Orthopaedic Terminologies

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Orthopaedic terminologies

Fractures

Fractures
    

Displaced Undisplaced Closed (Simple) Open (Compound) Traumatic

Fractures
    

Pathological Comminuted Segmental Complicated Avulsion

Fractures
     

Burst Chip Compression Stress (Fatigue) Greenstick Impacted

Fractures with eponyms

Fractures with eponyms


    

Bartons Chauffers Colles Galleazzi Monteggia

Fractures with eponyms


    

Night stick Smiths Bennetts Boxers Mallet

Bennets fracture

Rolandos fracture

Fractures with eponyms


    

Rolando Hangmans Malgaignes Bumper Cottons

Fractures with eponyms




Potts March Aviators Jones

Dislocations

Dislocations
Dislocation Subluxation
 

Congenital Acquired - Traumatic - Recurrent - Habitual - Pathological

Signs and Tests

Signs and Tests


    

Apleys grinding test Apprehension test Barlows test Blue sclera Bryants test

Signs and Tests


   

Callaways test Chovsteks test Claw hand Cozens test

Signs and Tests




Drawer test - Anterior - Posterior Finkelsteins test Foot drop Froments sign Gaenslens test

   

Signs and Tests


    

Galleazzi sign Gowers sign Hamilton ruler test Kanavels sign Lasegues test

Signs and Tests


  

Lachmann test McMurrays test Obers test

Signs and Tests


    

ODonoghue triad Ortolanis test Pivot shift test Policeman Sulcus sign

Signs and Tests


     

Thomas test Trendelenburgs test Tinels sign Volkmanns sign Wrist drop Runners knee

Some Orthopaedic terms

Some Orthopaedic terms


    

Osteotomy Osteoclasis Osteosynthesis Osteogenesis Arthrolysis

Some Orthopaedic terms


    

Arthrodesis Arthroplasty Arthrocentesis Arthroscopy Arthrotomy

Some Orthopaedic terms


    

Arthrography Laminotomy Hemilaminectomy Laminectomy Fenestration

Some Orthopaedic terms


    

Neurolysis Neurectomy Neurorraphy Tenotomy Tenodesis

Some Orthopaedic terms


    

Tenolysis Tendon transfers Closed reduction Open reduction Epiphysiodesis

Gaits

Gaits
    

Antalgic gait Trendelenburg gait Stiff hip gait Duck wadding gait Scissoring gait

Gaits


High stepping gait Circumduction gait Charlie Chaplin gait Sailors gait

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
    

Osteoarthritis Osteophyte Non union Delayed union Mal union

Miscellaneous


Valgus deformity Varus deformity Bone grafting Pseudoarthrosis

Miscellaneous


Image intensifier Spica Plate Nail

Primary investigations
Most common and the most useful investigation in orthopaedics is  X rays
 

Usually an AP and lateral views.

CT scan
The bone contour is out  Lined very clearly  Presently three dimentional CT scan is available


MRI
The is most useful in spine examination  Shows the spinal cord clearly  Soft tissue abnormalities


Bone scan


Mainly in infections and metastasis

Bone marrow density




osteoporosis

Serum calcium  Serum phosphorus  Serum Alkaline phosphatase  Urinary calcium




Non operative management

Closed reduction technique

Nonoperative management of tibial fracture

POP application

POP appli catio n

POP application

POP application

Traction

skin traction ]skeletal traction

Skeletal traction

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