PPT-COMPLICATIONS OF FRACTURES

Local complications can be divided into early those that arise during the first few weeksfollowing injury and late Done by alaa khresat amp Marah Saeed Either Generalize or local complications . Joseph L. . McQuirter. , . DDS. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Fractures of the Teeth & Jaws. (. Orofacial. Fractures). Dentoalveolar. . (teeth and surrounding bone). . Mandibular. Dan Preece DPM, PGY-1. Stress . Fx. Frequency /Distribution: . -. second metatarsal 52%. -. third metatarsal 35%. -. first . metatarsal . 8%. -. fourth . and fifth metatarsals . 5%. **shorter . first metatarsal of Morton's foot . Allison Moriarty. December 16, 2006. Outline. Epidemiology. Anatomy. Imaging. Classification. Complications. Treatment. Epidemiology. Only 2-3% of all skeletal fractures . Most result from high energy trauma . A . fracture . is a break in the structural continuity of bone. It my . be . no more than a crack, a crumpling or a splintering of the cortex; more often the break is complete and the bone fragments are . Mechanism of injury. Fractures of the . tibial. plateau are caused by a . varus. or . valgus. force combined with axial loading (a pure . valgus. force is more likely to rupture the ligaments).This is sometimes the result of a car striking a pedestrian(hence . By; . kassem. . nasser. . Bone fractures. Content objectives: . Students will learn about bone fractures. .. Language objectives:. Students will be taking notes summarizing bone fractures. . Bone fractures . 1-The . general complications of fractures (blood loss,. shock, fat embolism, . cardiorespiratory. failure etc.) . 2-Local . complications can be divided into . : a-. early . Mechanism of injury. Fractures of the . tibial. plateau are caused by a . varus. or . valgus. force combined with axial loading (a pure . valgus. force is more likely to rupture the ligaments).This is sometimes the result of a car striking a pedestrian(hence . Prof & Head. Musculoskeletal Unit. . PT management for patella fractures treated conservatively. During the first 2 weeks. Cast is inspected for breakages & trimmed above the malleoli. . The limb is kept elevated to prevent edema.. Michael D. McKee, MD, FRCS(C) . Professor, Division of . Orthopaedics. , . St. Michael’s Hospital, University of Toronto,. Toronto, Canada. . Update 05/2016. Disclosure. OTA, COA, ASES, Zimmer, Wright Medical - research funds and institutional support. Closed fracture . – there is no open skin wound, the bone did not pop through the skin. Also know as a simple fracture. Open fracture . – there is an open skin wound, the bone has broken through the skin. Also know as a compound fracture . Stephen L. Kates, MD. Professor and Chairman. Department of . Orthopaedic. Surgery. Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, VA. What is covered. Demographics. Bone issues. Mechanisms. Basic Surgical considerations. Presenting Author: Arjun K. Reddy B.A.. Co-authors: Jake X. . Checketts. DO, Grayson R. Norris BS, Byron Detweiler DO, Jay Thompson DO, Chip Moore DO, Mark Johnson DO, Azad . Dadgar. DO, Brent Norris, MD. BMS L. ECTURES . SERIES. MANDIBULAR FRACTURES. Second most commonly fractured part of the . maxillofacial . skeleton because of its position and prominence.. The location and pattern of fracture are determined by the mechanism of injury and the direction of the vector of the force.