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| Connolly J.F. — Fractures and Dislocations (vol. 2) |
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Humerus, supracondyle of, fracture of See Supracondylar fracture humeral.
Humerus, upper, fracture of 1159—1181
Humerus, upper, fracture of, bending 1163 1163
Humerus, upper, fracture of, direct mechanisms producing 1163 1163
Humerus, upper, fracture of, displaced, types of 1164 1164
Humerus, upper, fracture of, evaluation of 1165 1165
Humerus, upper, fracture of, external torsional 1160—1162 1160—1162
Humerus, upper, fracture of, indirect mechanisms producing 1160—1162 1160—1162
Humerus, upper, fracture of, internal torsional 1161 1162
Humerus, upper, fracture of, management of 1166—1168 1166—1168
Humpback deformity, in unstable scaphoid fracture 1416 1416 1417 1417
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy, for anaerobic myonecrosis 48 777
Hyperextension injury, of proximal interphalangeal joint 1568 1568
Hyperextension injury, to elbow 137. See also Supracondylar fracture humeral.
Hyperextension injury, to elbow, anterior Monteggia lesion from 1292 1292
Hyperextension injury, to elbow, anterior Monteggia lesion from, in children 182 182
Hyperextension injury, to knee 666—667 666—667
Hyperextension injury, to knee, causing proximal tibial epiphyseal fracture 281—283 281—283
Hyperextension injury, to lower cervical spine 381—387
Hyperextension injury, to lower cervical spine, ankylosing spondylitis and 381—383
Hyperextension injury, to lower cervical spine, simulating hyperflexion deformities 386—387 386—387
Hyperextension injury, to lower cervical spine, with osteoarthritis, causing central cord syndrome 384—385 384—385
Hyperextension injury, to posterior cruciate ligament of knee 687 687
Hyperextension injury, to talus 919—921 926—936
Hyperextension injury, to talus, diagnosis of 926—927 926—937
Hyperextension injury, to talus, type I 920 920 928 928
Hyperextension injury, to talus, type II 920 920 929—931 929—931
Hyperextension injury, to talus, type III 920 920 932—934 932—934
Hyperextension injury, to talus, type IV 921 921 932—934 932—934
Hyperextension injury, to thoracolumbar spine 403—404 403^04
Hyperextension injury, to thoracolumbar spine, ankylosing spondylitis and 440—441 440—441
Hyperextension injury, to thoracolumbar spine, causing acquired spondylolysis 443—444 443—444
Hyperextension injury, to upper cervical spine 315—320 315—320
Hyperextension injury, to upper cervical spine, MRI studies of 320 320
Hyperextension injury, to upper cervical spine, without compressive force action 318 318
Hyperextension injury, with anterior dislocation of radial epiphysis 185 185
Hyperextension-compression injury, to axis 316 316
Hyperextension-shear injury, to lumbar spine 405 405 442 442
Hyperflexion deformity, cervical spine injury simulating 386—387 386—387
Hyperflexion injury See also Wedge fracture.
Hyperflexion injury, to cervical spine 312—313 312—313
Hyperflexion injury, to posterior cruciate ligament of knee 687 687
Hyperflexion injury, to talus 922 922 937—941
Hyperflexion injury, to talus, diagnosis of 938 938
Hyperflexion injury, to talus, management of 939—941 939—941
Hyperflexion injury, to talus, types of 937 937
Hyperflexion injury, to thoracic spine, producing codfish-shaped vertebra or burst fracture 398 398
Hyperflexion injury, to thoracic spine, producing distraction fracture 399 399
Hyperflexion injury, to thoracic spine, stable 396 396
Hyperflexion injury, to thoracic spine, unstable 397 397
Hypertrophic zone, of growth center 92 92
Hypovolemic shock, with pelvic fracture, evaluation and management of 475—476
Iliac artery(ies), injury to 476 476
Iliac spine, avulsion fracture of 233 233 460 460
Iliac spine, avulsion fracture of, radiographic appearance of 466 466
Iliotibial tract 661
Ilium, dislocation of, mechanisms producing 498 498
Ilium, fracture of 461 461
Ilizarov fixator, for explosion fracture of tibia 894 894
Ilizarov fixator, for unstable open ankle fracture 910 910
Ilizarov lengthening technique, for malunion 650 650
Immobilization 79—85
Immobilization, by cast-splint See Cast-splint.
