1
Q
AETIOLOGY
Common cause
A
Usually occurs in young patients and sports related
2
Q
CLINICAL FEATURES
Presentation
A
- Characteristic posturing of joint - elbow held in flexion
- Pain
- Inability to move joint
- Tender
- Swelling
- Normal neurological function of shoulder and elbow
Y4 - Surgery - Orthopaedics
flashcards
Decks in class (37)
# Cards
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Compartment Syndrome11
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Osteoarthritis17
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Septic Arthritis6
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Open Fractures12
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Osteomyelitis10
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Pathological Fracture3
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Bone/Soft Tissue Tumours4
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Olecranon Bursitis7
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome14
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Cubital Tunnel Syndrome1
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Shoulder Dislocation14
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Dequervains Tenosynovitis8
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Dupuytren's Disease8
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Elbow Dislocation2
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Frozen Shoulder5
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Hand Flexor/Extensor Tendon Injury1
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Radial Nerve Injury6
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Rotator Cuff Injury6
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Tennis and Golfer's Elbow4
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Trigger Finger5
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Distal Radius (Colles)4
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Humerus Fracture4
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Scaphoid Fracture4
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Achilles Tear11
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Ankle Lateral Ligament8
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Anterior Cruciate Ligament14
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Collateral Ligament7
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Hip Dislocation8
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Meniscus18
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Achilles Tendonitis5
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Hallux Valgus/Rigidus3
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Morton's Neuroma4
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Plantar Fascitis5
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Ankle Fracture9
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Hip Fracture18
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Pelvic Fracture8
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Fractures12
