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Orthopedics trauma basics from fracture classification to management, with a quick viva and X-ray practice to short case and OSCE proforma practice. A COMPLETE TRAUMA 101
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A 28-year-old man raises his forearm to shield himself from a blow with a stick. The proximal forearm is deformed and tender, elbow movement is painful and restricted, and he cannot extend his fingers fully. Radiographs show a proximal ulnar fracture; the radiocapitellar line does not pass through the capitellum.
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