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Buckle Fractures
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Video Summary
The video simplifies bone fracture classifications, discussing types like plastic deformation, buckle (torus) fractures, greenstick fractures, and complete fractures. It highlights how subtle some fractures are and how they may be hard to detect, such as growth plate (Salter-Harris) fractures and avulsion fractures. The video suggests using wrist splints instead of casts for buckle fractures, noting that they are equally effective, provide better function, and are cost-efficient. The explanation also emphasizes looking for subtle clues, such as ulnar styloid fractures, to suspect accompanying subtle fractures in children.
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2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 08
Topic
Elbow and Forearm
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2nd Edition, CASE 08
2nd Edition
Elbow and Forearm
bone fracture classifications
buckle fractures
Salter-Harris fractures
wrist splints
ulnar styloid fractures
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