Salter–Harris type-IV displaced distal radius fracture in a 5-year-old

Huntley, Samuel; Summers, Spencer; Stricker, Stephen J.

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“…Of all fizeal fractures, 30-46% are distal radiologists and 86% of these fractures occur in children 9 years of age. [38,39] In our study, 87 (36.7%) cases of distal radius fracture were detected in accordance with the literature. In children, elbow dislocations are less common than adults.…”

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Epidemiological investigation of traumatic upper extremity fractures in children who applied to emergency department

Esen

Sapmaz

2018

Journal of Contemporary Medicine

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Introduction: Serious and potentially fatal multi-trauma in childhood can rarely be seen. However, each one of 5 children is exposed to minor trauma. Our aim is to reveal upper extremity traumas, trauma mechanisms and seasonal relationship in children under 18 years of age. Methods: In this retrospective study, the files and graphs of 500 patients under 18 years old who applied to Tokat Gaziosmanpaşa University Medical Faculty Emergency Service after trauma were examined through Enlil and PACS system. 328 patients with upper extremity pathology were included in the study. These patients were analyzed according to different age groups (0-4,5-8,9-12,13-17). Results: 500 patients were screened and 328 patients (65.6%) with upper extremity trauma were included. 109 (33.23%) patients were female and 209 (66.77%) patients were male. The most frequent 0-4 year upper extremity traumas (n=39) in girls were found to decrease with age. In boys, it was found that the upper extremity traumas increased with age, the most common age was 13-17 (n=79). The distal radius fracture (n=64) and distal humerus fracture (n=61) were the most common in upper extremity traumas. The highest falling down in the etiology of 328 patients with upper extremity pathology (n=149, 45.43%) was detected. It was determined that traumatic upper extremity pathologies were followed most in summer (36.58%) followed by autumn, spring and winter respectively. Discussion and Conclusion: Two-thirds of children under 18 years old who applied for trauma were admitted due to upper extremity trauma. It was found that fracture of the distal radius (n=87) was the most (33.85%) when the isolated radius fractures, bilateral forearm fractures, and upper extremity multiple fractures were evaluated together in children.

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Epidemiological investigation of traumatic upper extremity fractures in children who applied to emergency department

Esen

Sapmaz

2018

Journal of Contemporary Medicine

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Information About Bibliographic Services on the Websites of the Main Libraries of the Subjects of the Russian Federation

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2024

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The article describes the study of library sites in order to analyze the organization of bibliographic services of universal republican, regional and regional libraries of the Russian Federation. This project is carried out by the Research Department of Bibliography of the Russian State Library in several stages (starting in 2021). The structure of Internet resources, the purpose of the personal pages of the main bibliographic departments, the main directions, forms and methods of presenting work on the pages of sites are considered. The effectiveness of library sites for informing and obtaining the necessary information for various categories of users is shown. It is concluded that the pages of bibliographic services, various sections and headings of websites currently reflect the main range of information and bibliographic activities of the libraries under study.

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Salter–Harris type-IV displaced distal radius fracture in a 5-year-old

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Epidemiological investigation of traumatic upper extremity fractures in children who applied to emergency department

Epidemiological investigation of traumatic upper extremity fractures in children who applied to emergency department

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