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    HAND &WRIST INJURIES

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    Distal Radius Fractures

    elderly vs. young

    intra vs. extra-articular acceptable reduction

    follow-up

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    Distal Radius Fractures

    Deformities

    Radial Shortening

    Loss ofR

    adial Tilt (A/P view) Dorsal Angulation (lateral view)

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    Distal Radius Fractures

    Reduction

    Traction/Correction of Deformity

    radius = ulna radial styloid 1 cm distal

    articular surface at least neutral

    angulation

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    Distal Radius Fractures

    When to Refer?

    unable to acheive reduction

    unable to maintain reduction in cast intra-articular fractures

    acute carpal tunnel syndrome

    open fractures

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    Distal Radius Fractures

    Complications

    malunion

    compartment syndrome nerve entrapment

    tendon rupture

    loss of motion

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    Distal Radius Fractures

    osteotomy to correct malunion

    DR

    UJ reconstruction tendon reconstruction

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    Scaphoid Fractures

    most commonly fractured carpal bone

    5-12 % nonunion rate when in doubt;cast

    may take 12 weeks to heal

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    Wrist Dislocations

    perilunate fracture - dislocations

    bewarethe displaced scaphoid fracture

    require surgical treatment

    best seen on lateral view

    rarely possible to reduce without GA

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    Metacarpal Fractures

    shaft = rotational deformity

    neck = angulation deformity base = usually intraarticular

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    Boxers Fractures

    neck of 5th

    controversy re acceptable reduction palmar prominence

    loss of knuckle

    cast position

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    Bennetts Fracture

    base of thumb metacarpal

    APL pulls on larger fragment unstable & frequently require pinning

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    Skiers Thumb

    ulnar collateral ligament avulsion

    with or without bone fragment ?? stability

    compare to other side

    less pain often more unstable

    stable 6 weeks cast immobilisation

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    Phalanx fractures

    shaft = rotation

    base of fifth often hard to see on Xray clinical examination critical

    check nail bed orientation

    Xray healing later than clinical

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    Phalanx fractures

    intraarticular = trouble

    oblique condyle fracture oftendisplaces;even after couple of weeks

    PCP or ORIF

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    Phalanx fractures

    chip fractures

    F

    DP avulsion Volar plate injuries(PIP joint dislocation)

    FDP > 10 days not salvageable

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    Phalanx fractures

    PIP joint sprains may swell > 1year

    extension block splint buddy-tape

    rare comminuted fractures require

    surgery

    isolated digit lateral view