Trauma Flashcards

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[…] third humeral shaft fractures are felt to have higher rates of nonunion

A

Proximal

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[…] interposition in proximal diaphyseal fractures may lead nonunion

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Biceps tendon

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Radiocapitellar joint is essential to longitudinal and […] stability of the elbow

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valgus

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4
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TEA is indicated in unreconstructable capitellar fractures in elderly patients with associated […] column instability

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medial

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5
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In fixation of capitellum fracture, avoid disruption of the blood supply that comes from the […] aspect of the elbow

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posterolateral

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6
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What is the most common complication following a capitellum fracture?

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stiffness

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On average, the bare area of the olecranon is located […] cm from the tip of the olecranon.

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2

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Bicolumnar parallel plating of distal humerus fractures has been found to have […] biomechanical strength and rigidity compared to orthogonal plating.

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greater (but remember - no clinical difference between plating techniques)

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