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A patient presents with a transverse fracture of the 5th metacarpal due to axial loading. In which direction is the resulting angulation most commonly oriented?
A patient presents with a transverse fracture of the 5th metacarpal due to axial loading. In which direction is the resulting angulation most commonly oriented?
- Ulnar
- Dorsal (correct)
- Radial
- Volar
What is the most appropriate initial treatment for a confirmed Skier's Thumb injury, characterized by laxity and pain during a valgus stress test of the PIP joint of the thumb?
What is the most appropriate initial treatment for a confirmed Skier's Thumb injury, characterized by laxity and pain during a valgus stress test of the PIP joint of the thumb?
- Surgical fixation
- Ulnar gutter splint
- Buddy taping to the index finger
- Thumb spica splint (correct)
Which complication is of greatest concern following a fracture with initial treatment using an ulnar gutter splint?
Which complication is of greatest concern following a fracture with initial treatment using an ulnar gutter splint?
- Malunion
- Compartment Syndrome (correct)
- Chronic instability
- Loss of reduction
A patient is unable to extend the DIP joint following trauma. Radiographs reveal a fracture at the proximal dorsal aspect of the distal phalanx. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A patient is unable to extend the DIP joint following trauma. Radiographs reveal a fracture at the proximal dorsal aspect of the distal phalanx. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Which of the following fracture patterns is characterized as a three-part or comminuted intra-articular fracture-dislocation at the base of the thumb?
Which of the following fracture patterns is characterized as a three-part or comminuted intra-articular fracture-dislocation at the base of the thumb?
A patient presents with a suspected neck of femur fracture at the femoral head/neck junction. Which type of fracture is most likely, given its location and classification as an intracapsular fracture?
A patient presents with a suspected neck of femur fracture at the femoral head/neck junction. Which type of fracture is most likely, given its location and classification as an intracapsular fracture?
A patient who sustained a high-energy trauma to the femur shaft develops altered mental status and a petechial rash. Which of the following complications is most likely occurring?
A patient who sustained a high-energy trauma to the femur shaft develops altered mental status and a petechial rash. Which of the following complications is most likely occurring?
Following a motor vehicle accident, a patient presents with an inability to bear weight and significant knee effusion. Radiographs reveal a fracture involving the articular surface of the tibia. Which of the following fractures is most consistent with this presentation?
Following a motor vehicle accident, a patient presents with an inability to bear weight and significant knee effusion. Radiographs reveal a fracture involving the articular surface of the tibia. Which of the following fractures is most consistent with this presentation?
A ballet dancer reports localized midfoot pain and tenderness that has gradually increased over several weeks. Radiographs show periosteal thickening. Which of the following fractures is most likely?
A ballet dancer reports localized midfoot pain and tenderness that has gradually increased over several weeks. Radiographs show periosteal thickening. Which of the following fractures is most likely?
A patient who twisted their ankle during a sports activity is unable to walk. Examination reveals visible tenting of the skin near the lower leg. Which of the following complications is most concerning given this presentation?
A patient who twisted their ankle during a sports activity is unable to walk. Examination reveals visible tenting of the skin near the lower leg. Which of the following complications is most concerning given this presentation?
A patient presents after a fall with heel pain, ecchymosis, and skin tenting on the plantar aspect of the heel. Which radiographic series is most appropriate to evaluate for a calcaneal fracture?
A patient presents after a fall with heel pain, ecchymosis, and skin tenting on the plantar aspect of the heel. Which radiographic series is most appropriate to evaluate for a calcaneal fracture?
A patient presents with ankle pain after a fall. The physical exam reveals a positive squeeze test. Which of the following fractures should be suspected?
A patient presents with ankle pain after a fall. The physical exam reveals a positive squeeze test. Which of the following fractures should be suspected?
An athlete presents with pain at the base of the 5th metatarsal after an ankle inversion injury. Radiographs are ordered. Which of the following fractures is most likely given the mechanism and location?
An athlete presents with pain at the base of the 5th metatarsal after an ankle inversion injury. Radiographs are ordered. Which of the following fractures is most likely given the mechanism and location?
