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SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE. BY : DR SANJEEV. Fig :. SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE. Fig :. SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE. Supracondylar fracture (Malgaigne`s fracture). Mechanism of injury : Fall on an outstretched hand with hyperextension at the elbow with abduction or adduction , with hand dorsiflexed.

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SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

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  1. SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE BY : DR SANJEEV

  2. Fig : • SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

  3. Fig : • SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

  4. Supracondylar fracture (Malgaigne`s fracture) • Mechanism of injury : • Fall on an outstretched hand with hyperextension at the elbow with abduction or adduction , with hand dorsiflexed

  5. Classification • Flexion type (2.3 %) • Extension type (97.3 %) : -displaced and undisplaced. • Clinical features : • Pain and swelling – gross • S –shaped deformity of the upper arm is obvious • Loss of both passive and active movements of the elbow • pseudoparalysis

  6. Gartlands classification (in children) • Type 1 :undisplaced • Type 2 :displaced , but posterior cortex is intact • Type 3 : displaced , but no intact posterior cortex.

  7. Fig : • Type 2 : displaced but posterior cortex is intact

  8. Fig : • Type 3 : SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

  9. Clinical signs : • Arm is short , forearm is normal in length • Gross swelling , and tenderness • Crepitus – present • S – shaped deformity • Dimple sign

  10. Radiology • X- ray of the elbow : • A P view • Lateral view

  11. Fig : A P view • Baumann`s angle : angle between the horizontal line of the elbow and the line drawn through the lateral epiphysis and the long axsis of the arm.(normally less than 5 degree

  12. Cont.. • Angle between the long axis of humerus and the transverse of the elbow is normally 90 degree - less than 90 degree suggest cubitus valgus - greater than 90 degree suggests cubitus varus.

  13. Fig :lateral view • Anterior humeral line:a line drawn along the anterior border or distal humeral shaft passes through the middle 1/ 3rd of capitulum. if it passes through anterior 1/3rd , it indicates posterior displacement of the distal fragment.

  14. MANAGEMENT Undisplaced fracture :- - POP slab for 3 weeks with elbow in flexion Displaced fracture : • Closed reduction • Traction • Open reduction • Elbow is immobilised at least for 3 weeks • Pins or casts are removed after 3 weeks • Active exercise.

  15. Complication Neurological : • Radial nerve (commonly ) • Median nerve • Ulnar nerve Vascular : • Brachial artery Cosmetic abnormalities: • Cubitus varus (gunstock elbow)

  16. Complication : • Fig :

  17. Fig : • SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

  18. Fig : • SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

  19. Fig : • Type 2 : displaced but posterior cortex is intact

  20. Fig : • Anterior humeral line: if it passes through anterior 1/3rd , it indicates poterior displacement of the distal fragment.

  21. Fig : A P view • Baumann`s angle : angle between the horizontal line of the elbow and the line drawn through the lateral epiphysis and the long axsis of the arm.(normally less than 5 degree

  22. Complication : • Fig :

  23. Fig : • SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

  24. Fig : • SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURE

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