Paediatric Fractures Flashcards

1
Q

What can fractures involving phases result in

A

Progressive deformity

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2
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What injuries is the salter -harris classification for

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Epiphyseal injuries

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3
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What fractures do you get of the forearm in children

A

Shaft fractures
Distal radial fractures
Special cases - Galeazzi, monteggia

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4
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Surgical indications in a forearm fracture

A
<9y >15 angulation or >45 malrotation
>9y proximal - >10 angulation, >30 malrotation, Distal - >15 angulation
Open fracture
Segmental
NV compromise
Failed closed Rx
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5
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What is a greenstick fracture

A

The bone is incompletely fractured with a portion of cortex and periosteum remaining intact on the compression side. Common fracture in children.

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