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    Fracture

    Fracture

    Ramses Indriawan

    Department of Surgery

    NTB Province General HospitalMataram

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    Fracture is a breakin the structural continuity of thebone

    Fracture is a breakin the structural continuity of thebone

    What is a fracture?

    it consist ofit consist of

    Closed fracture (simple fracture) Open fracture (compound fracture)

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    Diskontinuitas struktur tulang

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    The Mechanism of FractureThe Mechanism of Fracture

    How fracture happens?

    Single traumatic incidence

    Repetitive stress

    Abnormal weakening of thebone

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    Fractures of single traumaticincidence,

    Fractures of single traumaticincidence,

    Single Traumatic Incidence

    can e ue tocan e ue to

    Direct force

    Indirect force

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    and result inand result in

    twisting spiral

    bending transverse

    Single Traumatic Incidence

    combination of bending and

    compressing

    combination of twisting, bendingand compressing

    pulling

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    Spiral Oblik

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    Steps of Fracture HealingSteps of Fracture Healing1. Tissue destruction and hematom

    How do fracture heals?

    2. Inflammation and cellularproliferation (within 6 hours)

    3. Callus formation

    4. Consolidation

    5. Remodeling

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    PENYEMBUHAN FRAKTUR

    1. Std. Destruksi / Hematom

    2. Std. Inflamasi & Proliferasi sel

    3. Std. Pembentukan kalus4. Std. Konsolidasi

    5. Std. Remodelling

    Fraktur Union Konsolidasi Remodelling

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    Causes of Non-UnionCauses of Non-Unionno/ unstable fixation (motion between

    Some fractures never healed

    (non union)

    infection on fracture site

    too much gap between fracture

    segment lack of blood supply

    Others (metabolic, age, general

    condition)

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    NON UNION

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    Pain and tenderness

    What are the clinical signs of

    fracture?

    Deformity

    Abnormal mobility and crepitus

    Neurovascular injury

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    Treatment of Fractureconsists of

    Treatment of Fractureconsists of

    How do we treat fractures?

    EMERGENCY CARE

    DEFINITIVE TREATMENT

    REHABILITATION

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    Immobilize the extremities

    Immobilize the extremities

    What do you do in emergency

    care?

    How? SplintingHow? Splinting

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    Prevention of soft tissue injury Immobilization to relief pain

    Why is splinting important?

    Lower the incidence of clinical fatembolism and shock

    Patient transportation and tofacilitate radiographic studies

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    Definitive Treatment ofFractureDefinitive Treatment ofFracture

    What are the definitive

    treatments of fractures?

    L ED REDU TI N OPEN REDUCTION INTERNAL

    FIXATION

    OPEN REDUCTION EXTERNALFIXATION

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    ORIF (OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION)

    Plate - screw Fixasi External

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    Types of Immobilizationin closed reductionTypes of Immobilizationin closed reduction

    Fracture and dislocation

    PLASTER OF PARIS

    FIBERGLASS CAST

    SKIN TRACTION in children

    SKELETAL TRACTION

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    CARA GIP

    Stockingette Padding

    PLESTER SLAB

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    Bryant s / Gallows

    traction

    Buck Extension

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    RUSSEL TRACTION

    TRAKSI BERIMBANG( SUSPENDED OR

    FLOATING TRACTION )

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    Indication for OperativeTreatment Indication for Operative

    Treatment

    When do we need to perform surgery

    to immobilize a fracture?

    a ure o c ose re uc on Contra - indication of closed

    reduction

    Fracture with displaced jointsurfaces

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    Indication for OperativeTreatmentIndication for Operative

    Treatment Fracture due to metastasis of

    When do we need to perform surgery

    to immobilize a fracture? (2)

    Fracture associated with arterialinjury

    Multiple injuries The need for early mobilization Cost reduction

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    in these fractures,closed reduction isNOT recommended

    examples

    1. Galleazzifracture1. Galleazzifracture

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    2. Distal radio-ulnar fracture inchildren2. Distal radio-ulnar fracture inchildren

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    3. Montegiafracture3. Montegiafracture

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    4. Central hip-

    dislocationfracture

    4. Central hip-

    dislocationfracture

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    Rehabilitation Following

    Fractures

    Rehabilitation Following

    Fractures

    Maintenance of oint motion

    How do we perform

    rehabilitation of a fracture?

    Muscle exercise Gait training

    Ambulation aid

    Heat therapy

    Massage

    Orthoses prostheses

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