Aqui se presentan patologias y fracturas de las extremidades superiores.

1. Radiographic Pathology of the Upper Extremity Jeff Ahrendsen Dennis Winders

2. Healing Fracture Stage I

3. Healing Fracture Stage II

4. Healing Fracture Stage III

5. Healed Fracture Stage IV

11. Soft tissue injury, with no bony involvement.

13. Dislocated 5th CM jt.

17. Dislocated Elbow

19. Dislocated Lunate

21. Dislocated 3rd PIP jt.

23. Dislocated 5th PIP jt.

27. Avulsion fracture

29. Boxers fracture

31. Colles fracture

33. Comminuted fracture of the tuft of the 3rd digit

35. Complete (Transverse) fracture

37. Spiral fractures

39. Obliquely oriented hairline fractures

41. Impacted fracture

43. Severe impaction

47. Nightstick fracture

49. Open fracture

51. Radial head fracture

55. Radial head fracture demonstrating the “fat pad sign”

57. Supracondylar fracture

61. Severe soft tissue laceration

63. Pisiform fracture Gaynor Hart

65. Greenstick fracture

67. “Bow” fracture Note the cortical and impacted fractures.

69. Torus fracture

77. Polydactyly

79. Multiple fractures & dislocations

81. Pre-op & Post-op joint replacement

83. Gunshot wound

85. 2nd & 3rd digits nailed together

91. Gunshot wound

93. Ewings Sarcoma