A patient presents with a hip fracture after a fall. The affected leg is shortened and externally rotated. Based on the provided information, which type of hip fracture is MOST likely?
A patient presents with a hip fracture after a fall. The affected leg is shortened and externally rotated. Based on the provided information, which type of hip fracture is MOST likely?
A young patient involved in a motor vehicle accident (MVA) presents with a suspected hip dislocation. Imaging reveals the femoral head is displaced superolaterally. Which associated injury should be MOST suspected, based on the provided information, and influence further diagnostic investigation?
A young patient involved in a motor vehicle accident (MVA) presents with a suspected hip dislocation. Imaging reveals the femoral head is displaced superolaterally. Which associated injury should be MOST suspected, based on the provided information, and influence further diagnostic investigation?
An elderly patient with osteoporosis sustains a fall. Radiographic evaluation reveals an intertrochanteric fracture. What characteristic of these fractures, as indicated in associated imaging findings is MOST likely to influence surgical planning and fixation strategy?
An elderly patient with osteoporosis sustains a fall. Radiographic evaluation reveals an intertrochanteric fracture. What characteristic of these fractures, as indicated in associated imaging findings is MOST likely to influence surgical planning and fixation strategy?
Following a high-impact trauma, a patient is diagnosed with an anterior hip dislocation. What specific complication should be MOST carefully monitored for in the immediate post-reduction period?
Following a high-impact trauma, a patient is diagnosed with an anterior hip dislocation. What specific complication should be MOST carefully monitored for in the immediate post-reduction period?
A patient who sustained a subtrochanteric fracture is being evaluated for surgical fixation. What potential complication associated with this specific type of fracture should be considered to optimize post-operative outcomes?
A patient who sustained a subtrochanteric fracture is being evaluated for surgical fixation. What potential complication associated with this specific type of fracture should be considered to optimize post-operative outcomes?
A patient presents following a motor vehicle accident with a subcapital hip fracture. An MRI is ordered. What is the PRIMARY reason MRI is indicated in this scenario?
A patient presents following a motor vehicle accident with a subcapital hip fracture. An MRI is ordered. What is the PRIMARY reason MRI is indicated in this scenario?
An elderly patient with a history of falls presents with hip pain. Radiographs show a fracture between the greater and lesser trochanters. Given the classification and likely etiology, what treatment is MOST appropriate?
An elderly patient with a history of falls presents with hip pain. Radiographs show a fracture between the greater and lesser trochanters. Given the classification and likely etiology, what treatment is MOST appropriate?
A patient is being treated for a posterior hip dislocation following a motor vehicle accident. Which of the following clinical findings would be MOST indicative of a sciatic nerve injury, warranting immediate further investigation?
A patient is being treated for a posterior hip dislocation following a motor vehicle accident. Which of the following clinical findings would be MOST indicative of a sciatic nerve injury, warranting immediate further investigation?
When evaluating a subtrochanteric fracture, what specific radiographic feature helps differentiate it from an intertrochanteric fracture and guides surgical planning?
When evaluating a subtrochanteric fracture, what specific radiographic feature helps differentiate it from an intertrochanteric fracture and guides surgical planning?
Which statement BEST describes the relationship between hip fracture type and the mechanism of injury in elderly patients?
Which statement BEST describes the relationship between hip fracture type and the mechanism of injury in elderly patients?
A patient presents with a fracture resulting from a fall onto a flexed wrist. Which of the following fractures is MOST likely based on the described mechanism of injury?
A patient presents with a fracture resulting from a fall onto a flexed wrist. Which of the following fractures is MOST likely based on the described mechanism of injury?
What is the MOST common type of distal wrist fracture among the following options, often seen in elderly patients after a fall?
What is the MOST common type of distal wrist fracture among the following options, often seen in elderly patients after a fall?
An X-ray reveals a distal radius fracture with dorsal displacement and angulation. Which eponym is commonly associated with this type of fracture?
An X-ray reveals a distal radius fracture with dorsal displacement and angulation. Which eponym is commonly associated with this type of fracture?
A patient presents with a wrist injury sustained from a fall onto a flexed wrist. Which mechanism of injury is MOST likely to have caused this type of fracture?
