Fractures and Dislocations Flashcards
Knee Dislocation
Multiligament reconstruction
Physiotherapy
Shoulder dislocation
Acute: Closed reduction under anaesthetic, sling for 2-3 weeks
Severe acute: Open reduction
Chronic recurrence: Bankart procedure
Proximal Humeral Shaft Fracture
1/2 parts: Collar and cuff sling + analgesia, sometimes reduction
3 parts: ORIF
Distal Humeral Shaft Fracture
Cast, sling + analgesia
Nightstick Fracture
- Ulnar fracture
Conservative (Closed reduction, cast/splint +/- traction)
If necessary: ORIF
Monteggia Fracture
- Distal ulnar fracture
- Dislocation of the radial head at elbow
ORIF
Galeazzi Fracture Dislocation
- Radial fracture
- Dislocation of the ulna at distal radioulnar joint
ORIF
Reduce distal radioulnar joint
Colle’s Fracture
- FOOSH
- Distal radius- dorsal displacement
ORIF
Splintage
Smith’s Fracture
- FOITH
- Distal radius fracture- volar displacement
ORIF
Barton’s Fracture
- Intra-articular fracture of distal radius with dislocation of radial carpal joint
ORIF
Scaphoid Fracture
- FOOSH
- Pain in anatomical snuffbox
Minimally displaced: Cast immobilisation Disal fracture: 6-8 weeks Middle fracture: 8-12 weeks Proximal fracture: 12-24 weeks If blood flow is disrupted: ORIF
Intracapsular Hip Fracture
Hemiarthroplasty
THR
Extracapsular Hip Fracture
Compression/ dynamic hip screw
Tibial Shaft Fracture
Immediate: External fixation
Definite: Intramedullary nail
Minimally displaced (low impact): Closed, long leg cast
Crush Fracture
Analgesia
Balloon vertebroplasty