Bone Fractures. Complete Fracture (Radius) Compound Fracture Complete fracture in which bone breaks through skin.

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Bone Fractures

Complete Fracture (Radius)

Compound Fracture Complete fracture in which bone breaks through skin

Compound Fx. (tibia/fibula)

Greenstick Fx.

Galeazzi fx. Fx. distal 3rd of radius Dislocation distal ulna

5-year-old girl fell onto outstretched hand sustained Gartland Type II supracondylar humerus fx.

Colles’ Fracture (broken wrist)

X-ray of Colles’ fracture

Oblique Fracture

Mal-union resulting in fusion of radius/ulna Bone callus & fragments caused bones to ossify and fuse; prevents pronation & supination.

Comminuted Fracture of Lower Leg (21-year-old man was struck by a forklift)

Comminuted fx. (distal humerus) anterior view

Comminuted fx. humerus--lateral view

Incomplete Longitudinal Fracture (Distal Phalanx of Left Thumb)

Spiral Fracture

Pathological Fracture of femur secondary to rickets (1-year old boy)

Pathologic fx. as result of bone tumor that weakened the arm. tumor Fx.

Pathologic fx. from tumor which compromised bone’s strength.

Stress Fx. Result of overuse or stress on bone. Growth plates Fx.

Dislocation of elbow ulna radius humerus

Dislocation of Elbow Joint

Avulsion--hip (pelvis of 19-year old high school sprinter) Bony fragment pulled from pelvis at point of growth plate and muscle attachment.

Compression fx. L1 vertebral body

Thoracic Fx.

Depressed fx.