Pelvic Fractures Flashcards

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Associated injuries of pelvic fractures

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  1. Haemorrhage
  2. Chest injury
  3. Long bone #
  4. Head and abdominal trauma
  5. Spine #
  6. Uro injuries: bladder rupture and posterior urethral tear
  7. Lumbosacral plexus injuries
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Tile classification

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A. Stable
B. Rotationally unstable
C. Rotationally and vertically unstable

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Young and burgees classification

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LC.. Lateral compression

APC.. Anterior posterior compression

VS.. Vertical shear

CM.. Combination of mechanisms

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Where do you place an external pelvic binder

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Around the greater trochanters

Level 1

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Indications for non-operative management of acetabular fractures

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Undisplaced fractures and small posterior wall fractures

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Common injuries associated with a hip dislocation

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Fractures of the 
patella 
the femoral neck 
the femoral head and 
the acetabulum

Knee ligament injuries

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