MUSKULOSKEL

ETAL
Oblique displaced
 Tibia Fracture
Oblique

Tibia Fracture
Comminuted
 Avulsion of the Fifth Proximal Metatarsal

Eminentia intercondilaris
fracture

Avulsion
Oblique radiograph of the foot shows a transverse avulsion fracture
(arrow) of the 5th metatarsal bone with displacement and extension
into the cuboid-metatarsal joint. Note a nearby ‘os peroneum’
(arrowhead).
Tibia Segmental fracture
 Tibia
Oblique
displaced
fracture
(depan dan
belakang
tampak sama,
tinggi fragman
Femur Spiral Fracture fraktur sama)
(terpuntir, tinggi fragman fraktur berbeda)
Tibia Transverse Fracture

Fibula spiral Fracture

 Forearm Fracture

Fracture terbuka, bone

ekspose

Ulna Dislocation and Radius Fracture Radius/Ulna segmental Fracture , Greenstick radius?,
pembengkakan/ darah/ terbuka?
Compression Fracture
(trauma, dapat karena loncat)
Radius/ Ulna Bowing bone
Greenstick
Fracture

Ulna Greenstick Bowing bone

Fracture
Fracture Patologis, metastasis/bone primer tumor, karena korteks sudah tipis, dpt
osteoporosis

Lesi patologis

Tumor
(a) Typical buckle fracture.
(cortical/buckle or torus
fractures)
(b) Greenstick fracture.
(c) Plastic bowing fracture.
(d) Salter–Harris epiphyseal
metaphyseal fracture with
a displaced epiphysis
(arrow)

https://radiologykey.com/types-of-fractures-in-children/
 https://radiologykey.com/types-of-fractures-in-children/

(a) Axial loading forces (1) are exerted down the length of any given bone. The result is a cortical buckle
fracture (fx). (b) Typical type A buckle fractures of the radius and ulna (arrows)
Buckle fracture type B. (a) Axial loading forces (1) are exerted down the length of the bone. However,
other forces such as valgus also are at play. (b) This results in shifting of the axial load axis (3) and
compression of the underlying metaphysis (2). (c) The same laterally placed axial loading forces (3)
eventually result in an angled buckle fracture (fx). (d) Typical angled buckle fracture of the distal radius
(arrow). Compare with the smooth cortex over the anterior aspect of the radius

https://radiologykey.com/types-of-fractures-in-children/
A B C

D E

Keterangan di Notes
Empty glenoid

Anterior, medially and

inferiorly positioned
humerus

Dis. Bahu ( D. Glenohumeralis) Dislokasi

 Lateral, frontal
Galeazzi fracture-dislocation, of the left forearm, with fracture of the distal Galeazzi fracture-dislocation, Arrow points at the
third of the radius and disruption of the distal radioulnar joint. dislocated ulnar head
A. BENIGN
B. MALIGNANT

Reaksi poresteal (tumor yang tumbuh

sgt cepat dan mau melokalisir)

Osteosarcoma. (Left) X-ray shows an osteosarcoma

in the femur (thighbone). Note the formation of new
bone in a typical "sunburst" pattern. (Right) When
viewed from the side, a Codman triangle can also be
seen rising from the bone.
 Osteomyelitis DM Osteomyelitis
Tibial Osteomyelitis

Periarticular osteopenia involving 2nd to 5th MTP Note the sinus tracts it extends from the cloaca to
joints. Lytic area in 5th metatarsal head – neck with the skin. Two sinus tracts (yellow arrow) extend
cortical breach. Soft tissue swelling with air foci in from the biceps femoris abscess (red arrow) to
mid foot laterally. NO arterial calcification seen. reach the skin.
Normal
Frontal, Scoliosis

Keterangan di Notes
 Spinal fractures

Chance fracture involving the L1

vertebral body with involvement
of posterior elements and mild
anterior wedging of the L1
vertebral body.
 Spondilolithesis
Spondilolithesis

(a) Anterolisthesis at L4–5. (b) Retrolisthesis at L2–3. Dashed lines on each

image denote step-offs in alignment. Intervertebral disc space narrowing is
noted at L4–5 in (a) (arrow)
 Perdarahan

Spindilosis/ spindoartrisis HNP

Lamia …
 Abses

T11
Abses
L2

Penebalan

Spondilitis