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Shop stocking stuffers · Explore top giftsTypes: Automotive, Baby, Books, Fashion, Gift Cards, Groceries and more. • Pathological fracture: Fracture which occurs in diseased bone. The disease s the bone e.g. metastatic cancer or osteomyelitis. • Stress fracture: Fracture in normal bone that is . Common fractures in adults. 1. Lamellar Bones (Dense): They’re composed of collagen fibers arranged in parallel layers and they’re found in the diaphysis part of normal adult long bones. . Definitions of fracture types for long-bone fractures in adults Segment Type Extraarticular—type A, when the fracture does not involve the joint surface. Partial articular—type B, when the fracture involves one part of the articular surface while the remainder of the joint remains attached to the metaphysis and diaphysis. What is a fracture? A fracture is an ‘incomplete or complete break in the continuity of a bone’. However, this definition does not account for accompanying soft tissue injury. The degree of soft tissue injury dictates fracture management and the degree. of fracture healing. Therefore, a better definition would be that a fracture is ‘an. Why are Fractures Hard? There are bones! They’re all different! They have different functions. Exposed to different mechanical forces. They each respond differently to stress/trauma. Even where fractures occur within a bone affects the treatment, prognosis Intro Patterns Orientation Displaced Angulated Bone Ends Immature S-H Plastic Torus. Why are Fractures Hard? There are bones! They’re all different! They have different functions. Exposed to different mechanical forces. They each respond differently to stress/trauma. Even where fractures occur within a bone affects the treatment, prognosis Intro Patterns Orientation Displaced Angulated Bone Ends Immature S-H Plastic Torus. Introduction Fracture morphology: types, groups, subgroups, qualifications, and universal modifiers The type (upper-case letter) is a general description of fracture patterns while the group (numerals) is a more specific description based on the individual bone or specific fracture pattern. To Classify a Fracture • Which bone? • Where in the bone is the fracture? • Which type? • Which group? • Which subgroup?.