A patient presents with a wrist injury sustained from a fall onto a flexed wrist. Which mechanism of injury is MOST likely to have caused this type of fracture?
Which of the following is MOST accurate about an extra-articular distal radius fracture with dorsal angulation?
Which of the following is MOST accurate about an extra-articular distal radius fracture with dorsal angulation?
A patient falls on an outstretched hand with their wrist in extension and ulnar deviation. Based on the provided table, which carpal bone is MOST likely dislocated in a perilunate dislocation?
A patient falls on an outstretched hand with their wrist in extension and ulnar deviation. Based on the provided table, which carpal bone is MOST likely dislocated in a perilunate dislocation?
Following a high-impact injury, a radiograph reveals a 'Spilled Teacup Sign'. Which of the following dislocations does this sign MOST accurately indicate?
Following a high-impact injury, a radiograph reveals a 'Spilled Teacup Sign'. Which of the following dislocations does this sign MOST accurately indicate?
During the examination of a patient who fell on an outstretched hand, you suspect a carpal dislocation. If a radiograph reveals a 'Cup Empty Sign', which type of dislocation should you PRIMARILY suspect?
During the examination of a patient who fell on an outstretched hand, you suspect a carpal dislocation. If a radiograph reveals a 'Cup Empty Sign', which type of dislocation should you PRIMARILY suspect?
A patient presents with a wrist injury after a fall. Radiographic findings show the lunate dislocated volarly. Accoridng to the table, which sign would correlate with the Lunate dislocation?
A patient presents with a wrist injury after a fall. Radiographic findings show the lunate dislocated volarly. Accoridng to the table, which sign would correlate with the Lunate dislocation?
Following a high-impact injury to the shoulder, an X-ray reveals an anterior labroligamentous periosteal sleeve avulsion (ALPSA) lesion. Which of the following concomitant injuries is MOST likely to be observed, indicating a recurrent anterior shoulder instability?
Following a high-impact injury to the shoulder, an X-ray reveals an anterior labroligamentous periosteal sleeve avulsion (ALPSA) lesion. Which of the following concomitant injuries is MOST likely to be observed, indicating a recurrent anterior shoulder instability?
A 25-year-old athlete presents with posterior shoulder pain following a direct blow to the anterior shoulder during a football game. Radiographic imaging reveals a glenolabral articular disruption (GLAD) lesion. What is the MOST appropriate initial management strategy for this patient, considering the nature of the injury?
A 25-year-old athlete presents with posterior shoulder pain following a direct blow to the anterior shoulder during a football game. Radiographic imaging reveals a glenolabral articular disruption (GLAD) lesion. What is the MOST appropriate initial management strategy for this patient, considering the nature of the injury?
A patient presents to the emergency department after a fall, complaining of shoulder pain. An X-ray reveals a fracture of the clavicle. Based on the provided information, where is the MOST likely location of this fracture?
A patient presents to the emergency department after a fall, complaining of shoulder pain. An X-ray reveals a fracture of the clavicle. Based on the provided information, where is the MOST likely location of this fracture?
A patient presents with an elevated distal clavicle and point tenderness following a shoulder injury. According to the information provided, what diagnostic imaging technique would BEST assist in confirming the MOST likely diagnosis?
A patient presents with an elevated distal clavicle and point tenderness following a shoulder injury. According to the information provided, what diagnostic imaging technique would BEST assist in confirming the MOST likely diagnosis?
Following a motor vehicle accident, a patient is diagnosed with a humeral shaft fracture. During the initial assessment, the patient exhibits wrist drop and sensory deficits in the dorsal aspect of the hand. Which complication should the physician be MOST concerned about?
Following a motor vehicle accident, a patient is diagnosed with a humeral shaft fracture. During the initial assessment, the patient exhibits wrist drop and sensory deficits in the dorsal aspect of the hand. Which complication should the physician be MOST concerned about?
A 65-year-old patient presents with a midshaft humeral fracture following a ground level fall. What underlying condition should the physician consider as a potential contributing factor to this fracture?
A 65-year-old patient presents with a midshaft humeral fracture following a ground level fall. What underlying condition should the physician consider as a potential contributing factor to this fracture?
