By Pankaj Sharma, Richard Mayon-White
This ebook encompasses a foreword via Nicola Maffulli, Professor of Trauma and Orthopaedic surgical procedure, Keele college tuition of drugs, and advisor Trauma and Orthopaedic physician, North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary and town common sanatorium, Staffordshire. the recent constitution of the Fellowship of the Royal university of Surgeons (FRCS) exam calls for applicants to accomplish papers in prolonged matching query (EMQ) and a number of selection query (MCQ) layout. This precious revision relief encompasses a 'bank' of over 350 questions in self-test layout. finished solutions are exact on the finish of every part. With a spotlight on high-yield themes, scholars can decide on use the source within the early levels as an summary of the themes, then later as a terrific examination revision reduction. there is not anything else love it! expert registrars getting ready for the FRCS (Trauma and Orthopaedics) exam will locate this a necessary revision reduction. it's also helpful for simple Surgical Trainees getting ready for the club of the Royal collage of Surgeons (MRCS) exam.
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1999; 81: 1662–70. A29 (d). In the metaphyseal sinusoids the blood flow is sluggish and oxygen tension is high. Consequently, the metaphysis is an ideal area for bacteria to multiply if seeding occurs. A30 (c). Blount’s disease typically causes these clinical and radiographic features, and is more common in individuals of Afro-Caribbean origin. A31 (e). In congenital talipes equinovarus, parallelism between the talus and calcaneus is lost and the longitudinal axes of the two bones become divergent.
SCIWORA. Odontoid peg fracture. Pseudosubluxation. Unilateral facet joint dislocation. Hangman fracture. With regard to femoral shaft fractures, which of the following types of displacement has the poorest remodelling potential? (a) Varus angulation. (b) Valgus angulation. 38 Practice questions in trauma and orthopaedics (c) Shortening. (d) Lateral translation. (e) Rotation. Q38 According to the Salter and Harris classification of physeal injuries, how is a fracture that extends through the metaphysis, physis and epiphysis classified?
A16 (d). Shenton’s line is formed by the superior aspect of the obturator foramen and the medial aspect of the femoral neck. This line is broken in femoral neck fractures and hip subluxation or dislocation. Perkin’s line is drawn perpendicular to Hilgenreiner’s line at the lateral edge of the acetabulum. Ideally this line should bisect the femoral shaft and the femoral head should lie medial to it. Klein’s line and Trethowan’s line are different names for a line 42 Practice questions in trauma and orthopaedics drawn along the superior border of the femoral neck to assess for slipped upper femoral epiphysis.