PPT-Postoperative Management after Distal Radius Fractures

OR How to Make the Surgeon Look Even Better Michael J Gordon MD Prior to Sarasota 10 years now Born Urbana Illinois Raised Riverhead Long Island Undergraduate Yale Medical School Cornell. Prof Dr Osama A . Amin. Fracture distal radius. Neutral . ulnar. variance.. Fracture distal radius. (A) Negative . ulnar. variance. . The . articular. surface of the ulna projects 5 mm proximal to the site of . PRESENTERS SUPERVISOR. Mickey Macatha, Sharon . Ocholla. . Dr. James . Obondi. Maseno. University school of medicine Chief orthopedic surgeon. MBChB. V Dr. Steve . Okello. BACKGROUND. Distal radial fractures are common in children, adolescents and the elderly (above 65 years). ULNA. Mechanism of injury and pathology. Fractures . of the shafts of both forearm bones . occur quite . commonly. . A twisting force . (usually a fall on . the hand. ) produces . a spiral fracture . ~ 10 ~ 7 ; 3 ( 3 ): 10 - 14 ISSN: 2395 - 1958 IJOS 2017; 3(3): 10 - 14 Contents. 01. Background . 02. Definitions of acute and chronic pain. 03. Prevalence of acute pain and postoperative pain. 04. Importance of acute postoperative pain. 05. A look at patient perspectives. 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.. 1 SALTER-HARRIS CLASSIFICATION The Salter-Harris classification scheme is disturbance can occur after any frDisplaced physeal fractures should be reduced as soon as possible by an experienced clinicia Dr. Edgar Villegas Robles . Objectives. 1950-1960 – Mainly nonsurgical management. Difficult injury . to. . manage. . due. . to. :. Complex. . anatomy. . Limited. . bone. stock. Proximity. to neurovascular . Guide for Radiographic Evaluation. Overview of Stages. 1. 3. 2. 5. 4. 7. 6. 8. Terminology. Fusing. Fused. Uncovered. Covered. Capped. Fusing. Fused. Stage 1: Covering. Covering occurs radial . . ulnar. Mr Harry Krishnan. MRCS, MBBS, BSc (Hons). Core Surgical Trainee. St Mary’s Hospital. London. Classification of fractures. Nature of injury. Energy involved. Universal communication. Planning treatment. 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. Regina Sumarlie Y4 Medical Student . Mrs. McDonald. Mrs. Mary McDonald: 68 year old female . She came to the emergency department after a fall at home this morning. . She presented to the Emergency department after falling on to her hand in the kitchen. She is not complaining of painful and swollen right wrist. .