Fracture Displacement Patterns & Fracture Description Explained in Details

In this video, we will explore the various displacement patterns of bone fractures and discuss why they occur. Displacement can occur in several different ways, including translation, angulation, rotation, and shortening and those are explained in this video...
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Video Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:17 Displaced fracture
2:20 Fracture description
5:00 Translation (shift)
6:07 Angulation (tilt)
7:11 Rotation
7:41 Shortening
8:43 Lengthening

[@kwenzamanqele2310]

this was very helpful, thank you Dr.

[@PharmacologyOrthopedics]

Glad it was helpful, you are very welcome

[@huyamaa1015]

Great Dr.

[@Chartomy]

Great lecture Dr Mustafa. The diagrams made it easier to understand the descriptions and the images made it more realistic. For improvement, maybe use more than 1 fracture type to build on the examples. Thank you for preparing this and for the tremendous efforts 👌🏽👏🏾👏🏾 I love it

[@PharmacologyOrthopedics]

Thanks a lot for the comment @chartomy devaio, I really appreciate the feedback and the fact that you included improvement point, means a lot to me. Now I really want to re record the video again with different fracture types 🤣

[@Chartomy]

@@PharmacologyOrthopedics We will still appreciate the new video. Maybe make it as a part 2 😉.

[@nipun82_thexplorer]

Fibula fracture with 70-80% misplaced (not in line but slightly connected) can be cured without surgery in plaster....?.Please Dr. Please reply..🙏🙏🙏