Subhiraaj Rakha

Nya is the Elemental Master and Ninja of Water, Kai's younger sister, Jay's girlfriend and Yang, and Ray and Maya's daughter. She was named after a brave Merlopian warrior named Nyad, the first Elemental Master of Water. Upon meeting Wu, Nya and Kai joined him in his quest to protect Ninjago .

Early identification can significantly affect outcomes. Diagnosis is made by pairing the clinical presentation with appropriate imaging. Imaging can include x-rays, radionuclide bone scanning, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The use of imaging in the context of the patient’s symptoms can help guide appropriate treatment.

Plain-film radiography is typically obtained in two planes, utilizing both anterior-posterior and frog-leg lateral films. Radiographs may show subchondral radiolucency, which is the pathognomonic “crescent sign,” indicating subchondral collapse. Uptake of Technetium-99m can show a “donut sign,” which is a ring of increased uptake around a cold center. This sign represents accelerated bone turnover at the demarcation, where reactive bone meets the dead bone. MRI is the gold standard of diagnosis for osteonecrosis. Though both X-rays and radionuclide scans can aid in the diagnosis, neither is as sensitive as MRI; nor as reliable at showing radiographic evidence early in disease progression. MRI can visualize bone marrow changes, size/location of the necrotic area, the effect on acetabular cartilage, depth of collapse, etc.; which are incredibly helpful when ascertaining a patient’s prognosis and formulating a plan of care.

Once obtaining adequate imaging, the extent of necrosis can be classified. While multiple staging systems exist, the most commonly used is the Steinberg staging system. It identifies seven stages as follows:

Steinberg staging system

Stage   Features

0          Normal radiograph, bone scan, and MRI

I          Normal radiograph, abnormal bone scan and or magnetic resonance imaging

IA Mild (involves less than 15% of the femoral head).

IB Moderate (involves 15% to 30% of the femoral head)

IC Severe (involves over 30% of the femoral head)

II         Cystic and sclerotic change of the femoral head

IIA Mild (involves less than 15% of the femoral head)

IIB Moderate (involves 15% to 30% of the femoral head)

IIC Severe (involves more than than 30% of the femoral head)

III       Subchondral collapse (crescent sign) without flattening of the femoral head

IIIA Mild (involves under 15% of the femoral head)

IIIB Moderate (involves 15% to 30% of the femoral head)

IIIC Severe (involves over 30% of the femoral head)

IV        Flattening of the femoral head/femoral head collapse

IVA Mild (involves under 15% of the femoral head)

IVB Moderate (involves 15% to 30% of the femoral head)

IVC Severe (involves greater than 30% of the femoral head)

V         Joint space narrowing and/or acetabular changes

VA Mild

VB Moderate

VC Severe

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Hey everyone, I just wanted to get everyone's thought's on this. For 2012, we might implement some official rules and regulations at R16 in order to make things more fair for everyone, stop bboys from exploiting the fact there are no rules, and take bboying to a whole new level. I just want your thought's on this if possible.

O.U.R. Battle Rules and Regulations (R-16 Official Rules)

Objectives:

Reasons:

In today's pro battling world, there are not any defined rules. Many crews and individual b-boys have been exploiting the fact that there are no official rules, or any way to enforce them. Some crews take up too much time using pointless commandos and routines. Others go so far as stealing rounds in order to win. Sometimes there is much confusion and fighting over the dance floor, that it becomes hard to judge, as well as a big mess. OUR B-boys plans to find solutions to these problems to keep the original essence, vibe and flow of a real battle.

Solutions:

Basic Rules:

*Complete Round = Toprock, Downrock, Get up and stop dancing.

*Dead Moment = When one side finishes their turn, and the responding side doesn't go in right away, leaving a moment where no one is on the dance floor.

*Turf = Is the safe zone where one side is safe from being called a penalty for interference in the case that contact was made. This zone is marked off by a line.

*Battle Zone = Is the dance floor between the two side's Turf, where each side takes turns throwing down.