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Pediatric Fracture Guidelines from The Royal Children’s Hospital of Melbourne – Outstanding

Posted on January 1, 2016 by Tom Wade MD

All that follows is from the Paediatric Fracture Guidelines of The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne:

Paediatric Fractures Guidelines

  • for Emergency Department
  • for Fracture Clinics
  • Education
  • Family resources

The following Guidelines are for use in the Emergency Department.

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Proximal humerus Humeral shaft Clavicle Foot Ankle Tibial shaft Femoral shaft (diaphysis) Hip Hand Wrist Forearm Elbow
  • Clavicle
  • Proximal humerus
  • Humeral shaft (diaphysis)
  • Elbow
    • Supracondylar
    • Lateral condyle
    • Medial epicondyle
    • Monteggia fracture-dislocation
    • Olecranon
    • Radial neck
  • Forearm
    • Radius and ulna shaft (diaphysis)
    • Monteggia fracture-dislocation
    • Galeazzi fracture-dislocation
  • Wrist – distal radius and ulna
    • Metaphyseal
    • Physeal (growth plate)
  • Hand*
  • Hip and proximal femur
    • SUFE
    • Hip dislocation
    • Neck of femur
  • Femoral shaft (diaphysis)
  • Tibial shaft (diaphysis)
  • Ankle – distal tibial and fibula physeal
  • Foot*
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