Ortho Oracle - orthopaedic operative atlas

Fracture Dislocations of the Shoulder

– See:         – Anterior Dislocation of the Shoulder         – Posterior Shoulder Dislocation         – Proximal Humeral Fracture         – Three Part Fracture Dislocation – Discussion:     – frx dislocations may be considered an extension of two,  three, and four part frx classifictions;   … Read more

Fracture Dislocation: at the PIP Joint

– See: Diff Dx – Discussion:     – when the volar lip fracture of the middle phalanx involves 20% or more of the articular surface, the remainder of the middle phalanx          subluxes dorsally;     – this unstable injury requires more sophisticated treatment than the simple volar plate avulsion; – Radiographs:   … Read more

Fracture Blisters

– Discussion:     – refers to the blisters which from swollen skin overlying fractures;     – most commonly arise over tibia, ankle, and elbow;     – when fracture blisters are present at the time of surgery, wound complications will develop in the majority of patients;     – when fracture blisters develop … Read more

FPL Advancement and Pull Thru

– Technique:     – Brunner Incision is made extending from distal phalanx of thumb to the MP crease;     – digital nerves and vessels are identified (protected by Grayson’s ligament);     – dissection procedes down to the oblique and transverse flexor tendon sheaths;             – the proximal … Read more

Fosfomycin

– 100 mg/kg/day : peds dosing; Ratio of CSF to Blood Level (%): Normal Meninges:; Inflammed Meninges: >25

Forefoot and Toe Deformities

– See: Claw Toes – Discussion:     – in pts who have a rigid cock-up deformity of toe that is present at skeletal maturity, we perform arthrodeses of the proximal and DIP joints, removing wedges of articular cartilage and adjacent bone based dorsally to correct the deformity, shorten the toe, and allow for apposition of osseous surfaces … Read more