Immobilization, by external fixation 85 85. external.
Immobilization, by plaster cast 80—81 80—81.
Immobilization, by spica cast See Spica cast.
Immobilization, by traction 82—84 82—84.
Immobilization, for ankle dislocation, anterior 901 901
Immobilization, for ankle dislocation, posterior 899 899
Immobilization, for bimalleolar fractures, with medial displacement of talus 870 870
Immobilization, for calcaneal fracture 989 989 991 991
Immobilization, for calcaneal fracture, extra-articular 971 971 973 973
Immobilization, for calcaneal fracture, horizontal 976 976
Immobilization, for capitate fracture 1456 1456
Immobilization, for chip fracture of coronoid process 1275
Immobilization, for Colles' fracture 1364 1364
Immobilization, for Colles' fracture, with carpal scaphoid fracture 1379 1379
Immobilization, for Colles' fracture, with carpal tunnel syndrome 1469 1469
Immobilization, for condylar fracture, lateral 155 155
Immobilization, for condylar fracture, of distal end of proximal phalanx 1549 1549
Immobilization, for cuneiform fracture 1006 1006
Immobilization, for curbstone fracture of foot 886 886
Immobilization, for dislocated carpometacarpal joint, of finger 1519 1519
Immobilization, for dislocated carpometacarpal joint, of thumb, unstable 1493 1493
Immobilization, for dislocated hip 506 506
Immobilization, for dislocated interphalangeal joint, of thumb 1515 1515
Immobilization, for dislocated metacarpal bones on carpus 1449 1449
Immobilization, for dislocated metacarpophalangeal joint, of finger 1540 1540
Immobilization, for dislocated metacarpophalangeal joint, of thumb 1504 1504
Immobilization, for dislocated talus 949 949
Immobilization, for displaced ankle fracture 859 859
Immobilization, for displaced epiphysis, in children 272 272
Immobilization, for displacement of medial epicondyle into elbow 162 162
Immobilization, for elbow dislocation, anterior 1235 1235
Immobilization, for elbow dislocation, divergent 1243 1243
Immobilization, for elbow dislocation, lateral 1238 1238
Immobilization, for elbow dislocation, medial 1241 1241
Immobilization, for elbow dislocation, posterior 1233 1233
Immobilization, for epicondylar humeral fracture, with gross displacement 160 160
Immobilization, for epicondylar humeral fracture, with minimal displacement 158 158
Immobilization, for epicondylar humeral fracture, without inclusion of fragment in elbow 166 166
Immobilization, for epiphyseal separation of lesser trochanter 254 254
Immobilization, for femoral epiphyseal fracture, distal 270 270
Immobilization, for femoral epiphyseal fracture, in infants 243 243
Immobilization, for femoral shaft fracture 261 261
Immobilization, for femoral shaft fracture, in child younger than 2 years 256 256
Immobilization, for femoral shaft fracture, in child younger than 8 years 258—259 258—259
Immobilization, for femoral shaft fracture, initial 602 602
Immobilization, for femoral shaft fracture, prevention and correction of deformity with 259 259
Immobilization, for forearm fracture, mid-third 204 204
Immobilization, for forearm fracture, proximal 199 199
Immobilization, for forearm fracture, proximal, in extension 201 201
Immobilization, for forearm fracture-dislocation, with rupture of orbicular ligament 1257 1257
Immobilization, for fracture of base of finger metacarpal 1537 1537
Immobilization, for fracture of base of thumb metacarpal, stable 1495 1495
Immobilization, for fracture of base of thumb metacarpal, unstable 1497 1497
Immobilization, for fracture of central acetabular wall 539 539
Immobilization, for fracture of inner acetabular wall 540 540
Immobilization, for fracture of neck of finger metacarpal, stable 1525 1525
