Growth plate injuries/articular fxs Flashcards

1
Q

common site of salter harris I fractures

A
distal femur (most common)
avulsion of tibial apophysis
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2
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treatment of salter harris I fxs

A

K-wires (+/- tension band ie. tibial apophysis)

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3
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articular fxs require

A
  • anatomic reduction w/ interfragmentary compression
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4
Q

which physis is prone to SH V injury?

A

distal ulna physis

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5
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secondary ALD from distal ulna physis injury

A
  • radius procurvatum
  • carpal valgus
  • supination of distal limb
  • elbow and carpal incongruity
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6
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pain and lameness secondary to ALD assoc w/ type V SH fx of distal ulna usu cause by…

A

elbow subluxation and development of OA

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7
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3 principles of articular fx repair

A
  1. Ideally w/in 48hrs
  2. Perfect anatomic reduction
  3. Interfragmentary compression
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8
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sequelae of fx gap and motion in articular fx repair

A

indirect/callus healing -> OA

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9
Q

how is interfragmentary compression achieved?

A

lag screws

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10
Q

what types of SH fxs are articular?

A

type III and IV

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