Pediatric orthopedic 1

pediatric orthopedic lecture for pediatricians and primary care physicians. This is the first lecture in this series. In this lecture, I am describing the general aspects of fractures in children (types, complications, management, open fractures and compartment syndrome)

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

Thanks for your nice comment. I apologize for the video not working. Soon, I will upload a video on exam for nerve injuries after elbow fracture and I will do my best to make sure that all videos in that lecture work. Good luck in your test

[@gamalhafez1388]

Excelant

[@ahmedthabetmd]

Great and good luck in your series

[@ahmedelsayed869]

Thank you so much for this very useful lecture

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

You are welcome, sir.

[@nathaniel7259]

Merci beaucoup!

[@shuvokul4677]

shuvo kul

[@jesperbrixmusic]

Hi thx for the video, the neuro exam (video) for the child with elbow fracture is not showing in the presentation. Your video is very helpful for my test preparation

[@makramgs]

Thanks

[@ashishjain4630]

Thanks for the Video. I am a Neonatologist from India. The video was very helpful .
Kindly post others on the orthepedic exam , of the neonates

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

I am glad you like it

[@32ahmmed]

Thx

[@montadharh5863]

very nice video...keep going doc....can I get the ppt to revise the info....?o

[@sandrushkam]

how can I differentiate between cervical subluxation and spasmodic torticollis?

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

CT scan

[@sandrushkam]

Do you have videos how to do splinting and casting?

[@Pediatricorthopedic]

Thanks for your question, will have one soon