ORTHOPEDIC

Non-accidental Injury

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Skull Anterior posterior (AP), lateral, and Towne’s view (the latter if clinically indicated) Skull radiographs should be taken with the skeletal survey even if a CT scan has been or…

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The Paediatric Hip and Pelvis

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Figure 5.1 An X-ray showing an avulsion fracture of the right anterior superior iliac spine     Tile and Pennal A. Stable fractures. A1. Avulsion fractures.   A2. Undisplaced pelvic…

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Fractures of the Spine in Children

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  Child Adult Multiple level INJ Less common Common Structure injured Ligaments/soft tissues Bone Upper C-spine (%) 70 15 Spinal cord INJ (%) 10 30 SCIWORA (% of SCI) 16…

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Trauma of the Knee

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Figure 7.1 Radiographs of a distal femoral physeal injury and fixation using two parallel screws A long leg cast should be applied for 4–6 weeks. 7.1.1.6 Follow-Up K-wire pin sites…

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Sports Injuries in Children

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Figure 11.1 Lateral radiograph demonstrating L5/S1 spondylolysis 1. Grade I—0–25% slip.   2. Grade II—26–50% slip.   3. Grade III—51–75% slip.   4. Grade IV—76–99% slip.   5. Grade V—Spondyloptosis,…

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The Response to Injury in the Child & Bone Healing

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Figure 1.1 The Salter-Harris classification (Reprinted with permission from Rockwood and Wilkins’ Fractures in Children Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2010) 1.6 Physeal Injuries and Arrest 1.6.1 Epidemiology Physeal injuries are…

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Paediatric Tibial Fractures

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Figure 8.1 Proximal tibia physis anatomy 8.4.2 Diaphyseal Physis Ossifies at 7 weeks of gestation and extends proximally and distally to meet the other tibial physes. 8.4.3 Distal Tibial Physis…

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Paediatric Femoral Fractures

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Figure 6.1 Skeletal traction with distal femoral traction pin Immediate hip spica casting. Delayed hip spica casting after 10–14 days. Deciding on the type of fixation also varies with age….

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