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66. • THE LIGHT BULB SIGN REFERS TO THE ABNORMAL AP RADIOGRAPH APPEARANCE OF THE
HUMERAL HEAD IN POSTERIOR SHOULDER DISLOCATION. WHEN THE HUMERUS
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73. • WHEN DESCRIBING FRACTURES THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE ACTIVELY ASSESSED FOR:
• BONE(S) INVOLVED AND SPECIFIC PART
• TYPE OF FRACTURE, E.G. COMPLETE VS. INCOMPLETE
• MORPHOLOGY OF FRACTURE
• E.G. TRANSVERSE, OBLIQUE, SPIRAL, ETC
• ANY COMMINUTION
• COMMENT ON DISPLACEMENT, ANGULATION AND IMPACTION

75. Transverse midshaft humeral fracture with
medial displacement and anteromedial
angulation of the distal fracture fragment.
Minimal impaction.
Patient Data
Age: 65
Gender: Female
FALL ONTO
ELBOW
AP VIEW

77. TWO-PART DISPLACED
SURGICAL NECK FRACTURE

78. DISTAL HUMERAL FRACTURE

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