Pelvic Fractures
Pelvic fractures in adult are either stable fractures resulting from low-energy trauma, such as falls in elderly patients,…
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Pelvic fractures in adult are either stable fractures resulting from low-energy trauma, such as falls in elderly patients,…
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Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocation (AC Joint Separation) is one of the most occurring injuries in the shoulder gridle.
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Humeral shaft fractures are relatively common injuries (account for 3–5% of all fractures occurring in the human body)
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Distal humerus fractures in adult are uncommon injuries and constitute only 2% of all fractures. Most of them…
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Subtrochanteric femur fractures deformity after antegrade nailing is varus and procurvatum (or flexion). This is caused by the…
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Sternoclavicular Joint Dislocation is uncommon injury and account for less than 3 % of all injuries to the…
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Hook of the hamate fractures account for 2% of all carpal bone fractures, it's more often seen in…
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