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Stress Fractures Of The Metatarsal Bones - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim فيديو سمح نصيحة تفرج عليه

Stress fracture healing

Stress Fracture: What is it?

“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

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

NONUNION OF FRACTURES CAUSES TYPES AND TREATMENTS

Colles Vs. Smith's Fractures | Expert Physio Guide

🖐️ 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 ✅✅✅