Eponymous fractures

Question 1

Bankart Fracture

Answer 1

Glenoid

Question 2

Barton Fracture

Answer 2

Intra-articular distal radius fracture involving the dorsal or volar rim of the radius

Question 3

Bennett fracture

Answer 3

Thumb

Question 4

Bosworth fracture

Answer 4

Ankle

Question 5

Chance fracture

Answer 5

Vertebral

Question 6

Charcot joint

Answer 6

Foot

Question 7

Chopart fracture

Answer 7

foot

Question 8

Colles fracture

Answer 8

Wrist

Question 9

Cotton Fracture

Answer 9

Ankle

Question 10

Dypuytrens fracture

Answer 10

Ankle

Question 11

Duverney fracutre

Answer 11

Pelvic

Question 12

Essex-Lopresti fracture

Answer 12

Elbow

Question 13

Freiberg Infraction

Answer 13

Foot

Question 14

Galeazzi fractuer

Answer 14

Radius fracture with distal radioulnar joint dislocation

Question 15

Gosselin Fracture

Answer 15

Ankle

Question 16

Goyrand fracture

Answer 16

=Smith Fracture

Question 17

Harris Fracture

Answer 17

Salter-harris

Question 18

Hill-sachs fracture

Answer 18

Shoulder

Question 19

Holdsworth fracture

Answer 19

Vertebral

Question 20

Hutchinson Fracture

Answer 20

Radial styloid process fracture

Question 21

Jefferson Fracture

Answer 21

Vertebral

Question 22

Jones Fracture

Answer 22

An acute # at the junction of diaphysis and metaphysis is termed the Jones #. These fractures involve the articular facet between the 4th and 5th MT. Jones # are unique and important to distinguish from the tuberosity # because they may disrupt the tenuous blood supply to the distal portion of the proximal fragment.

Question 23

Kienbock Disease

Answer 23

Hand

Question 24

Lauge-Hansen classification

Answer 24

Ankle

Question 25

Le Fort fascial fracture

Answer 25

Fascial

Question 26

Le Fort ankle fracture

Answer 26

Ankle

Question 27

Lisfranc fracture

Answer 27

Foot

Question 28

Maisonneuve fracture

Answer 28

Ankle

Question 29

Malgaigne fracture

Answer 29

Pelvis

Question 30

Monteggia fracture

Answer 30

Forearm Displaced fracture of the proximal 1/3 of the ulnar shaft combined with a radial head dislocation

Question 31

Osgood-Schlatter disease

Answer 31

Knee

Question 32

Pelligrini-Stieda lesion

Answer 32

knee

Question 33

Piedmont Fracture

Answer 33

=Galeazzi fracture

Question 34

Pilon Fracture

Answer 34

Tibia

Question 35

Pott fractures

Answer 35

Ankle

Question 36

Rolando Fracture

Answer 36

Thumb

Question 37

Schatzker classficiation

Answer 37

Knee

Question 38

Segond fracture

Answer 38

knee

Question 39

Shepherd fracture

Answer 39

foot

Question 40

Smith fracture

Answer 40

Wrist

Question 41

Tillaux fracture

Answer 41

Ankle

Question 42

Weber classficiation

Answer 42

Ankle