Section Ideberg classification of intraarticular glenoid fractures 17 Sep 202217 Sep 2022 Type I: rim fracture. Ia: anterior, Ib: posterior Type II: transverse fracture, extends to axillary border of scapula, inferior fragment displaced with humeral head Type III: oblique fracture, exits at…
Section Kuhn classification of acromion fractures 17 Sep 202217 Sep 2022 Type I: minimally displaced Type II: displaced, but normal subacromial space Type III: displaced with loss of subacromial space
Section Thompson classification of scapula fractures 17 Sep 202217 Sep 2022 Type I: coracoid, acromion and small body Type II: glenoid and neck Type III: major body
Section Zdravkovic and Damholt classification of scapula fractures 17 Sep 202217 Sep 2022 Type I: body Type II: coracoid and acromion Type III: glenoid and neck
Section Classification of acromioclavicular joint injury 17 Sep 202217 Sep 2022 Type I: sprain of acromioclavicular ligaments, functionally intact. Intact coracoclavicular ligament. Normal radiograph. Tender, painful joint Type II: disrupted acromioclavicular ligaments. Sprained coracoclavicular ligament which is intact. Wide acromioclavicular joint,…
Section Neer classification of distal clavicle fractures 17 Sep 202217 Sep 2022 Type I: between acromioclavicular joint and coracoclavicular ligament attachment, intact ligaments, minimal displacement Type II: unstable medial clavicle Type IIA: medial to coracoclavicular ligaments Type IIB: lateral to ruptured coracoclavicular…
Section Allman classification of clavicle fractures 17 Sep 202217 Sep 2022 Group 1: middle 1/3 (80%) Group 2: distal 1/3 (15%) Group 3: medial 1/3 (5%)
Section Foreign body 14 Sep 202214 Sep 2022 Metal and glass are radio opaque. Wood and plastic radiolucent 15 % of wood foreign bodies detected on radiograph Radiograph go to imaging tool Ultrasound lesser role – often difficult…
Section Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) 14 Sep 202214 Sep 2022 Occurs after strenuous exercise Tends to be symmetric and involving a specific region or compartment Appears as diffuse muscle edema Bright on T2 fat sat or STIR MR sequences Hypoechoic…
Section MR grading of muscle injury 14 Sep 202214 Sep 2022 Grade 1: strain Grade 2: partial tear Grade 3: complete tear
Section Non accidental trauma / child abuse 14 Sep 202214 Sep 2022 Common sites of fracture Metaphyseal corner: proximal humerus, distal femur Finger thumb fracture Fractures of different ages Posterior rib Sternal fractures Scapular fractures Spinous process avulsion fractures
Section Mondor disease 1 Sep 202212 Sep 2022 Superficial thrombophlebitisJust under the skinClinically visibleShould distinguish from dilated ducts with intraduct contentVein cannot be compressed due to thrombosisOften not detected on mammogram