Lower Limb: Trauma Xray Flashcards
1
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Name this anatomy

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2
Q
Where do the intracapsular and extracapsular fractures run?

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3
Q
What is the Garden Classification of NOF fractures?

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I - incomplete of impacted bone injury with valgus angulation of the distal component
II - Complete (across neck) - undisplaced
III - Complete - partially displaced
IV - Complete - fully displaced

4
Q
When are hip dislocations (displacement of the femoral head) most common?
How does it usually displace?
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Following a total hip replacement
Usuallt a posterior dislocation, with leg shortening, flexion and internal rotation at the hip.
(*** hip fractures often cause external rotation)

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