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ture. The fracture is manipulated and you need to apply a backslab. ... you have seen a radial backslab used for these fractures and were impressed. ...

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ture. The fracture is manipulated and you need to apply a backslab. ... you have seen a radial backslab used for these fractures and were impressed. ...

http://emj.bmj.com/content/25/4/223.full.pdf

by EH Lee - 2000 - Cited by 1

http://www.sma.org.sg/smj/4109/4109e1.pdf

Apply back slab and mould well around ulna styloid. ... Two slabs are normally required on a recent fracture- anterior slab may be all that is required for ...

http://www.hnehealth.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0018/33246/xxixApplication_short_arm_backslab.pdf

by IH Surgery - Related articles

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by D Elson - Related articles

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Proximal tibial fractures form 0.5–3% of epiphyseal frac- tures in children [5, 7]. ... bilised in cylinder back slab after closing the arthrotomy wound. ...

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tion methods using casting, backslab or bandaging com- bined with non-weight-bearing of the affected foot. Jones fracture is a common fracture encountered ...

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When sizing a backslab for Colles' fracture stabilisation, remember that the wrist will sit in ulnar deviation, so the slab needs to be lengthened to allow ...

http://www.emrevision.co.uk/page10/page25/assets/Backslab.pdf

fracture clinic follow up. Abnormal. Above knee back slab, crutches and ... up with or without back slab. Larger/displaced foot fractures: ...

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considerable variation in the treatment of these fractures, .... Plaster-of-Paris backslab. 2.03. 'Futura' splint. 2.75. Temporary splint ...

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to remove their child's backslab at home (p < 0.001). Our findings show that it is clinically safe to manage children with buckle fractures within the ...

http://www.jbjs.org.uk/cgi/reprint/83-B/4/556.pdf

Colles fracture. ▪ Apply dorsal backslab. ▪ Assess neurovascular status pre and post reduction. ▪ Repeat x ray. ▪ Satisfactory position? ...

http://www.rsm.ac.uk/students/downloads/other_orthopaedic_fractures_apr09.pdf

by GR Bajwa - Related articles

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by FA Memonwere avoided until the fracture healed. In comminuted fracture, back slab was applied for about three weeks. Postoperative hospital ...

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Question: In children with buckle fractures of the distal radius, is home management with removal of the backslab by parents as safe and ...

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(P = 0.008) compared with 45% of children in the back slab group. We conclude that immobilization of Gartland type I fractures with an above elbow back slab ...

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ered satisfactory, and the fracture was immobilized in an above-elbow back slab. Percutaneous Kir- schner wire fixation was performed under image in- ...

http://pdfs.journals.lww.com/pedorthopaedics/1993/01000/Determination_of_Medial_Epicondylar_Epiphyseal.19.pdf

Sometimes a half plaster or 'back slab' is applied. This requires extra care as it only goes ... Fractures can be painful. The pain can be extreme at the ...

http://www.health.vic.gov.au/edfactsheets/fractures-plastercare.pdf

by GD FRACTURES - Related articles

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by FBYP K-WIRE - 2005 - Related articles

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of neurovascular compromise. Rather patients with displace distal radial fractures are immobilized with a below elbow dorsal plaster-of-Paris backslab whist ...

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injury to the right wrist and a fracture of the pelvis. Primary treatment included a dorsal back-slab to the forearm and skeletal traction for the pelvis. ...

http://jhs.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/23/2/266.pdf

Identifies associated fractures. Treatment. 1. Uncomplicated dislocations are reduced under anaesthesia and then placed in a POP back slab for 3 weeks. ...

http://oluwadiya.sitesled.com/Documents/elbow dislocation.pdf

The arm was supported in a plastazote back slab but after six months the fracture remained ununited. Surgical exploration was then undertaken. Little ...

