Proximal Humerus Fracture - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim
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- čas přidán 20. 03. 2022
- Dr. Ebraheim’s educational animated video describes fractures of the proximal, One, Tow, Three, and Four parts
Classification based on four fracture segments:
1- The articular segment.
2- The greater tuberosity.
3- The lessor tuberosity.
4- The humeral shaft.
Classification describes only displaced segments which are defined as 1.0 cm displacement or 45 degree angulation.
Multiple fracture configurations are possible.
80% of proximal humeral fractures are minimally displaced.
1- Type I- One Part Fractures:
One part or minimally displaced fracture where no segments are displaced or angulated.
2- Type II-Two Part Fractures:
Tow part or fracture where one segment with significant displacement by 1.0 cm or 45 degrees.
3- Type III-Three Part Fracture:
Three part fracture, where two segments are significantly displaced by 1.0 cm or 45 degrees.
4- Type IV- Four Part Fracture:
Four part fracture where all four major segments are displaced by 1.0 cm or 45 degrees.
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Not great. Unclear whom you are addressing. Reading out text without further explanation is of limited value. For a video on proximal humerus fracture, discussion of different plate types, fixation varieties, optimal placement considerations, etc. would have been welcome, as well as discussion of success rates relative to distal varieties.