Introduction
Summary about significance of fracture including epidemiology.
Anatomy
Review the relevant anatomy of the bone, the joint, surrounding soft tissues etc. Discuss important neurovascular considerations (blood supply etc).
Classification
Describe current classifications, including strength and weaknesses.
Presentation
Include:
Classic history
Physical Examination
Radiographic studies – which to order and pertinent findings
Lab studies (if relevant)
Diagnosis
Discuss important factors in making the diagnosis. What else should you be thinking of? Associated injuries? Underlying conditions?
Treatment
Include:
Immobilization – describe technique
Percutaneous fixation
Open fixation
Other surgical
Create link to article on operative technique
Complications
Include:
Complications of injury
Complications of treatment
Red Flags and Controversies
Outcomes
Include functional and implant issues as applicable
References
Insert recent references and landmark articles
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