Immobilization, for fracture of neck of finger metacarpal, unstable 1527 1527
Immobilization, for fracture of sesamoid bone 1040 1040
Immobilization, for fracture of shaft of finger metacarpal, stable 1529 1529
Immobilization, for fracture of shaft of finger metacarpal, unstable 1531 1531 1535 1535
Immobilization, for fracture of shaft of thumb metacarpal, stable 1499 1499
Immobilization, for glenohumeral dislocation, anterior, in elderly patients 1109 1109
Immobilization, for glenohumeral dislocation, anterior, in young patients 1108—1109 1108—1109
Immobilization, for greenstick fracture, of forearm 195 195
Immobilization, for humeral epiphyseal fracture 127 127
Immobilization, for humeral epiphyseal fracture, distal 171 171
Immobilization, for humeral shaft fracture 1183 1183 1184 1184 1185 1185
Immobilization, for humeral shaft fracture, with polytrauma 1193 1193
Immobilization, for humeral shaft fracture, with polytrauma, secondary 1194 1194
Immobilization, for humeral shaft fracture, with polytrauma, temporary 1193 1193
Immobilization, for interphalangeal joint of thumb, subluxed 1514 1514
Immobilization, for intertrochanteric fracture, undisplaced 252 252
Immobilization, for malleolar fracture, medial 864 864
Immobilization, for metatarsal bone fracture, with displacement 1027 1027 1028 1028
Immobilization, for metatarsal bone fracture, without displacement 1025 1025
Immobilization, for metatarsophalangeal joint dislocation 1034 1034
Immobilization, for midtarsal joint dislocation 1013 1013
Immobilization, for Monteggia lesion, anterior 187
Immobilization, for Monteggia lesion, lateral 190 190
Immobilization, for Monteggia lesion, posterior 188
Immobilization, for obturator dislocation 533 533
Immobilization, for olecranon fracture, with forward elbow dislocation 1253
Immobilization, for olecranon fracture, without displacement 1270 1270
Immobilization, for perilunate dislocation, uncomplicated 1431—1432 1431—1432
Immobilization, for phalangeal fracture, distal 1556 1556
Immobilization, for phalangeal fracture, epiphyseal 215 215
Immobilization, for phalangeal fracture, epiphyseal, distal 216 216
| Immobilization, for phalangeal fracture, middle 1553 1553
Immobilization, for phalangeal fracture, proximal 1544 1544
Immobilization, for phalangeal fracture, proximal, displaced 1546 1546
Immobilization, for phalangeal fracture, proximal, impacted 1551 1551
Immobilization, for Pipkin injury, type II 517 517
Immobilization, for pisiform fracture 1461 1461
Immobilization, for radial fracture, distal 206 206
Immobilization, for radial fracture, epiphyseal 175 175 212 212
Immobilization, for radial fracture, proximal 1312 1312
Immobilization, for radial head fracture 1281
Immobilization, for radial head fracture, with dislocation of elbow 1250 1250
Immobilization, for rotator cuff disruption 1112 1112
Immobilization, for scaphoid fracture 1413 1413
Immobilization, for scaphoid fracture, after swelling subsides 1414 1414
Immobilization, for scaphoid fracture, unstable 1417 1417
Immobilization, for scapular dislocation 1081 1081
Immobilization, for sternoclavicular dislocation, anterior 119
Immobilization, for sternoclavicular dislocation, posterior 120—121
Immobilization, for subluxation of radial head 179 179
Immobilization, for subtalar dislocation, medial 947 947
Immobilization, for superior dome fracture, with displacement 550
Immobilization, for superior dome fracture, without displacement 546 546
Immobilization, for supracondylar humeral fracture 143 143
Immobilization, for supracondylar humeral fracture, with forward displacement 153 153
Immobilization, for swollen finger 1544 1544