http://rheumatology.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/23/2/110.pdf

by P Devkota - Cited by 1

http://www.jnma.com.np/files/pdf/vol/47/no/2/issue/170/year/2008/month/apr-jun/original_article/66-70.pdf

by N Practitioner - Related articles

http://www.nursing.health.wa.gov.au/docs/career/np/joondalup/CPG_Injury_foot.pdf

but suspect fracture/ ligamentous injury[1] or dislocation. NP (Emergency) review with view to discharge patient. •. Apply appropriate POP back slab[1] ...

http://www.nursing.health.wa.gov.au/docs/career/np/joondalup/CPG_Injury_wrist_forearm.pdf

by FTBYC COLLE’S - Related articles

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An Internal Requestion is required for larger width “One-Step” Back Slabs. Consultation: Mary Kevem (RN Fracture clinic out-patients RDH) ...

http://remotehealthatlas.nt.gov.au/0607_one_step_backslabs_communique.pdf

30 May 2006 ... treatment in Aberdeen is that the patient is made comfortable; the fracture is stabilised by application of a cast or back slab, ...

http://www.ohb.scot.nhs.uk/images/pdf/Ombudsman_Report_Orkney_NHS_Board.pdf

Fracture Operations. Most fracture operations will require the use of a plaster cast or back slab. The majority of cases will be non weight ...

http://www.dfac.co.uk/downloads/Post_op_instructions.pdf

The fracture was manipulated and stabilised with a long leg plaster back slab. Check X-ray of the limb revealed residual rotational deformity of the tibia. ...

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clavicular fractures have been described. This fact alone proves that the problem of how to .... the axilla, back to be attached to the first slab. When the ...

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by P Injuries - Related articles

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15 Jul 2007 ... stress fractures (repeated stresses cause bone to fatigue, ... Plaster: due to risk of compartment syndrome a back slab is used for rst 24- ...

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Multiple K wires were used to fix the tarso metatarsal dislocation and metatarsal fractures (Fig 2). A plaster back slab was applied, which ...

http://indigo.blackweb.co.nz/Portals/111/Images/23.Cunieform dislocation in Lisfranc.pdf

U- Slab for humeral fractures. 12. Back slab, Volar slab. 13. Scaphoid POP. 14. Bennet type POP. 15. AK, BK, PTB POPS, Walking heel, ...

http://www.kznhealth.gov.za/ortho/plaster.pdf

by SM Al-Zahrani - 1995 - Related articles

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by BP Kotak - 2000 - Cited by 7

http://jrsm.rsmjournals.com/cgi/reprint/93/3/143.pdf

by K Barlas - 2006 - Cited by 9

http://www.josonline.org/pdf/v14i1p53.pdf

by GC Kang - 2008 - Related articles

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by K Khalid Sarwar - 2007 - Cited by 3

http://www.actaorthopaedica.be/acta/download/2007-5/07-Khan et al.pdf

by AO Belg - 2009 - Related articles

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by SA Almohrij - 2000 - Related articles

http://www.kfshrc.edu.sa/annals/Old/201/98-132.PDF

Generally an UNSTABLE fracture that is prone to slippage. •. Displaced < 2mm. ➢. Backslab. ➢. Early ortho f/u (inherently unstable). •. Displaced > 2mm ...

http://www.remergs.com/WEBPAGE Notes/Pediatrics/Peds Ortho.pdf

by GW Johnston - 1962 - Cited by 94

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2384652/pdf/ulstermedj00139-0061.pdf

by N Gluten - 2003Splinting of the hand using a volar back slab for four weeks and early physiotherapy is recommended. Fractures of the shaft of the metacarpals ...

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1743030/pdf/v080p00371.pdf

Do not wet Your Backslab / Cast - if Plaster of Paris becomes wet, it will soften and its ... The reduction of upper limb fractures or dislocations. ...

http://www.matereducation.com.au/ssl/1/plastering_2003.pdf

by HJD Ogunlusi - 2006 - Cited by 1

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