The Pediatric Patient

Feb 19, 2017 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on The Pediatric Patient

Fig. 3.1 A 9-year-old child sustained a lower leg and femur fracture on the right side; both fractures were aligned and the original leg length was achieved. Despite a short…

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Spine Fractures

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Fig. 8.1 Sagittal and coronal computed tomography (CT) reformations of the thoracic spine. The arrows point to the severely injured T9–10 segment. Vertical distraction injury is present resulting in severe…

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Compartment Syndrome

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Fracture Anticoagulation/bleeding diatheses Soft tissue injury IV fluid extravasation Dialysis/nephrotic syndrome Burns Snake bites Revascularization Exercise induced Tight casts/dressingsa Crush injurya Pneumatic antishock garmentsa aSource of external compression The use…

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Shock and Coagulopathy

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Category Mechanism Treatment Hemorrhagic Loss of circulating blood volume Intravascular volume replacement Restore O2 carrying capacity Traumatic Loss of circulating blood volume with tissue injury and release of DAMPs Control…

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Pelvic Fractures

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Fig. 7.1 Type A pelvic ring injuries. The pelvic ring is mechanically stable Fig. 7.2 Type B pelvic ring injuries. The pelvic ring is rotationally unstable but the posterior SI…

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Femur Fractures

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Fig. 6.1 These are examples of inadequate plain radiographs of a femur fracture. (a) AP radiograph; (b) lateral radiograph. As the knee joint is not included on the radiograph, a…

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