Index A Bowers and Martin Acetabulum, Judet-Letournel classification, first classification, 39 metatarophalangeal joint, Acromioclavicular joint, 77 Rockwood classification, Boyd and Griffin 12–14 classification, Allen classification, C3–C7 intertrochanteric injuries, 4–5 fractures, 46 Anderson and D’Alonzo classification, odontoid C process fractures, 2–3 C3–C7 injuries, Allen Anderson and Montisano classification, 4–5 classification, occipital Calcaneal fractures, 68–71 condyle fractures, 1 children, Schmidt and Ankle, 61–67 Weiner classification, 89 Danis-Weber classification, extraarticular, classification 66–67 of, 68 Lauge-Hansen intraarticular, Essex- classification, 61–66 Lopresti classification, Anterior glenohumeral 68–69 dislocations, Sanders classification, classification, 16 70–71 Atlantoaxial rotatory Soure and Remy subluxation and classification, 69 dislocation, Fielding Capitellum fractures, classification, 2 classification, 24 Atlanto-occipital dislocation, Cervical spine. See Spine position of occiput Children, fractures in relation to C1, 1 calcaneal, 89 Atlas fractures, Levine and forearm, 85 Edwards classification, 1 hip, 86 lateral condylar physeal, B 81–82 Bado classification, medial condylar physeal, 82 Monteggia fracture, radial head and neck, 28–29 83–85 98 INDEX Children, fractures in (cont.) Delbet classification, hip Salter-Harris classification, fractures, children, 86 79–80 Delee classification, lateral scaphoid, 85 condylar physeal supracondylar humerus, fractures, children, 82 80–81 Denis classification t-condylar, 82 sacral fractures, 10 tibial spine, 87 thoracolumbar spine tibial tuberosity, 88 fractures, 6–9 transphyseal, 79–80, 82 Distal femur, 53–54 Chopart joint, Main and AO classification, 53–54 Jowell classification, descriptive classification, 71–72 53 Clavical, 11–14 Distal humerus, descriptive acromioclavicular joint, classification, 20 12–14 Distal phalanx fractures, Craig classification, 11–12 Kaplan classification, 36 sternoclavicular joint, Distal radius 14 descriptive classification, Condylar fractures, Milch 30–31 classification, 23 Frykman classification, 30 Cooke and Newman, hip Duncan and Masri fractures, periprosthetic, classification, hip 90–91 fractures, periprosthetic, Coracoid fractures, Eyres and 90 Brooks classification, 15–16 E Coronoid process fracture, Eichenholtz and Levin Regan and Morrey classification, navicular classification, 25 fractures, 72 Craig classification, clavical, Elbow dislocation, 11–12 classification, 27 Craniovertebral dissociation, Elbow periprosthetic position of occiput fractures, classification, relation to C1, 1 95 Cuboid fractures, OTA Epstein classification, classification, 74 anterior hip dislocations, 40–41 D Essex-Lopresti classification, Dameron classification, fifth ankle, intraarticular metatarsal (base) fractures, 68–69 fractures, 77 Evans classification, Danis-Weber classification, intertrochanteric ankle, 66–67 fractures, 47 INDEX 99 Extraarticular fractures talus fractures, 67 calcaneal, 68 tarsometatarsal joint, 75–77 thumb, 35 Forearm Eyres and Brooks children, descriptive classification, coracoid classification, 85 fractures, 15–16 descriptive classification, 28 Monteggia fracture, 28–29 F Frykman classification, distal Femoral head radius, 30 Pipkin subclassification, 43 Thompson & Epstein G subclassification, 43 Garden classification, femoral Femoral neck fractures, neck fractures, 45 44–45 Gartland classification, anatomic location, supracondylar humerus classification by, 44 fractures, children, 80 Garden classification, 45 Goldberg classification, tibia, Pauwels classification, 44 periprosthetic fractures, Femoral periprosthetic 92 fractures, Lewis and Gustilo and Anderson Rorabeck classification, classification of Open 92–93 fractures, 59 Femoral shaft, 51–52 descriptive classification, 51 H Winquist and Hansen Hangman’s fracture, Levine classification, 52 and Edwards Fielding classification classification, 3–4 atlantoaxial rotatory Hawkins classification, talar subluxation and neck fractures, 67–68 dislocation, 2 Herbert and Fisher subtrochanteric fractures, classification, scaphoid 48 fractures, 32–33 Foot, 67–78 Hip dislocations, 40–54 calcaneal fractures, 68–71 anterior dislocations, 40–41 cuboid fractures, 74 distal femur, 53–54 fifth metatarsal (base) Epstein classification, 40–41 fractures, 77 femoral head, 43 first metatarsal, 77–78 femoral neck fractures, metatarophalangeal joint, 44–45 77–78 femoral shaft, 51–52 midfoot fractures, 71–78 intertrochanteric fractures, midtarsal joint, 71–72 46–47 navicular fractures, 72–74 posterior dislocations, talar neck fractures, 67–68 42–54 100 INDEX Hip dislocations (cont.) Johansson classification, hip subtrochanteric fractures, fractures, periprosthetic, 48–51 90 Thompson and Epstein Judet-Letournel classification, classification, 