Pictograph Fracture Eponyms Flashcards by mkb drs | Brainscape

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Bankart lesion

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Barton Fracture

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Bennett Fracture

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Chance fracture

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Chauffeur or Hutchinson or Backfire fracture

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Clay Shoveler’s fracture

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Colles’or Pouteau fracture

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Duverney fracture

(isolatediliac wingfracture)

-occur in the setting of a direct blow to the ilium,

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Gamekeeper Thumb

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Bennett lesion (mineralization of posterior band of theinferior glenohumeral ligament.)

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Lateral talar process or snowboarder’s fracture

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Le fort Fracture

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Limbus vertebra

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Lover’s or Don Juan fracture

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Maissoneuve fracture

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Malgaigne fracture

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Nightstick fracture

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Pelligrini-Steida lesion

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Rolando fracture (comminuted Bennett)

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Scapholunate dissociation
Terry Tomas sign

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Reverse segond fracture(medial collateral ligament)

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Triplanar / Triplane fracture

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Tillaux Fracture

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Proximal fibular fracture (arcuate sign)

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Cyamella

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Segond fracture

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Reverse Barton or Volar type Barton fracture

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Essex-Lopresti fracture-dislocation

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Sinding-Larsen-Johansson syndrome

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Osgood Schlatter Disease

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Monteggia fracture-dislocation

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March fracture

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Jones or dancer’s fracture

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Jefferson’s fracture

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Hillsach’s lesion

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Galaezzi Fracture-Dislocation

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Flexion Teardrop fracture

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Extension Teardrop fracture

occurs due to forced extension of the neck with resulting avulsion of the anteroinferior corner of the vertebral body.
Extension teardrop fractures are stable in flexion and unstable in extension (anterior longitudinal ligament is disrupted).

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Smith or Goyrand fracture