1. Barton's
fracture
intra-articular
fracture of the
distal radius
with dislocation
of the
radiocarpal joint.

2. Bennett's Fracture
Dislocation
fracture of the
base of the first
metacarpal bone
which extends
into the
carpometacarpal
joint

3. Boxer's
fracture
occurs as a result
of axial loading of
the 4th and/or 5th
transverse neck of
the metacarpal
bone secondary to
an indirect force
such as striking an
object with a
closed fist

4. Monteggia
Fracture
fracture of the
proximal third of
the ulna with
dislocation of the
head of the radius

5. Colles'
fracture
a fracture of the distal
radius in the forearm
with dorsal (posterior)
displacement. The
fracture is sometimes
referred to as a
"dinner fork" or
"bayonet" deformity
due to the shape of
the resultant forearm

6. HANGMAN’S
FRACTURE
The upper portion
of the
cervical spine
(skull, C1, C2)
separates from the
lower cervical
spine.

7. Smith's
fracture
The distal radius
fracture
fragment is
displaced
ventrally, as
opposed to a
Colles' fracture

8. Rolando
fracture
a comminuted intra-
articular fracture
through the base of
the first metacarpal
bone the bone
located just proximal
to the thumb,
This is a fracture
consisting of 3 distinct
fragments; it is
typically T- or Y-
shaped.

9. Jones
fracture
a fracture at the
base of the fifth
metatarsal it is
usually horizontal
in type.

10. BUTTONHOLE
FRACTURE
Multiple small
hole like fractures
due to MISSILE
ATTACKS, SHORT
GUN
INJURY, SHARP
POINTED OBJECT.

11. Duverney
fractures
isolated pelvic
fractures involving
only the iliac wing.
caused by direct
trauma , generally
stable fractures as
they do not disrupt
the weight bearing
pelvic ring

12. Ball-Thrower’s
Fracture
Fracture Of The
distal end of
Humerus: Report
in Soldiers &
sportsmen
Following The
Throwing Of Hand
Grenades or ball

13. GUTTER
FRACTURE
A skull fracture
characterized by
inward
depression of a
fragment or
section of cranial
bone, often
compressing the
underlying dura
mater and brain

14. WAGSTAFFE’S
FRACTURE
SEPERATION
OF INTERAL
MALEOLUS
OF TIBIA
FROM
FiBULA

15. Le Fort
fracture of
skull
facial fractures
involving the
maxillary bone
and surrounding
structures either
bilateral,
horizontal,
pyramidal or
transverse

16. WEDGE’S
SPINAL
FRACTURE
A compression
fracture due to trauma
or due to a weakening
of the vertebra. This
weakening is seen in
patients with
osteoporosis or
osteogenesis
imperfecta, lytic
lesions from
metastatic or primary
tumours

17. Le Fort's
fracture of the
ankle
vertical fracture of the
antero-medial part of
the distal fibula with
avulsion of the
anterior tibiofibular
ligament
The injury was
described by Léon
Clément Le Fort in
1886

18. Blowout
fracture
fracture of the
walls or floor of the
orbit. Intraorbital
material may be
pushed out into
one of the
paranasal sinuses.
This is most
commonly caused
by blunt trauma

19. teardrop
fracture
fracture of the
anteroinferior
aspect of a
cervical vertebral
body due to
flexion of the
spine along with
vertical axial
compression.

20. Clay Shoveler
Fracture
Avulsion,
hyperflexion injury
of the spinous
process of C6, C7
or T1
Typically oblique in
orientation
Due to abrupt
flexion of the head
and neck against
tensed posterior
neck ligaments

21. CHANCE
FRACTURE
compression injury
to the anterior
portion of the
vertebral body and
a transverse
fracture through
the posterior
elements of the
vertebra and the
posterior portion
of the vertebral
body

22. jefferson's
fracture
fractures of the
anterior arch
and a single
fracture of the
posterior arch of
atlas (C1)
(arrows) with
mild
displacement
due to axial
loading