Immobilization, for T-condylar fracture 1224 1224
Immobilization, for talar fracture, posterior 940 940
Immobilization, for talar neck fracture, type I 928 928
Immobilization, for talar neck fracture, types III and IV 934 934
Immobilization, for tarsal navicular fracture, undisplaced 1002 1002
Immobilization, for tarsometatarsal joint fracture-dislocation 1021 1021
Immobilization, for tibial condyle fracture-dislocation 745 745
Immobilization, for tibial epiphyseal fracture, proximal 282 282
Immobilization, for tibial plateau fracture, unstable 741 741
Immobilization, for tibial spine fracture 280 280
Immobilization, for Tillaux fracture 298 298
Immobilization, for toe fracture 1036 1036 1037 1037
Immobilization, for toe fracture, with displacement 1039 1039
Immobilization, for transcondylar fracture-dislocation of elbow 1259 1259
Immobilization, for triquetrum fracture 1459 1459
Immobilization, for ulnar dislocation or subluxation 1402 1402
Immobilization, for ulnar fracture, distal 206 206
Immobilization, for volar lunate dislocation 1438 1438
Immobilization, in extension, for boutonniere deformity 1586 1586
Immobilization, of finger joints, positions for 1478 1478
Immobilization, of injured hand 1479—1480 1479—1480
Immobilization, of swollen hand, by compression dressing 1482—1483 1482—1483 1497 1497 1537 1537 1565 1565
Immobilization, postreduction, for posterior glenohumeral dislocation 1121—1122 1121—1122
Immobilization, Velpeau, for clavicular fracture 1046 1046
Immobilizer, shoulder, for fracture of greater tuberosity associated with dislocation 1137 1137
Impacted fracture 7 7
Impingement, neurovascular, from displaced clavicular fracture 1056 1056
Impingement, neurovascular, from excess callus 1056 1056
Incomplete fracture See Greenstick fracture.
Infant(s), clavicular injury in, x-ray appearance of 111
Infant(s), fracture in See also Childhood fracture(s).
Infant(s), fracture in, femoral epiphyseal, distal, Bryant's traction for 269 269
Infant(s), fracture in, femoral epiphyseal, upper 242—243 242—243
Infant(s), fracture in, femoral epiphyseal, upper, management of 243 243
Infant(s), fracture in, femoral shaft, spica cast for 257 257
Infant(s), fracture in, healing of 27
Infant(s), fracture in, unique 108 108
Infant(s), humeral injury in, separation of epiphysis and 123 123
Infection(s), after reduction, causing nonunion of fracture 793 793
Infection(s), anaerobic, lethal, after open fractures 47—48 775—777 776—777
Infection(s), as complication of Colles' fracture 1382—1383 1382—1383
Infection(s), as complication of talar fracture 963 963
Infection(s), of femoral shaft fracture 644 644
Infection(s), of fracture site 46 46
Infection(s), of intertrochanteric fracture 595
Infection(s), of open fracture, treatment of 1352—1353 1352—1353
Inflammation, in fracture repair 16 17—19 17—19
Inflammation, in fracture repair, periosteal reaction during 17—18
Injection(s), technique of, into bone cyst 130 130
Injury See Trauma; specific anatomic site.
Instability, ankle, long-standing, x-ray of 832 832
Instability, ankle, persistent, lateral ligament associated with 841—842 841—842
Instability, ankle, persistent, lateral ligament associated with, Chrisman and Snook reconstruction procedure for 842 842
Instability, associated with cervical spine injury 332—333
Instability, associated with cervical spine injury, in children 219
Instability, associated with cervical spine injury, radiographic signs of 332 332
Instability, associated with distal humeral fracture 1204
Instability, associated with radial head fracture 1251 1251
Instability, elbow, in athlete 1262 1262
Instability, knee See Knee instability.
