Peadiatric fractures Flashcards

1
Q

Which part of the bone is susceptible to Salter-Harris fractures?

A

physis’s = growth plate

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2
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Describe Salter-Harris 1?

A

physeal seperation

best prognosis

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3
Q

Describe Salter-Harris 2?

A

most common

physeal seperation but metaphyseal fragment has attatched to the physis and the epiphysis

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4
Q

Describe Salter-Harris 3 & 4?

A

both intra articular
increased potential for growth arrest
need to be reduces and stabalised

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5
Q

Describe Salter-Harris 5?

A

compression injury
leads to growth arrest
cannot be diagnosed on Xray so only seen once angular deformity starts

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6
Q

Where do Salter-Harris fractures usually occur?

A

distal radius

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