#Fracture

Mid Yorks Clinical Fellows

MYHTfellows

It’s time for another #FractureFriday!! We return to the upper limb this week as we take a look at some of the fractures that can occur in the forearm –

Naan Derthaal, DO, FAAOS

NaanDerthaal

Dear NFL reporters and @AdamSchefter,Compound isn’t a type of fracture. It’s either open (breaks through the skin) or closed and either simple (1 fracture line and 2 pieces) or comminuted

Yelena Bogdan, MD, FACS, FAAOS

InvictaOrtho

[1/9] Lots to learn from a simple ankle Xray. At first glance this looks like a “standard” bimal, and yet the medial malleolus isn’t the usual fracture pattern. It almost

Pete Alway

SportsMedPete

Great to see our research being implemented to aid the return of international cricket! @LboroSSEHS @lborosportsbiom @ECB_cricket https://twitter.com/ESPNcricinfo/status/1263892762815901701 18-22 year old fast bowlers demonstrate over doubl

Major Trauma Service

UHCW_MTC

PELVIC BINDERS: a thread.At @nhsuhcw we receive major trauma patients wearing one of the three commercial pelvic binders shown below, applied by our @OFFICIALWMAS @EMASNHSTrust ambulance service or @WNDLRAirAmb @MAA_Charity

UT Ortho

ortho_ut

Daniel Gonzales-Luna, MD (PGY4) presents the #interestingcase of 7 y.o. male with a history of multiple (5) pathologic fractures to the (L) proximal #humerus over the last 2 yrs. He

Mid Yorks Clinical Fellows

MYHTfellows

Following on from our #Tweetorial looking at silver trauma on this week’s #FractureFriday we’re taking a look at the (grand)mother of all fractures, so important they only take 3 letters

Nicki Hastings MD

HastingsNicki

Thursday morning I got a call that my 89 year grandmother had fallen and this pic. #MedTwitter I think you know how I was feeling when I saw this. Hip

Yelena Bogdan, MD, FACS, FAAOS

InvictaOrtho

[1/6] Tibial plateau with eminence fracture. The Xrays show you the breaks in the plateau but also that the eminence seems odd somehow. This is more complex than it appears

Yelena Bogdan, MD, FACS, FAAOS

InvictaOrtho

[1/14] Xrays (like hips) don’t lie: a thread. Look at these X-rays before going onto the polls in the next tweets and decide how you’d treat. This medial mal is

Michaël Laurent

MichalLaurent11

Every doctor carries along her/his own little graveyard. Inevitably, we make mistakes. People die, or become disabled. You never forget those patients. 1/n In my first year of training there

Dr Oluwayemisi Ikumelo #ThatPhatOndoWoman

YemisiIkumelo

See ehn, no matter how macho or strong you are, teeth (dental) problems will humble you!Nor dey open bottles with teeth, you no go hear.See the result now?So, Fam, please

Dr Aishah N.

blueberrysashay

FIRST AIDS 101 you need to know during this movement control order.A Thread. 1. HANDS-ONLY CPR and how knowing to do it could a safe life..Q: When do we need

Babygirl Nurse 🦋™️

proudnursemj

Penile Fracture is one of the very rare penile emergencies! It is simply the breaking* of an erect penis during sex or direct trauma, and is commonly seen in 30+

A.T. Mameghani, MD

atmghn

I guess in every bigger trauma center cases like this are seen - maybe every 2 years, maybe more often. Ankylosing disorders and trauma = tremendously increased risk of fractures

Mark Wardle

mwardle

One of the best ways of solving problems with technology is to break them up into smaller problems by looking for the fracture lines, understanding orthogonality & then composing independent