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Approach to Lytic Bone Lesions
A lytic bone lesion on X-ray should be approached systematically using five steps: patient age (the single most powerful clue — under 20 favours benig...
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King of Ortho - Challenge 2
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Sternoclavicular Injuries
SC joint dislocations: anterior (more common, often stable after reduction) vs posterior (rare but life‑threatening due to mediastinal compression). P...
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Shaft of Femur Fractures — Reamed Nailing
Gold standard for adult diaphyseal femur. Reaming adds biology + bigger nail. Supine position, piriformis/trochanteric entry. Complications: fat embol...
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