Classifying and presenting Fractures - Orthopaedics for Medical Students / Finals

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Thank you! This was very helpful. Just to clarify for anyone who is confused - as I was - displacement is a description of the distal fragment...

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[@harikrishnan7641]

Thank you for the video but at the end i thought it was an oblique fracture. Iam getting confused with oblique and spiral please help

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[@abdulazizkhurshed6474]

@7:16 transverse fracture of midshaft of femur. Distal segment is TILTED laterally to around ... degrees.
This is actually angulated medially.

[@SubashAdhikaridr]

Thank you for the post.nicely presented...hope to see more interesting ones..

[@cherpie23]

the xray of spiral looks the same as oblique

[@PavanMehat12]

The main distinction from what I have learned so far is that its the type of force. In spiral fracture you are getting a rotational/shear force, that will cause much greater angulation than an oblique fracture (which you can't see in the 2d image). An oblique fracture is more likely due to accidental trauma, whereas a spiral trauma (especially in young children) points towards intentional trauma.

[@nyashangoromani517]

Pavan Mehat from what I understand spiral fractures are more of curved lines whilst oblique are more straight

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Very informative post there. How bout description of pelvic fracture

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How it the world does one get a segmental fracture? I can't picture it...Thanks for this informative video.

[@ortopcosme]

Combined trauma, like an automobilistic accident... ex. you can have a lateral force causing a dyaphisis transverse fracture and a rotational force causing a transcervical fracture.

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Thank you very much very useful video.. ot cleared my mind.. displacement of fracture is a distal displacement.

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Can any of this fractures or injuries affect my growth i. Long term

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are compression and impaction fractures same?

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I thought one could assess whether it is open or closed if there is evidence of air infiltrate within the soft tissue on X-ray

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You try to do the least amount of imagining as possible (minimize costs, and radiation exposure to the patient) if you can.

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