Fracture reduction

1. F RACTURE R EDUCTION

2. MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM TYPES OF BONES spongy bone and compact bone

3. CHARECTERISTICS OF BONE Support and protect the structures of the body Provides attachment to the muscle tendons and the ligaments Contains tissue in the central cavity which aids in the formation of blood cells Assist in regulating calcium and phospate levels Bone growth

4. BONE HEALING

5. FRACTURE A fracture is a break in the continuity of bone .

6. TYPES OF FRACTURE

7. MANAGEMENT

8. REALIGNMENT

9. THE PREFERRED INITIAL MANAGEMENT IS REALIGNMENT AND SPLINTING

10. SPLINTING

11. THOMAS SPLINT

12. PHILADELPHIA COLLAR

13. DEFINITIVE TREATMENT The goals of treating the injured patient are to save life first, then save limb, and limit disability. The goals of fracture treatment are to obtain stability of the injured limb, facilitate healing, and accelerate rehabilitation.

14. EVALUATION OF THE PATIENT

15. EVALUATION OF THE LIMB

16. Morel-Lavallee lesion

17. NON OPERATIVE TREATMENT SPLINTS AND CASTS

18. PATIENT INSTRUCTIONS

19. COMPLICATIONS

20. TRACTION

21. OPERATIVE TREATMENT

22. BENEFITS V/S RISKS

23. K- wire

24. K - wire Xray

25. PLATES

26. RECONSTRUCTION PLATE

27. BUTTRESS PLATE

28. INTRAMEDULLARY NAILS

29. SCREWS

30. ILLIZAROVA RING

31. OPERATIVE TECHNIQUES CLOSED REDUCTION AND PERCUTANEOUS PINNING

32. EXTERNAL FIXATION

33. INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING

34. REAMING

35. OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION

36. SPECIFIC SITE FRACTURE MANAGEMENT

37. CLAVICLE

38. HUMERUS

39. PENDULU M E XERC I S E

40. ELBOW AND FOREARM

41. WRISTAND HAND

42. HIP

43. KNEE

44. TIBIA , FIBULA, ANKLE

45. FOOT

46. THORACIC AND LUMBAR SPINE

47. PELVIS

48. REHABILITATION

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