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What is the name of the classification for the tibial plateau?
Schatzker
Which of the following are types of the tibial plateau classification?
What is the name of the classification for acetabular fractures?
Judet & Letournel
Which of the following are elementary types of acetabular fractures?
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Which of the following are associated types of acetabular fractures?
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What is the name of the classification for ankle fractures based on the location of fibular fracture?
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What are the types of Danis-Weber classification?
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What is the name of the ankle fracture classification based on radiographic appearance and mechanism of injury?
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Which of the following are types of Lauge-Hansen classification?
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What is the name of the classification for open fractures?
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What is described in Type I of Gustilo & Anderson classification?
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What are the normal distal radius parameters for radial height?
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What is the normal radial inclination angle?
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What is the normal volar tilt angle of the distal radius?
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Study Notes
Tibial Plateau Classification
- Named Schatzker.
- Types include:
- I: Split fracture.
- II: Split depression fracture.
- III: Central depression fracture.
- IV: Split fracture with involvement of medial plateau.
- V: Bicondylar fracture.
- VI: Dissociation of metaphysis and diaphysis.
- Mnemonic for types designed to evoke emotional responses linked to relationship endings.
Acetabular Fracture Classification
- Classified by Judet & Letournel.
- Elementary fractures consist of:
- Posterior wall.
- Posterior column.
- Anterior wall.
- Anterior column.
- Transverse fracture.
- Associated fractures include:
- Both column fractures.
- Transverse and posterior wall.
- T-shaped fractures.
- Anterior column or wall with posterior hemitransverse.
- Posterior column with posterior wall.
Ankle Fracture Classifications
- Danis-Weber classification based on fibular fracture location:
- A: Infrasyndesmotic, generally stable.
- B: Transyndesmotic.
- C: Suprasyndesmotic.
- Lauge-Hansen classification based on injury mechanism and radiographic appearance:
- SA: Supination - adduction.
- SER: Supination - external rotation.
- PA: Pronation - abduction.
- PER: Pronation - external rotation.
Open Fracture Classification
- Named Gustilo & Anderson.
- Type I:
- Length: ~1 cm.
- Contamination: Moderate.
- Soft tissue damage: Moderate with some muscle damage, moderate comminution.
- Type III:
- Length: >10 cm.
- Contamination: High.
- Soft tissue damage: Severe.
Normal Distal Radius Parameters
- Radial height: ~11-12 mm.
- Radial inclination: ~23 degrees.
- Volar tilt: ~11 degrees.
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Description
This quiz covers important classifications of fractures in orthopedics, including Tibial Plateau by Schatzker, Acetabular fractures by Judet & Letournel, and Ankle fractures using the Danis-Weber system. Test your knowledge on the types, classifications, and key characteristics of these fractures.