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Mechanism


Attitude


MC lesion associated


Nerve injury associated ?


Treatment ?


MC complication - overall, early & late

Anterior dislocation of rt shoulder


subcoracoid type (M/C)



FOOSH, direct trauma



ABER



MC lesion - Bankart



MC nv injury - axillary nv - MC early complication


MC late complication & MC complication overall - recurrent dislocation



Reduction ASAP by modified Kocher's method - traction > ER > adduction > medial rotation

MC jt prone to dislocation

Shoulder jt -most mobile

Name of rotator cuff muscles

Supraspinatus


Infraspinatus


Teres major


Subscapularis

MC type of shoulder dislocation

Anterior > posterior > lateral

Complication associated with this

Anterior dislocation of left shoulder causing Bankart lesion - injury to anteroinferior part of glenoid with avulsion - reccurent shoulder dislocation

Anterior dislocation of right shoulder with Bankart lesion & Hill Sach's defect



Posterolateral depression # of humeral head, wedge shaped


Usually a/w Bankart lesion which is much more common

Mechanism


Attitude


Lesions associated

Electrocution


Seizure ds - Convulsion



ADIR



Reverse Bankart, reverse Hill Sach's lesion

Light bulb sign radio

Posterior dislocation of shoulder - humeral head faces anteriorly



Phaeochromocytoma on T2 MRI

Classification system


Nv injury


Conplication


Treatment

Neer classification - 4 part


Head


Greater trochanter


Lesser trochanter


Shaft



Axillary nv injury


Stiffness



Undisplaced # - arm sling


Unstable # - open Sx

Anatomical & surgical neck of humerus

..

Important structure injury associated with this

Holstein Lewis # - jn of upper 2/3 & lower 1/3



Radial nv injury


# with no radial nv palsy - U slab

MC # associated with radial nv injury

Holstein Lewis # - jn bw upper 2/3 & lower 1/3 of humeral shaft

Relation to articular capsule


Complications treatment

# lateral epicondyle of left humerus



Intraarticular



Stiffness


NON UNION - Cubitus valgus deformity


Turdy ulnar nv palsy



Surgery

Cubitus valgus deformity of left elbow ^ carrying angle


Lateral epicondyle #


Turdy ulnar nv palsy


Cause

Cubitus varus deformity of left elbow - decreased carrying angle


Supracondylar # humerus - malunion


Gunstock deformity

# of necessity & its treatment

Any intra articular #


Surgical treatment



# neck femur


# Talus


# Lateral epicondyle of humerus


Monteggia #


Galeazzi #

Age Mechanism


MC structures injured


Complications

Supracondylar # left humerus



Children - FOOSH



Anterior interosseous nv & radial artery



Early complication -


Brachial artery injury - compartment syndrome - Volkman's ischemia - VIC



Late complication -


1. Malunion - cubitus varus


2. Volkman's ischemic contracture


Myositis ossificans

MC cause of compartment syndrome overall & in children

#


MC # - shaft of tibia


Children - supracondylar # of humerus

Presention & treatment of compartment syndrome

PAIN - especially on passive stretching


Paraesthesia


Pallor


Absence of pulse


Paralysis




Fasciotomy

Structure injured

Monteggia # Rt


Proximal 1/3 of ulna # + dislocation of radial head



Posterior interosseous nv injury - finger drop



Open surgery

Galeazzi # reverse Monteggia



Distal 1/3 of radial shaft dislocation pf ulna interosseous membrane tear



ORIF with plate

# radius & ulna treatment

Adult - ORIF with plating


Children - POP


Isolated # left ulna


Self defense


nightstick #


ORIF + plating

Mechanism Displacements complications deformity treatment

Extra articular # of distal end of radius with dorsal displacement of distal fragment



FOOSH


Dorsal tilt & shift, lateral tilt & shift, impaction, supination



MC complication - stiffness


Malunion dinner fork deformity



Colle's cast - handshaking


1. Prone


2. ulnar deviation


3. palmar flexion of wrist


Thumb free



CRIF + k wire

MC dislocation in children

Elbow jt

Terrible triad of Hotchkiss


Elbow posterior dislocation


Radial head #


Coronoid #

Age attitude types structure injured

Elbow dislocation


Children


Flexion at elbow


MC posterior > postero lateral


MC nv injury ulnar nerve

..

Pulled elbow


Children


Torus # distal end of radius Rt


Only buckling no cortical break

Age

Greenstick # - cortical break of one side


Children

Mechanism complication deformity treatment

Smith # reverse Colles # - Extra articular # of distal end of radius with palmar displacement of distal fragment


FOOSH with wrist in flexion


Garden spade deformity


ORIF with plating


Best view for Dx

# scaphoid Rt


FOOSH



Often undiagnosed in AP view > non union & Avascular necrosis


Oblique view



Glass holding cast -


Dorsiflexion


Radial deviation

# Base of 1st metacarpal / Bennet #


intra articular partial #


Displacement of metacarpal due to pull of APL

# base of metacarpal, intra articular, complete # with no displacement / Rolando #


Best view, treatment

Skyline view


TBW


Cylindrical cast

Tension band wiring donein

# patella


# olecranon

Avascular necrosis occurs in

# neck femur


# neck talus


# scaphoid

Symptoms distribution

Melorheostosis


Flowing ossification - flowing candle wax


Congenital dysplasia of mesenchyme


Asymptomatic/ mild pain



Monomelic - linear distribution along the series of bones

Multiple enchondromas without haemangioma - Ollier's ds


Benign


Multiple osteolytic expansile lesions with stippled calcifications. Ring & arc calcification.



Haemangioma to be ruled out - bluish swelling. Tine calcifications knows as Phleboliths in soft tissue. Mafucci syndrome - multiple enchondromas + haemangiomas

Maffucci syndrome - multiple enchondromas + haemangiomas

1. Increased proliferation of soft tissues + synovial tissues - increased joint spaces


2. Distal phalanges resemble Spade

Subperiosteal bone resorption of radial aspect of middle & proximal phalanges especially 2nd & 3rd digit



Hyperparathyroidism



Skull - salt & pepper


Teeth - loss of lamina dura


Spine - rugger jersey


Long bones - Browne tumour


Chondrocalcinosis - calcification of articular cartilage.


TFCC wrist - truangular cartilage complex



Pseudogout - Ca pyrophosphate deposition


Primary hyperparathyroidism

Multiple enchondromas without haemangioma - Ollier's ds


Benign


Multiple osteolytic expansile lesions with stippled calcifications. Ring & arc calcification.



Haemangioma to be ruled out - bluish swelling. Tine calcifications knows as Phleboliths in soft tissue. Mafucci syndrome - multiple enchondromas + haemangiomas