Upper Limb Fractures — Flashcards
FOOSH may lead to _____ shoulder dislocation
The most common complication of extracapsular femur neck fracture is _____
For Rockwood type _____ Acromioclavicular joint injuries, the treatment is by velpeau bandage.
What type of Barton's fracture is more common? (Dorsal/Volar)_____
Femoral neck fractures with higher pauwell angles are more _____
_____ line (radiocapitellar line) is disturbed in Monteggia # of the elbow
_____ classification is used for olecranon fractures
The most common complication associated with elbow dislocation is _____ at the elbow.
The given x-ray shows hypertrophic nonunion caused by inadequate _____
The given image shows a fracture of the styloid process of radius which is called a _____ fracture. (Ignore the red arrow)
Upper Limb Fractures Flashcards for NEET-PG
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