lower extremity fractures

There are a vast range of lower extremity fractures. Below are listed several of such fractures of the lower limb. Many have eponyms.

Pelvis and femur

• pelvic fractures
  • anterior inferior iliac spine avulsion injury
  • Duverney fracture
  • Malgaigne fracture
• proximal femoral fractures
  • bisphosphonate-related proximal femoral fractures

Knee

• Segond fracture
• patella fracture
• ACL avulsion
• PCL avulsion
• tibial plateau fracture

Ankle

• triplanar fracture
• pilon fracture
• trimalleolar fracture
• Bosworth fracture
• Tillaux fracture
• Wagstaffe-Lefort fracture
• Maisonneuve fracture
• Weber fractures of the ankle

Foot

• avulsion of the 5th metatarsal
• march fracture
• Jones fracture
• Lisfranc injury
• tarsal fracture
  • calcaneal fracture
    • calcaneal tuberosity avulsion fracture
  • talar fractures
    • talar head fracture
    • talar neck fracture
      • aviator fracture
    • lateral talar process (snowboarder) fracture
    • posterior talar process fracture
  • navicular fracture
  • cuboid fracture
    • nutcracker fracture
  • cuneiform fracture

See also

• named fractures

Siehe auch:

• Abrissfraktur der Spina iliaca anterior inferior
• Avulsionsfraktur Basis Metatarsale 5
• Segond-Fraktur
• Danis-Weber classification
• Jones-Fraktur
• Kalkaneusfraktur
• Tillauxfraktur
• Maisonneuve-Fraktur
• Beckenfraktur
• Patellafraktur
• proximale Femurfrakturen
• Femurfraktur
• Lisfranc Luxationsfraktur
• triplanar fracture
• Fraktur
• Pilon tibiale Fraktur
• aviator fracture
• Fraktur der Darmbeinschaufel
• AO-Klassifikation
• Malgaigne-Fraktur
• named fractures
• Bosworth fracture
• Wagstaffe-Leforte fracture

und weiter:

• fractures of the extremities - general rules and nomenclature
• nutcracker fracture of cuboid