Clasification Flashcards
in SNAC what are the why of progression
radial styloid > Scaphocapitate arthrosis > Periscaphoid arthrosis (proximal lunate and capitate)
for what Eaton classification used and what are the stages
Eaton used for Thumb Carpometacarpal Arthrosis
1) No joint destruction, Less than one third subluxation
2) Slight decrease in joint space
Marginal osteophytes <2 mm
May be one-third of subluxation
3) Significant joint destruction with cysts and sclerosis , Osteophytes >2 mm. Greater than one-third of subluxation
4)Involvement of multiple joint surfaces
what is the name of the classification of nerve injury
Seddon (neuropraxia , axonotimesis, neurotemsis )
Sunderland ( 1-5 , 1=S1 ,2-4=S2, 5=S3)
what is the name and stages of lunate AVN classification
Lichtman Classification
1) No visible changes on xray, changes seen on MRI
2) Sclerosis of lunate
3a) Lunate collapse, no scaphoid rotation
3b) Lunate collapse, fixed scaphoid rotation
4) Degenerated adjacent intercarpal joints
סימנים לכישלון ברדוקציה בגבס ברדיוס הדיסטלי
לפונתל
1) אנגולציה דורסלית מעבר צ20 מעלות
2) הרס של הקורטקס הדורסלי
3) מעורבות מפרקית
4) מעורבות של האולנה
5) גיל מעל 60
Post reduction crater for cast stability
Lafontaine
1) initial dorsal annotation of above 20
2) dorsal combination
3 ) intrarticular
4) age above 60
5) ulnar involvement