A surgeon is planning the approach for an open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of a complex ankle fracture involving the posterior malleolus. Which of the following anatomical structures poses the GREATEST risk of injury during the surgical approach to the posterior malleolus?
A surgeon is planning the approach for an open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of a complex ankle fracture involving the posterior malleolus. Which of the following anatomical structures poses the GREATEST risk of injury during the surgical approach to the posterior malleolus?
A 30-year-old male presents to the emergency department after sustaining a high-energy trauma to his lower leg. Radiographs reveal a comminuted tibia and fibula fracture with significant soft tissue injury, including compartment syndrome. Following fasciotomy, the fracture is stabilized with an external fixator. Which of the following complications secondary to the soft tissue injury and subsequent management is of GREATEST long-term concern?
A 30-year-old male presents to the emergency department after sustaining a high-energy trauma to his lower leg. Radiographs reveal a comminuted tibia and fibula fracture with significant soft tissue injury, including compartment syndrome. Following fasciotomy, the fracture is stabilized with an external fixator. Which of the following complications secondary to the soft tissue injury and subsequent management is of GREATEST long-term concern?
In the context of nuclear medicine scans, a 'cold spot' observed on a thyroid scan using iodine-131 MOST likely indicates which of the following pathological processes?
In the context of nuclear medicine scans, a 'cold spot' observed on a thyroid scan using iodine-131 MOST likely indicates which of the following pathological processes?
When interpreting bone scans in the context of suspected metastatic disease, which pattern of radioisotope uptake would be MOST indicative of widespread metastatic involvement rather than a benign condition?
When interpreting bone scans in the context of suspected metastatic disease, which pattern of radioisotope uptake would be MOST indicative of widespread metastatic involvement rather than a benign condition?
Compared to Positron Emission Tomography (PET), Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) imaging is generally considered to have which of the following limitations?
Compared to Positron Emission Tomography (PET), Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) imaging is generally considered to have which of the following limitations?
When evaluating a trauma patient with suspected vascular injury, which of the following ultrasonography settings would be MOST critical for assessing blood flow and detecting potential arterial or venous compromise?
When evaluating a trauma patient with suspected vascular injury, which of the following ultrasonography settings would be MOST critical for assessing blood flow and detecting potential arterial or venous compromise?
What is the PRIMARY purpose of Interventional Radiology (IR)?
What is the PRIMARY purpose of Interventional Radiology (IR)?
Which of the following is the LEAST likely application of Interventional Radiology (IR)?
Which of the following is the LEAST likely application of Interventional Radiology (IR)?
When comparing AP and PA chest X-rays, which of the following anatomical considerations is MOST crucial in differentiating between the two projections and assessing potential magnification artifacts?
When comparing AP and PA chest X-rays, which of the following anatomical considerations is MOST crucial in differentiating between the two projections and assessing potential magnification artifacts?
You are reviewing a chest radiograph and note that the vertebral bodies are poorly visualized through the cardiac silhouette. What adjustment to technique would MOST likely improve the penetration and visualization of these structures?
You are reviewing a chest radiograph and note that the vertebral bodies are poorly visualized through the cardiac silhouette. What adjustment to technique would MOST likely improve the penetration and visualization of these structures?
A radiograph reveals a possible subtle fracture, but there are artifacts obscuring the region of interest. Which course of action is MOST appropriate to improve diagnostic clarity?
A radiograph reveals a possible subtle fracture, but there are artifacts obscuring the region of interest. Which course of action is MOST appropriate to improve diagnostic clarity?
In radiography, which of the following factors has the MOST direct impact on the degree of image contrast, assuming all other factors remain constant?
In radiography, which of the following factors has the MOST direct impact on the degree of image contrast, assuming all other factors remain constant?
Which of the following statements BEST describes why digital radiography allows for more detailed visualization of subtle fracture lines compared to traditional film radiography?
Which of the following statements BEST describes why digital radiography allows for more detailed visualization of subtle fracture lines compared to traditional film radiography?
A radiologist is evaluating a series of radiographs for a patient with suspected metastatic bone disease. Which technical adjustment would be MOST appropriate to optimize the detection of subtle osteolytic lesions?
