3. A
B
C – V/S: T 36.8 ๐C, P96/min, RR
20/min, BP 142/104 mmHg,
O2 sat 98%
D – E4V5M6, Oriented to time, place and
person, Pupils 3 mm BRTL, No
neurological deficits
Primary Survey
No immediate life threatening
4. Extremities(Affected part):
Inspection: Swelling and deformed right leg No open wound
Palpation:
- No tenderness at right patellar
- Tenderness along lateral joint line of right knee
- Peripheral pulses at lower extremities: 2+
- No back pain
Secondary Survey
5. Extremities(Affected part):
Movement:
- Limit ROM due to pain
- Can plantar flexion and dorsiflexion (Deep peroneal nerve intact)
- No impairment of sensation
Special test:
- Ballottement +ve (Fluid collection in suprapatellar patellar pouch)
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12. Problem List
1. History of Motorcycle accident
2. Split lateral plateau closed fracture of Tibia
3. Fibular head fracture with minimal displacement (Schafzker
type II)
15. Schatzker Classification Fracture of Tibial Plateau
Type I Lateral plateau, split fracture
Type II Lateral plateau, split depression
fracture
Type III Lateral plateau, depression fracture
Type IV Medial plateau fracture
Type V Bicondylar plateau fracture
Type VI Plateau fracture with separation of
the metaphysis from the diaphysis
16. Schatzker Classification
Types I to III are low-energy injuries
Types IV to VI are high-energy injuries
Type I usually occurs in younger individuals and is associated with
medial collateral ligament injuries
Type III usually occurs in older individuals
Fracture of Tibial Plateau
20. Treatment
Operative
Indication
Articular depression > 2 mm
Open fractures
Compartment syndrome
Associated vascular injury
Instability >10 degrees of the nearly extended knee compared to the
contralateral side
Fracture of Tibial Plateau