Distal Radius Fractures

What is the AO Classification for Distal Radius ?

• 32

• 2R3

• 12

• 23

What does the Dashed Line indicate?

• Pronator Quadratus Line

• Metaphyseal Diaphyseal Line

• Watershed Line

• Distal Radius Line

How common is the Distal Radius Fracture?

• 46%

• 22%

• 7%

• 13%

What is the most common type of Distal Radius Fracture using AO Classification?

• 23-A

• 23-B

• 23-C

• 23-D

What are the parameters to indicate if this fracture is displaced?

• Radial Height

• Radial Tilt

• Radial Inclination

• All of the Above

What are the parameters to check for displacement in the distal radius fracture?

• Radial Height

• Radial Inclination

• Radial Tilt

• Articular Gap

• Articular Step

What are the parameters of instability in this fracture?

• 1. Intra-articular radiocarpal fracture

• 2. Metaphyseal comminution

• 3. Radial shortening of 10 mm

• 4. Associated ulnar fracture

• 5. Radioulnar separation

What is the most common type of Plate used for distal radius fracture?

• Dorsal 2 Column

• Fragment Specific

• Column Specific

• Volar 2 Column

What is the depicted surgical approach to distal radius?

• Paul's Approach

• Henry's Approach

• Tom's Approach

• Modified Henry's Approach

What is the name of the tendon in this surgical approach?

• FCU

• PL

• FCR

• FPL