A radiologist is evaluating a series of radiographs for a patient with suspected metastatic bone disease. Which technical adjustment would be MOST appropriate to optimize the detection of subtle osteolytic lesions?
A patient with a known history of claustrophobia requires a diagnostic imaging study. Considering the contraindications and limitations of various modalities, which of the following would be the MOST appropriate choice?
A patient with a known history of claustrophobia requires a diagnostic imaging study. Considering the contraindications and limitations of various modalities, which of the following would be the MOST appropriate choice?
During a trauma series, a lateral cervical spine radiograph is obtained. Which radiographic criterion is MOST critical to ensure adequate visualization of the cervicothoracic junction and rule out a vertebral fracture?
During a trauma series, a lateral cervical spine radiograph is obtained. Which radiographic criterion is MOST critical to ensure adequate visualization of the cervicothoracic junction and rule out a vertebral fracture?
Which of the following adjustments to radiographic technique would be MOST effective in reducing magnification while maintaining image quality?
Which of the following adjustments to radiographic technique would be MOST effective in reducing magnification while maintaining image quality?
A radiographer is tasked with imaging a pediatric patient's abdomen to assess for a possible bowel obstruction. What modification to the standard adult radiographic technique is MOST critical to minimize radiation exposure while maintaining diagnostic image quality?
A radiographer is tasked with imaging a pediatric patient's abdomen to assess for a possible bowel obstruction. What modification to the standard adult radiographic technique is MOST critical to minimize radiation exposure while maintaining diagnostic image quality?
A physician is evaluating a patient with suspected scaphoid fracture but initial radiographs are negative. Which advanced imaging modality is MOST appropriate to detect occult fractures, and how would the imaging be optimized?
A physician is evaluating a patient with suspected scaphoid fracture but initial radiographs are negative. Which advanced imaging modality is MOST appropriate to detect occult fractures, and how would the imaging be optimized?
Which of the following is a primary advantage of MRI over other imaging modalities, particularly when evaluating soft tissues?
Which of the following is a primary advantage of MRI over other imaging modalities, particularly when evaluating soft tissues?
In MRI, what is the typical appearance of fluid (e.g., cerebrospinal fluid) on T1-weighted images compared to T2-weighted images?
In MRI, what is the typical appearance of fluid (e.g., cerebrospinal fluid) on T1-weighted images compared to T2-weighted images?
What potential risk is specifically associated with MRI due to the use of strong magnetic fields?
What potential risk is specifically associated with MRI due to the use of strong magnetic fields?
A patient with a suspected subtle C-spine injury following a motor vehicle accident has a CT scan performed. The radiologist is concerned about potential ligamentous injury not clearly visible on CT. Based on the information provided, which of the following imaging findings would MOST strongly suggest the need for further evaluation with MRI?
A patient with a suspected subtle C-spine injury following a motor vehicle accident has a CT scan performed. The radiologist is concerned about potential ligamentous injury not clearly visible on CT. Based on the information provided, which of the following imaging findings would MOST strongly suggest the need for further evaluation with MRI?
A patient presents for an MRI. They have a complex medical history, including a cerebral aneurysm clipped several years ago. To ensure patient safety, what is the MOST critical piece of information to ascertain regarding the aneurysm clip?
A patient presents for an MRI. They have a complex medical history, including a cerebral aneurysm clipped several years ago. To ensure patient safety, what is the MOST critical piece of information to ascertain regarding the aneurysm clip?
Which of the following is NOT a typical application of Interventional Radiology (IR)?
Which of the following is NOT a typical application of Interventional Radiology (IR)?
When ordering an imaging study, what is the PRIMARY reason for consulting guidelines such as the American College of Radiology (ACR) appropriateness criteria?
When ordering an imaging study, what is the PRIMARY reason for consulting guidelines such as the American College of Radiology (ACR) appropriateness criteria?
Why is providing specific and detailed instructions crucial when ordering an imaging study?
Why is providing specific and detailed instructions crucial when ordering an imaging study?
When reviewing a radiograph, what is the meaning of 'penetration'?
