ortho - basic concepts in orthodox & soft tissue injuries Flashcards
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non-trauma injury
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- Pain
- Loss of function
- Deformity
- Lumps ( Swelling)
2
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trauma injury
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- Fractures & Joint dislocation
3
Q
injury definition
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ABCDD
- Amount of force
- Direction of force
- Body position
- Direct / Indirect force
- Chronic repetitive trauma
4
Q
clinical examination
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PIMS
- Inspection
- Palpation
- Movements
- Special maneuver/tests
5
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investigation
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- X-rays
- DEXA scan
- Ultrasound
- Computed tomography
- MRI/ MRI Arthrogram
- Bone scan (Nuclear imaging)
- CRP
- ESR
- WCC
- Vitamin D level
- MC&S
- Histology
6
Q
management
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EAR BET SCORS
- ORIF
- External fixation
- Arthrodesis
- Excision Arthroplasty
- Replacement
- Bone grafting/bone transport
- Tumor resection
- Non-operative
- Rest/ Ice/ Compression/ Elevation
- Cast / splint
- Skeletal traction
- Skin traction ( Gallow,s)
7
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soft tissue anatomy
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- Bone
- Nerves
- Vascular structure ( artery & vein)
- Nerve
- Muscle
- Fascia
- Tendons
- Ligaments
- Cartilage
8
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ligament injuries grades
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- Grade 1 sprain (mild): Slight stretching and some damage to the fibres of the ligament
- Grade 2 sprain (moderate): Partial tearing of the ligament
- Grade 3 sprain (severe): Complete tear of the ligament.
9
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soft tissue injury grades (Tscherne classification of closed fractures)
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grade 0- no/ minor soft tissue damage,
indirect injury with simple fracture
grade 1- superficial aversion or skin contusion,
medium severity fracture pattern
grade 2- deep (contaminated) abrasion with skin/ muscle contusion,
severe fracture pattern by direct trauma
grade 3- extensive skin contusion, crush injury with severe damage to underlying muscle,
complex fracture patterns,
compartment syndrome, morel-lavallee or vascular injury
10
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treatment principles
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- Elevation
- External fixation – delay definitive surgery
- Ligament reconstruction
- Muscle flaps/ skin flaps