https://www.selleckchem.com/products/kg-501-2-naphthol-as-e-phosphate.html We use a straightforward technique for insertion of proximal interlocking screw fixation during retrograde intramedullary nailing of the femur utilizing a common 3 cc syringe as a radiolucent soft tissue protector. Following insertion of the implant and distal interlock insertion, the distal Luer-Lok tip of a 3 cc syringe is cut off to create a hollow tube. Once the correct location of the proximal locking holes is confirmed fluoroscopically, the syringe is inserted through the incision into the soft tissue over the long drill sleeve and trochar. The inner drill guide and trochar is then removed, leaving only the syringe. Through this syringe, the proximal interlocking hole is drilled and measured, and the screw is inserted. The syringe establishes a safe pathway for passage of instrumentation, mitigating damage to the surrounding soft tissues, and allowing for unobstructed fluoroscopic visualization throughout insertion of the locking screws. This technique is safe, inexpensive and reproducible; utilizing common equipment available in most operative settings.Distal biceps femoris tendon is an unusual site of calcific tendinitis and a rare cause of knee pain. We present a case of 72-year-old lady who presented with a six-month history of pain over the lateral aspect of knee. Subsequent imaging demonstrated calcific deposits within the biceps femoris tendon substance. She was then successfully treated with ultrasound-guided barbotage of the calcium deposits and peri-tendinous corticosteroid injection. Clinical awareness of the unusual sites of calcific tendinitis with imaging evidence is important for early diagnosis and appropriate management.Sacroiliitis is a rare complication of enteric fever, seen in less then 1% of the cases and its concomitant presence with hepatitis has been reported only once. Incorrect or delayed diagnosis of enteric fever may lead to serious complications. Here, we p