When reviewing a radiograph, what is the meaning of 'penetration'?
What anatomical consideration is MOST crucial in differentiating between AP and PA chest X-rays and assessing potential magnification artifacts?
What anatomical consideration is MOST crucial in differentiating between AP and PA chest X-rays and assessing potential magnification artifacts?
In an AP view radiograph, if the vertebral bodies are poorly visualized through the cardiac silhouette, which adjustment would MOST likely improve penetration and visualization of these structures?
In an AP view radiograph, if the vertebral bodies are poorly visualized through the cardiac silhouette, which adjustment would MOST likely improve penetration and visualization of these structures?
Which of the following statements BEST describes why recognizing artifacts is important to assess the quality of any image?
Which of the following statements BEST describes why recognizing artifacts is important to assess the quality of any image?
Which of the following imaging modalities does NOT utilize x-rays or radiation?
Which of the following imaging modalities does NOT utilize x-rays or radiation?
In ultrasonography, what term describes an area that appears bright or white on the image?
In ultrasonography, what term describes an area that appears bright or white on the image?
What is the PRIMARY function of the transducer pulse controls in ultrasonography?
What is the PRIMARY function of the transducer pulse controls in ultrasonography?
According to the content, what is a potential concern associated with increased use of ultrasonography, specifically in obstetrics?
According to the content, what is a potential concern associated with increased use of ultrasonography, specifically in obstetrics?
What is a 'cold spot' on a thyroid scan using iodine-131 indicative of?
What is a 'cold spot' on a thyroid scan using iodine-131 indicative of?
In nuclear imaging, what is typically assessed by tracing the distribution of a radioisotope within the body?
In nuclear imaging, what is typically assessed by tracing the distribution of a radioisotope within the body?
What does a 'hot spot' on a bone scan typically indicate?
What does a 'hot spot' on a bone scan typically indicate?
Which of the following nuclear medicine scans is MOST sensitive for detecting cancer?
Which of the following nuclear medicine scans is MOST sensitive for detecting cancer?
A radiologist notes a dark or black area in an ultrasonography image. Considering the acoustic properties, which term BEST describes this area?
A radiologist notes a dark or black area in an ultrasonography image. Considering the acoustic properties, which term BEST describes this area?
Which of the following best describes how an image is formed in radiography?
Which of the following best describes how an image is formed in radiography?
What is a PACS in the context of digital radiography?
What is a PACS in the context of digital radiography?
Which of the following modalities was discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen?
Which of the following modalities was discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen?
Which of the following is a potential application of X-rays?
Which of the following is a potential application of X-rays?
What is a 'wet reading' in radiography?
What is a 'wet reading' in radiography?
A patient undergoes a radiographic examination, and the resulting image shows a distinct loss of image resolution despite proper technique. Which of the following factors involving proper patient prep would LEAST likely contribute to this outcome?
A patient undergoes a radiographic examination, and the resulting image shows a distinct loss of image resolution despite proper technique. Which of the following factors involving proper patient prep would LEAST likely contribute to this outcome?
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Displaced Fracture
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Fracture where bone pieces are out of normal alignment.
Subcapital Fracture
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Fat Embolism
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Intertrochanteric Fracture: Treatment
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Most Frequently Dislocated Joint
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Colles' Fracture
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Which is more common: Colles' or Smith's fracture?
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Typical Mechanism for a Colles' Fracture?
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Perilunate Dislocation
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Study Notes
Elbow Fractures and Injuries: Distal Humerus, Radial Head, Olecranon
Includes olecranon process:
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- Displaced
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- Non-displaced X P U
Distal Radius Fractures: Colles' vs. Smith's vs. Barton's
- Displays a radius styloid fracture
Hand Fractures: Bennett's vs. Rolando's vs. Boxer's
- The Boxer's, Rolando, and Bennett fractures present as intra-articular
Ankle Fractures: Tibial Plafond vs. Maisonneuve
- Tibia Plafond (Pilon) Fractures display distal tibia fracturing and possibly a shattering
Maisonneuve Fractures
- In the Ankle joints display "proximal" fractures
- Are spiral comminuted fractures
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