42 acetabulum, 39 Hip fractures, Delbet classification, 86 K Hip periprosthetic fractures, Kaplan classification, distal 90–92 phalanx fractures, 36 Cooke and Newman, 90–91 Knee dislocations, 56–61 Duncan and Masri descriptive classification, classification, 90 56–57 Johansson classification, pilon fracture, 60–61 90 tibial/fibular shaft, 59 Humeral diaphyseal fractures, tibial plateau fractures, 58 AO classification, 20–21 Knee periprosthetic fractures Humeral shaft, descriptive femoral, Lewis and classification, 18 Rorabeck classifiction, 92–93 I Neer classification, 92–93 Ideberg classification, intraarticular glenoid L fractures, 16–17 Lateral condylar physeal Inferior glenohumeral fractures, children, 81–82 dislocation, 18 Delee classification, 82 Intercondylar fractures, Milch classification, 81–82 Riseborough and Radin Wilkins and Beaty classification, 22 classification, 82 Intertrochanteric fractures, Lauge-Hansen classification, 46–47 ankle, 61–66 Boyd and Griffin Letts classification, radial classification, 46 head and neck fractures, Evans classification, 47 children, 84 Intraarticular fractures Levine and Edwards calcaneal fractures, 68–69 classification thumb, 35 atlas fractures, 1 Intraarticular glenoid traumatic spondylolisthesis fractures, Ideberg of axis, 3–4 classification, 16–17 Limb, lower. See Pelvis/lower limb J Limb, upper. See Shoulder/ Jahss classification, upper limb metatarsophalangeal Lisfranc joint. See joint, first, 78 Tarsometatarsal joint INDEX 101 Lunate fractures, Teisen and Monteggia fracture Hjarkbaek classification, Bado classification, 28–29 34 Letts classification, 84–85 Luxatio erecta, 18 Myerson classification, tarsometatarsal joint, 76 M Main and Jowell N classification, midtarsal Navicular fractures, 72–74 joint, 71–72 Eichenholtz and Levin Mallet fracture, Wehbe and classification, 72 Schnider classification, Sangeorzan classification, 36 72–74 Mason classification, radial Neer classification head, 26 knee fractures, McAfee classification, periprosthetic, 92–93 thoracolumbar spine proximal humerus, 18–19 fractures, 6 Medial condylar physeal O fractures, 82 Occipital condyle fractures, Metatarophalangeal joint, Anderson and Montisano first classification, 1 Bowers and Martin Odontoid process fractures, classification, 77 Anderson and D’Alonzo Jahss classification, 78 classification, 2–3 Metatarsal Olecranon, Morrey Bowers and Martin classification, 25 classification, 77–78 Orthopaedic Trauma dislocation, 78 Association classification fifth, Dameron cervical spine injuries, 6 classification, 77 cuboid fractures, 74 metatarophalangeal joint, 77–78 P tarsometatarsal joint, 75–77 Patellar fractures, 55–56 Meyers and McKeever descriptive classification, 55 classification, tibial spine, Saunders classification, children, 87 55–56 Midtarsal joint, Main and Pauwels classification, Jowell classification, femoral neck fractures, 71–72 44 Milch classification Pediatric fractures. See condylar fractures, 23 Children, fractures in lateral condylar physeal Pelvis, 37–39 fractures, children, acetabulum, 39 81–82 Tile classification, 38–39 102 INDEX Pelvis (cont.) Riseborough and Radin Young and Burgess classification, classification, 37–38 intercondylar fractures, Pelvis/lower limb 22 ankle, 61–67 Rockwood classification, foot, 67–78 acromioclavicular joint, hip dislocations, 40–54 12–14 knee dislocations, 56–61 Ruedi-Allgower classification, patellar fractures, 55–56 pilon fracture, 60 pelvis, 37–39 Russe classification, scaphoid Periprosthetic fractures fractures, 32 elbow, 95 Russel-Taylor classification, hip, 90–92 subtrochanteric fractures, knee, 92–93 51 shoulder, 94–95 tibia, 92 S Pilon fracture, Ruedi- Sacral fractures, Denis Allgower classification, classification, 10 60 Sanders classification, Pipkin subclassification, calcaneal fractures, 70–71 femoral head, 43 Sangeorzan classification, Posterior glenohumeral navicular fractures, dislocation, anatomic 72–74 classification, 18 Saunders classification, Proximal humerus, Neer patellar fractures, 55–56 classification, 18–19 Scaphoid fractures children, classification, Q 85 Quenu and Kuss Herbert and Fisher classification, classification, 32–33 tarsometatarsal joint, Russe classification, 32 75 Scapula, 15–23 anterior glenohumeral R dislocations, 16 Radial head, Mason condylar fractures, 23 classification, 26 coracoid fractures, 15–16 Radial head and neck distal humerus, 20 fractures, children, 83–85 humeral diaphyseal Letts classification, 84 fractures, 20–21 Wilkins classification, humeral shaft, 18 83–84 inferior glenohumeral Regan and Morrey dislocation, 18 classification, coronoid intercondylar fractures, process fracture, 25 22 INDEX 103 intraarticular glenoid Spine fractures, 16–17 atlantoaxial rotatory posterior glenohumeral subluxation and dislocation, 18 dislocation, 2 proximal humerus,