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    رغد شاكر محمود أحمد
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    The document provides a radiologic overview of common upper limb injuries, including fractures and dislocations of the clavicle, shoulder, humerus, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, and fingers. Examples given include fractured clavicles, sternoclavicular dislocations, shoulder dislocations, proximal humerus fractures, supracondylar fractures, elbow dislocations, distal radius fractures, carpal injuries such as scapholunate dissociation, Bennett's fracture, metacarpal fractures, phalangeal fractures, and tendon injuries. Diagrams are provided to illustrate many of the injuries described.

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    The document provides a radiologic overview of common upper limb injuries, including fractures and dislocations of the clavicle, shoulder, humerus, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, and fingers. Examples given include fractured clavicles, sternoclavicular dislocations, shoulder dislocations, proximal humerus fractures, supracondylar fractures, elbow dislocations, distal radius fractures, carpal injuries such as scapholunate dissociation, Bennett's fracture, metacarpal fractures, phalangeal fractures, and tendon injuries. Diagrams are provided to illustrate many of the injuries described.

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    4# Upper Limb Injuries

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    The document provides a radiologic overview of common upper limb injuries, including fractures and dislocations of the clavicle, shoulder, humerus, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, and fingers. Examples given include fractured clavicles, sternoclavicular dislocations, shoulder dislocations, proximal humerus fractures, supracondylar fractures, elbow dislocations, distal radius fractures, carpal injuries such as scapholunate dissociation, Bennett's fracture, metacarpal fractures, phalangeal fractures, and tendon injuries. Diagrams are provided to illustrate many of the injuries described.

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    Upper Limbs Radiologic images

    Done by: Zaid Alkhakidi


    Reference: Apley and Solomon’s
    Fractured clavicle
    Sternoclavicular dislocation
    Anterior dislocation of the shoulder
    Posterior dislocation of the shoulder

    ‘electric
    light-bulb’ appearance
    Recurrent dislocation of the shoulder

    Hill–Sachs lesion:
    depression in the
    posterosuperior
    part of the humeral
    head
    Fractures of the proximal humerus in children

    a) metaphyseal
    fracture

    b) Fracture through
    a benign cyst

    )a )b
    Fractured shaft of humerus
    Undisplaced supracondylar fractures
    Supracondylar fracture with posterior
    angulation
    Supracondylar fracture with posterior
    complete displacement
    Supracondylar fracture with anterior
    angulation
    Fractured lateral condyle
    Capsized fractured lateral condyle
    Fractured medial epicondyle
    Fractured medial epicondyle (epicondylar
    fragment is trapped in the joint)
    Bicondylar fractures in adults of humerus
    Fractured capitulum of humerus
    Posterior dislocation of elbow
    Fractured olecranon (Slightly displaced
    transverse fracture)
    Fractured olecranon (Markedly displaced
    transverse fracture
    Fractured radius and ulna in children
    ((Greenstick fractures
    Fractured radius and ulna in children
    (complete fractures)
    Fractured radius and ulna in adults
    Monteggia fracture–dislocation of the radius and
    ulna
    Galeazzi fracture–dislocation of the ulna and
    radius
    Colles’ fracture
    Comminuted Colles’ fracture reduced and
    held with percutaneous wires
    Fractured radial styloid
    Fracture–subluxation of the wrist (Barton’s
    fracture)
    Comminuted intra-articular
    fractures in young adults (high energy injuries)
    Fracture of distal radius and ulna, both
    unstable
    Distal forearm fractures in
    children (greenstick fracture)
    Distal forearm fractures in
    children (Salter–Harris Type I)
    Carpal injuries>> Scapholunate
    dissociation
    Carpal injuries >>dorsal rotation of the lunate
    Carpal injuries >>sprained wrist. The anteroposterior and
    lateral x-rays show foreshortening of the scaphoid and volar
    rotation of the lunate (volar intercalated segmental instability)
    Fractures of the scaphoid (1-proximal pole,2-the
    waist,3-the scaphoid tubercle)
    CT Scan (Fractures of the scaphoid)
    Scaphoid fracture
    Scapholunate dissociation
    Lateral x-ray of wrist (lunate dislocation)
    Lateral x-ray of wrist (perilunate dislocation)
    Perilunate dislocation
    Carpometacarpal (CMC) dislocation
    Bennett’s fracture–
    subluxation
    Metacarpal fractures
    Fracture of the metacarpal neck
    fight-bite
    Phalangeal fractures
    Distal phalangeal injury
    Metacarpophalangeal dislocation in the
    thumb
    interphalangeal dislocations
    Flexor tendon avulsion
    Mallet finger
    THE END

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