PPT-Radiographic Pathology Fractures and Related Injuries

Fractures Fractures may be recognized or suspected by the following signs Fracture line A step in the cortex Bulging in cortex Soft tissue swelling Joint effusion dislocation Dislocation of the joint surfaces no longer maintain their normal relation. . Radiographic Terminology. Basic Imaging Principles. Positioning Principles. Digital Imaging. I. Radiographic Terminology. General Terms. Radiograph. Radiography. Radiograph vs. x-ray film. Radiographic images. Contents. Introduction. Hand anatomy. Ligament and dislocation injuries. Fractures in hand. Compartment syndrome. Nerve injuries. Arterial injuries. Zones of the hand and their injuries. POP slab application. Injuries to muscles, bones and joints often occur as a result of accidents, such as falls, vehicle crashes or forced impact with equipment or machinery.. There are 4 types of muscle, bone and joint injuries:. Objectives. At the conclusion of this presentation the participant will be able to:. Identify the initial assessment for patients with musculoskeletal injury. Describe upper extremity, lower extremity and pelvic musculoskeletal traumatic injuries and implications for nursing care. Dr. Howard C H Chen. Athlete’s Care Sports Medicine Centres. Faculty/Presenter Disclosure. Faculty: Dr. Howard C. H. Chen. Relationships with commercial interests . Not Applicable. Relationships with commercial interests. Rod Turner, MS. Shiraz Younas, MD. Lindsay Crawford, MD. Updated February 2016. Objectives. Review Traumatic Pediatric Knee . I. njuries. Discuss workup and treatment options. Discuss complications associated with Pediatric Knee . CentralAfricanJournalSurgery ­ VolumeNumberJuly/August2009 Background: Injury and deaths due to road traffic crashes are a major public health problem in developing countries. Boda bodas (motorcycl Hilton P. Gottschalk, MD. Clinical Assistant Professor, Dell Medical School. April 8, 2018. Objectives. Identify common missed injuries and mistakes in the pediatric orthopedic patient. Recognize specific radiographic findings that will alert the provider of a specific injury. 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. Dr. Khanak Nandolia. Dr. Ankit Sharma. Learning. Objectives. To learn mechanisms of various TBI. To identify common TBI. To identify complications of TBI. Epidemiology. 10 million people suffer from TBI every year globally. 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 Nina Livermore, Mallory Rowan, . Satbir. Singh, Julie Balch . Samora. , MD. Division of Orthopedic Surgery. The Research Institute at. Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Columbus, Ohio. Department(s) of. Week 12 Acute injuries (part 2). Learning outcome. By the end of this week, you will know and understand:. the different types of fractures: open, closed and stress. the causes, symptoms and treatments of fractures and dislocations. Dr Sanjay Purohit. Department of Surgery and . Radiology, DUVASU. , Mathura. 1. Prof. Sanjay . Purohit. – Educational & Confidential - contents – collected from different sources -not permitted for replication & commercial purposes .