a direct blow here's the lesson
of the day bones are very strong in compression loss but they are crap in rotation if you smack
bone wow it is under rotational stress this is what you get so this guy ends up with a mixture
die at the seal spiral oblique fracture of the tibia that's no good that's definitely
going to require the orthopaedic hardware and yes this is a season-ending injury okay
so now let's go to the last one here let's see what's going on it's not initially clear whoa
okay so you would think that as an orthopedic surgeon I'd be able to handle this stuff but
I sometimes have trouble handling this stuff we have a major major force extension of the
knee while the foot is in a fixed position he has likely suffered ruptures of the PCO the ACL
the poster lateral corner plus or minus that allow collateral ligament or the LCL plus or
minus fractures of the tibia plus or minus injuries to popliteal vessels and plus or
minus injuries to the saphenous nerve and the peroneal nerve this is a seasoned image this is
potentially a career-ending injury this knee may never be the same again if you know what happened
to this player if you know who this is please comment down below and let me know because I'm
interested to know how this guy affair because this is a bad bad problem so there you have it
that's my reaction to World Cup soccer injuries if you like this video be sure to give it a big
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