Post on 22-Dec-2015
X-RAY REVISION
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• Nonunion proximal tibia in arthritic knee.• Osteochondral lesion femoral condyle.• OA knee.• Fracture patella.• Osteolytic lesion proximal tibia.• Intraarticular fracture distal femur.• Intraarticular fracture proximal tibia.• Salter type two fracture distal femur.
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• Osteoarthrosis left hip
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• Neglected bilateral hip dislocation.
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• Osteolytic expansile tumor proximal humerus.
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• Nonunion neck left femur.
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• K-wire intramedullary fixation of fracture radius and ulna.
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• Open book fracture pelvis.
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• Comminuted fracture distal femur.
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• Pathological subtrochanteric fracture right femur. Note unhealthy bone texture.
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• ORIF, plating proximal femur by DCS (dynamic condylar screw).
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• Don’t panic!!!!!!!!!!!
• Pathological fracture proximal femur in expansile lesion.
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• Multiloculated expansile lesion proximal tibia. With expected pathological fracture.
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• Right hip subluxed and adducted.
• Pelvis tilted.
• Left hip dysplastic.
• Features seen in paralytic patient.
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• Features of subchondral fractures in AVN.
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• Total knee replacment.(arthroplasty).
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• Right hip hemiarthroplasty.
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• Supracondylar fracture elbow with k-wires fixation.
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• Segmental fracture left femur.
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• This is your homework.!!!!!!!!
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