Schatzker Flashcards by Mackenzie Pargeon

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Lateral split fracture

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type 1

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what is a type 1?

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Lateral split fracture

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Lateral Split-depressed fracture

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type 2

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what is a type 2

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Lateral Split-depressed fracture

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Lateral Pure depression fracture

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type 3

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what is a type 3?

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Lateral Pure depression fracture

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Medial plateau fracture

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type 4

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what is a type 4?

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Medial plateau fracture

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Bicondylar fracture

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type 5

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what is a type 5?

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Bicondylar fracture

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Metaphyseal-diaphyseal disassociation

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type 6

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what is a type 6?

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Metaphyseal-diaphyseal disassociation

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young patient with strong subchondral bone

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type 1t

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type 1 most likely seen in what type of patient

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young patient with strong subchondral bone

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which type is the most common

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type 2

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uncommon, elderly osteoporotic

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type 3

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associated fx-dislocation
high rate of NV and ligamentous injuries

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type 4

Q

type 4 associated with high rates of _______?

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NV and ligamentous injuries

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tibial spines remain continuous with shaft

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type 5

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significant soft-tissue injury

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type 6

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type 6 associated with

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significant soft tissue injury