PPT-Common Adult Fractures

Dr Abdulrahman Algarni MD SSC Ortho ABOS Assistant Professor consultant orthopedic and arthroplasty surgeon objectives To know the most common mechanisms of injury Be able to make the diagnosis of common adult fractures. Pediatric Fractures and Pain Control. Mark Urban, MD. Pediatric Emergency Medical Director . St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center. Objectives. Review common pediatric fractures. Review splinting techniques. Skeletal Trauma. Case 1. 3 year old boy with cerebral palsy GMFCS IV, wakes up and noted to have pain and irritability with manipulation of the right arm. He is non-verbal but reliably vocalizes indicators of his emotional state. No previous fractures. On Valproic Acid for generalized seizures.. Fraser J Gill . August 2015. Hand injuries. Zones of Hand. Be particularly wary of Zone II injuries – “No Mans Land”. Subungal. . Haematoma. Nail Avulsion. Management Options?. Tuft Fracture. Management determined by displacement and whether open or closed. ARNE GRAFF MD. MAYO CLINIC-ROCHESTER. OBJECTIVES:. RECOGNIZE RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ABUSE. DEVELOP EVALUATION PROCESS. HOW TO DEVELOP AN IMPRESSION. DISCLOSURE:. NONE. DO PARTICIPATE IN COURT CASES FOR BOTH THE DEFENSE AND PROSECUTORS. Fracture—break in a bone. Types of bone fractures. Closed (simple) fracture—break that does not penetrate the skin. Open (compound) fracture—broken bone penetrates through the skin. Bone fractures are treated by reduction and immobilization. Head . injuries. م.م. . فاطمة جبر. . Head Injuries . is a broad . classification . that includes injury to the scalp, skull, or brain. . A . head injury may lead to conditions ranging from mild concussion to coma and death; the most serious form is known as a traumatic brain injury (TBI). The most common causes of TBIs are falls (35.2%), motor vehicle crashes (17.3%), being struck by objects (16.5%), and assaults (10. Ashley Crum, MD. Emergency Medicine/Sports Medicine Fellow. objectives. Identify common fractures in upper and lower extremities. Treatment . Urgent vs Non-urgent . referal. Physical Exam pearls. Try to understand the mechanism of injury from the history. Clinton J. Orloski MD. Common Fractures. 4. th. and 5. th. Metacarpal Fractures (“Boxer Fractures”). Distal Radius Fracture (”. Colles. Fracture”). Scaphoid Fracture (also beware of pain at snuffbox . Update for 2017. Orrin Franko. Orthopedic & Hand Specialist. Disclosures. Owner/Founder: www.TopOrthoApps.com. Owner/Founder: www.SurgiSurvey.com. No relevant financial disclosures related to the topic of this presentation.. Quoc - Phong Tran, MD UNSOM Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellow November 6, 2014 Pediatric fractures • 20% of injured kids found to have fracture on evaluation • Between birth and age 16, 42% ris Abdulrahman. . Algarni. , MD, SSC (Ortho), ABOS. Assistant . Professor. consultant orthopedic and . arthroplasty. surgeon. objectives. To know the most common mechanisms of injury . Be able to make the diagnosis of common adult fractures. Dr.Kholoud Al-Zain. Prof. Zamzam. Ass. Professor and Consultant Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon. Nov 2018. Objectives. Introduction. Difference between Ped & adult . Physis. # .  Salter-Harris classification. Kayla Weber. DSCI 101. Overview/Introduction. The data is from Dr. Barbian’s work with the National Health and Medicine Museum.. The data set includes 296 records with 15 fields. Catalogue Number. Anatomical area. Introduction. Bonne, S., & Schuerer, D. (2013). Trauma in the Older Adult. . Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 29. (1), 137-150. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cger.2012.10.008. Bordi. , S. (2018). Geriatric Anesthesia Practice. In .