اکنون در دسترس! پژوهش تلگرام ۲۰۲۵ — مهمترین بینشهای سال 
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آرشیو پست ها
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“Big Really Smart Cats Box Game Mallet King”
B – Bennett’s fracture → base of 1st metacarpal
R – Reverse Bennett → flipped base of 1st metacarpal
S – Rolando fracture → Y/T-shaped 1st metacarpal base
C – Colles’ fracture → distal radius, dorsal displacement
B – Boxer’s fracture → neck of 5th metacarpal
G – Gamekeeper’s thumb → ulnar collateral ligament
M – Mallet fracture → distal phalanx
K – Kienböck’s disease → lunate AVN
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Bones prone to non-union 🦴
1. Scaphoid – especially proximal pole
2. Talus – limited blood supply
3. Femoral neck – intracapsular fracture
4. Clavicle – midshaft, displaced
5. Tibia – subcutaneous shaft
Mnemonic:
“Some Tiny Fractured Clavicles Trouble” 🐾
S – Scaphoid
T – Talus
F – Femoral neck
C – Clavicle
T – Tibia
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18. Non-union is common in fractures of the following bones except the:
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🖐️ Clinical Signs Mnemonic
“3 S’s of Scaphoid”
1. Snuffbox tenderness
2. Swelling (minimal)
3. Stress pain (thumb compression / wrist movement)
Very very very important ✅✅✅
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#Extra_MCQs
9. A 28-year-old male presents with wrist pain after falling onto the back of his flexed hand. X-ray shows a distal radius fracture with volar displacement. What is the characteristic clinical deformity associated with this fracture?
