Yelena Bogdan, MD, FACS, FAAOS, Discover and Read the Best of Twitter Threads by @InvictaOrtho

Yelena Bogdan, MD, FACS, FAAOS

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[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

[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

[1/4] Humeral nonunion. I always get a CT to determine the status of the head, sometimes there are more pieces you have to reconstruct than you thought. In this case,

[1/6] Calcaneus avulsion with a throwback for me personally. Technically Sanders 2, but more apt classification is Beavis (minus Butthead...) This is beavis 2 “beak” fracture, emergency. CT sums up

[1/9] My mentor once said “if you can understand ankles, you can understand all of orthopaedics.” You can tell this ankle will be trouble due to fibula comminution. On lateral

[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