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This ppt contains the cause, types, clinical and radiological features, treatment and complication of condylar fracture of femur and patella fracture. I hope this is useful to you.
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1. By :- Dr. Bindesh D. Patel, PT
Deputy Registrar
P P Savani University
Condylar fracture of Knee
2. • Three types
1. Supracondylar fracture
2. Intercondylar fracture :- T or Y
3. Unicondylar fracture
• Direct trauma
• Indirect trauma
3.
4. Diagnosis
• Pain, swelling and bruising around knee
• Often missed when associated with severe
injury
• X-ray confirms diagnosis
5. Treatment
• Unidcondylar fracture
– Undisplaced :- Long leg cast for 3-6 weeks,
followed by protected weight bearing
– Displaced :- Open reduction internal fixation with
multiple cancellous screws. Buttress plate may be
used.
6. • Intercondylar fracture
– Aim is to restore congruity of the articular surface
– ORIF in displaced one
– Condylar plates, DCS, LCP implants can be used
– ORIF permits early knee mobilization
– In some comminuted fracture, conservative
treatment is acceptable
9. By :- Dr. Bindesh D. Patel, PT
Deputy Registrar
P P Savani University
Fracture of Patella
10. • Common fracture
• May be due to direct or indirect force
• Two part fracture
• Stellate fracture
11. Pathoanatomy
• Hold in position by intact pre-patellar
expansion of the quadriceps tendon in front
and by patellar retinaculae on the slides
• If force is strong it will pull the fragment
12. Clinical features
• Pain, swelling over knee due to haemarthrosis
• Bruises over knee
• Crepitus
• In displaced fracture, gap may be felt in
between
• Patient will not be able to lift leg
• Knee remains in short of extension (Extensor
lag)
15. • Clean break with separation of fragments
(Two Part Fracture)
• TBW and repair of extensor retinaculae
• Patellectomy and repair of extensor
retinaculae
• Partial Patellectomy
• Cylinder cast for 4-6 weeks