Instability, lateral, of proximal interphalangeal joint 1568 1568
Instability, rotational, classification of subcapital fractures according to 560—562 560—562
Instability, scaphoid, effect of, of carpus stability 1416 1416
Instability, shoulder, anterior, diagnosis of 1091
Instability, unrecognized, in recurrent traumatic hip dislocation 526 526
Intercondylar T fracture, humeral 1219—1222 1219—1222
Intercondylar T fracture, humeral, in elderly, flexion exercise and extension block splinting for 1223—1224 1223—1224
Intercondylar T fracture, humeral, management of 1220—1222 1220—1222
Intercondylar T fracture, humeral, types of 1219 1219
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, capsule and collateral ligaments of 1478 1478
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, distal, subluxation of 1582—1583 1582—1583.
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal 1568—1569
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, dislocation of, boutonniere deformity from 1567 1567
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, dislocation of, hyperextension 1574—1575 1574—1575
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, dislocation of, lateral 1572—1573 1572—1573
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, dorsal instability of 1568 1568
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, dorsal instability of, management of 1587 1587
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, fracture-dislocation of 1576—1580
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, fracture-dislocation of, extension-block splinting for 1578 1578
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, fracture-dislocation of, open reduction and fixation for 1579 1579—1580
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, fracture-dislocation of, percutaneous pinning for 1577 1577
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, fracture-dislocation of, x-rays of 1576 1576
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, functional stability testing of 1570 1570
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, hyperextension of 1568 1568
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, injury to 1566. See also Finger(s) jammed.
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, lateral instability of 1568 1568
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, mechanisms of injury to 1566—1568 1566—1568
Interphalangeal joint, of fingers, proximal, passive stress testing of 1571 1571
Interphalangeal joint, of thumb, dislocation of 1514—1515 1514—1515
Interphalangeal joint, of thumb, injury to 1513—1515
Interphalangeal joint, of thumb, subluxation of 1513—1514 1513—1514
Intertrochanteric fracture 587—595
Intertrochanteric fracture, complication(s) of 594—595
Intertrochanteric fracture, complication(s) of, from short nail 595 595
Intertrochanteric fracture, complication(s) of, infection as 595
Intertrochanteric fracture, complication(s) of, malreduction as, nail penetration from 594 594
Intertrochanteric fracture, in infants and children 252—254
Intertrochanteric fracture, in infants and children, displaced 253 253
Intertrochanteric fracture, in infants and children, undisplaced 252 252—253
Intertrochanteric fracture, type I: stable, undisplaced 588 588
Intertrochanteric fracture, type I: stable, undisplaced, management of 590—591 590—591
Intertrochanteric fracture, type II: displaced without comminution of medial cortex 588—589 588—589
Intertrochanteric fracture, type II: displaced without comminution of medial cortex, management of 592—593 592—593
Intertrochanteric fracture, type III: displaced with comminution of medial cortex 589 589
Intertrochanteric fracture, type III: displaced with comminution of medial cortex, management of 592—593 592—593
Intertrochanteric fracture, type IV: with subtrochanteric component 589 589
Intertrochanteric fracture, type IV: with subtrochanteric component, management of 592—593 592—593
Intervertebral disc, cross section of 307 307
Intervertebral disc, separation of, from hyperextension injury 318 318
Intra-articular hydrostatic pressure, negative, as stabilizing mechanism of shoulder 1084 1084
Intracompartmental pressure, measurement of, alternative technique for 58 58
Intracompartmental pressure, measurement of, Whitesides' technique for 57 57
Intramedullary nail(s) See Nail(s) intramedullary.
Intramedullary rod(s) See Rod(s) intramedullary.
Intramembranous ossification, in fracture repair 13—14 13—14
Intraspinatus repair, of anterior glenohumeral dislocation, chronic 1116—1117 1116—1117
Intrinsic-minus position, of injured hand 1480 1480
Intrinsic-plus position, of injured hand 1479 1479
Intussusception, spontaneous, wound healing by 772 772
Inversion injury, to talus 922—923 922—923 942—952
Inversion injury, to talus, associated with subtalar dislocation 923 923 943 943
Inversion injury, to talus, associated with subtalar dislocation, management of 945—947 945—947
Inversion injury, to talus, management of 944 944
Inversion injury, to talus, osteochondral fracture from 944 944
Inversion injury, to talus, osteochondral fracture from, management of 950—952 950—952
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