An adult male presented with a distal femur closed fracture 6 hours after injury. The preoperative plan would include classifying the fracture and outlining the postoperative protocol, which typically involves osteosynthesis followed by rehabilitation. The document discusses various orthopedic cases and procedures, including different types of fractures, surgical techniques, rehabilitation protocols, and contributions of important historical figures in orthopedics.

1. 1
• An adult male presented with
distal femur closed fracture 6
hour after injury?
• How will you classify?
• Write about preoperative plan
• What will be your postoperative
protocol after osteosynthesis.

2. 2
• Name the splint
• What are its uses
• What are the uses of pullies.

3. 3
• Name the traction and its
indications for use.
• What are other types of cervical
traction you know of?
• What is the maximum weight we
can use for this traction.

4. 4
• Indications
• Length of standard barrel
• Triple reamer: Use and reason of
naming it so.

5. 5
• Identify the surgeon
• Three contributions from the
eponymous surgeon
• His contribution during world
war 1

6. 6
• Name it. What is the principle.
• Indications?
• Name different types of back
braces

7. 7
• 12 year old ambulatory child
presented with abnormal gait
• Differential Diagnosis?
• What is the gait you expect.
• What is Harris line.

8. 8
• Name the sign?
• Clinical test to check the
structure involved?
• Typical symptoms?

9. 9
• Write about symptoms and
different approaches for carpal
tunnel.
• Contents of carpal tunnel
• Differential diagnosis?

10. 10
• Diagnosis
• Age group in which it happens
• Management

11. 11
• 22 year male presented in
causality 2 hours after RTA in
unconscious state.
• How will you proceed.
• How will you classify this
fracture (AO).
• Write about options of definite
treatment of given fracture.

12. 12
• 30/M, presented 12 hours after
RTA.
• Diagnosis?
• Preoperative planning
• Management?

13. 13
• 60/M, presented 4 days after
RTA.
• Type?
• Planning?
• Management?

14. 14
• Name few fractures of necessity
• Management?
• Enumerate named fracture of
forearm

15. 15
• 50 Y/ F sustained injury 3 years
after primary operation of
femoral shaft.
• Enumerate evolution of
intramedullary nail?
• Diagnosis
• Options of management.

16. 16
• What structure is required 59 be
intact for planning this surgery?
• What are the contraindications
of this procedure
• Write one advantage over HTO.

17. 17
• How is hip resurfacing
arthroplasty different from other
hip arthroplasties.
• How do you decide on
performing an uncemented or
cemented stem.
• What is Exeter stem how it is
different from Charnley stem.

18. 18
• Identify?
• Write about his contributions.
• Write about his concept of low
friction arthroplasty.

19. 19
• Diagnosis
• Radiological signs
• Treatment

20. 20
• 35/F presented with pain around
knee joint since last 6 months
• Read the Xray.
• Diagnosis/ DD
• Preoperative plan

21. 21
• Enumerate tests for thoracic
outlet syndrome.
• Write two common causes for
thoracic outlet syndrome
• Management?