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What is Watson-Jones Type 1?
What is Watson-Jones Type 1?
- Navicular body fracture
- Navicular stress fracture
- Dorsal chip fracture
- Avulsion fracture of tuberosity (correct)
What is Watson-Jones Type 2?
What is Watson-Jones Type 2?
- Avulsion fracture of tuberosity
- Dorsal chip fracture (correct)
- Navicular stress fracture
- Navicular body fracture
What is Watson-Jones Type 3?
What is Watson-Jones Type 3?
- Dorsal chip fracture
- Navicular body fracture (correct)
- Navicular stress fracture
- Avulsion fracture of tuberosity
What is Watson-Jones Type 4?
What is Watson-Jones Type 4?
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Navicular Fracture Classification
- Fractures of the navicular can be classified into different types according to Watson-Jones.
Watson-Jones Type 1
- Characterized by an avulsion fracture at the tuberosity of the navicular bone.
Watson-Jones Type 2
- Involves a dorsal chip fracture, which typically affects the dorsal surface of the navicular.
Watson-Jones Type 3
- Refers to a fracture occurring in the navicular body, which can have implications for functionality and pain.
Watson-Jones Type 4
- Identified as a navicular stress fracture, often related to overuse and may require different management approaches.
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