PPT-Fractures of the Distal Humerus

Dr Edgar Villegas Robles Objectives 19501960 Mainly nonsurgical management Difficult injury to manage due to Complex anatomy Limited bone stock Proximity to neurovascular . Alex Day. January 2010. Arm/Shoulder Muscles. Biceps brachii. Scapula. of shoulder girdle. Proximal radius. Flexes elbow and supinates forearm. Brachialis. Distal. Humerus. Proximal. Ulna. Flexes Elbow. 1. 2. Kennel Card Rainbow. Let’s Review… Positioning. 3. CrCd Femur . CrCd Radius/Ulna. Let’s Review… Positioning. 4. Dorsal Recumbency. 5. Let’s Review… Ventral & Dorsal. 6. Let’s Review… Medial & Lateral. The American Journal of Orthopedicswww.amjorthopedics.com AbstractProximal humeral fractures can safely and effectively be treated with minimally-invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO). Twenty-one patie Update 07/2016. Pediatric Ankle Fractures. Pediatric Ankle Fractures. The Ankle is the . 2. nd. . most . Common Site of Physeal Injury in . Children. 10. -25% of . all . Physeal . Injuries Occur About the Ankle. 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. IN ADULTS. 1- COLLES’ FRACTURE. 2- SMITH’S FRACTURE. 3- DISTAL FOREARM FRACTURES IN CHILDREN.. 4- FRACTURED RADIAL STYLOID ‘Chauffeur’s fracture‘.. 5- FRACTURE-SUBLUXATION ,BARTON’S FRACTURE.. 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.. Dr John Ebnezar Children below 10 years, especially boys, are more prone for fall from heights like tree, buildings, bicycle etc. (Fig No 1). During such a fall if they land on outstretched hands, Specialist Trauma and Orthopedics surgery. The . humerus. . The hemispherical head of the . humerus. is separated from the greater and lesser tubercles by the . anatomical . neck.. Between . the tubercles . 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. . Radius. Head of femur . Mandible . Fibula . Illiac. crest. Parietal bone. Manubrium . Tibia . Patella . Acetabulum . Lateral malleolus. Lacrimal bone. Occipital bone. Ulna . sacrum. coccyx. Medial styloid process of the radius. 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.