23 Juli 2011, Ny M, Closed Multiple Fracture Distal Os Fibula Dextra + Closed Fr. Distal Os Tibia Dextra + VL, DR Iwan SPB, DR Budi

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EMERGENCY CASE REPORT

July 26th 2011


ER physician : Budi, MD Supervisor : Iwan, MD, Surgeon

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IDENTITY
Name Age : Mrs. M : 23 years old : Saturday, July 23th 2011, 18.00 Time of the event Sent by : taxi

Time of admission : Saturday, July 23th 2011, 18.15 Prehospital treatment : - Chief complaint : o Pain at right leg Additional complaint
o Open wound on right leg

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universal precautions : latex gloves

PRIMARY SURVEY

Airway with cervical control


A. B.

Cervical Immobilization:
1. Collar :2. LSB :-

Airway Asses
Suction Guedel Endotrakeal :::-

Patient can talk clear and spontaneously Airway Clear 18.16

Breathing and Ventilation


Look Spontaneus breathing deformity , retraction , symmetrical hemithorax movement Cyanosis -, difficulty in breathing Feel Air blown from nose Listen Vesiculair, rhonci -/-, wheezing -/ RR= 24x/min Breathing clear : 18.17

Circulation
ASSES : Pulse : 84 X / mnt Blood Pressure : 110/70 mmHg Signs of shock : (-)

Circulation clear : 18.20

Disability
GCS :E4M6V5 = 15 since arrival Pupil :Symmetric, round, 3mm/3mm, Light Reflex +/+ Motoric : 5555 5555 ???5 5555

Exposure
Axilar temperature : 36,9 C

SECONDARY SURVEY

History of present illness


20 minutes before the admission patient has an accident when she was walking across the street, a motorcycle bumped her and she fell at her left side limb hiting the asphalt first The motorcycle scratched her right leg so theres an open wound on her right leg After the event she complained the pain on right leg and it got worse when it being moved

History Taking
Alergic : denied Medication : denied Past illness : denied Last meal : 2 hrs before admission Event : accident

Physical Examination
General condition : in pain. Consciousness : GCS 15, E4M6V5 BP : 110/70 mmHg Pulse : 84 bpm RR : 24 x/m Temperature : 36.9 C

Physical Examination (2)

HEAD
Eyes : conjunctiva not anemic, sclera not icteric, isocor , round, 3 / 3 mm , light reflex + /+ Nose, mouth, ears within normal limit Neck : trachea in the middle, no lymph node palpable

Physical Examination (3)

Thorax

Pulmo

Cor

: symmetric in static and dynamic, Inspection swelling(-), hematome(-), open wound(-) : left and right stem fremitus equal, Palpation crepitation (-) : sonor on both side Percusion Auscultation : vesicular, rhonki -/- , wheezing -/ Inspection : ictus cordis not seen : ictus cordis palpable at ICS V left Palpation midclavicular line Percussion :

Left : left midclavicular line Upper : ICS II Right : right sternal line : heart sound regular, murmur (-), gallop Auscultation (-)

Physical Examination (4)

Abdomen:
Inspection : convex, no lesion Auscultation : Bowel sound +; 6 x/min Palpation : tender, pain (-) , liver and spleen arent palpable Percussion : tympanic in all quadrant

Pelvic : deformity (-), pain (-) Genital : not checked Extremities upper, lowerleft : within normal limit

Right Leg I : Visible deformity of the right leg(+), swelling (+), blood (-), hematom (-)

Local status

An open wound 17cm x 15cm x 3cm on right leg, irregular shaped, irregular border, muscle based, pain (+), bleeding (+)

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P : Tenderness (+), crepitation (+), ROM limited, warm, cap.refill <2 sec, Pulsation a. dorsalis pedis +/+ (equal right and left foot) ROM : hip, knee, ankle joint cannot be assesed toe flexion, extension : Active & passive (+), pain

Sensoric of hip, leg and toes (+)

Local status

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X-RAY

Diagnosis
Closed multiple fracture at the 1/3 distal right fibula closed fracture at the 1/3 distal right tibia, complete undisplaced Vulnus laceratum of right leg

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Treatment
Wound toilette Immobilization Ketorolac 1 x 30 mg IV ATS 1500 IU IM, TT 0.5 cc IM

X-ray right leg


Referred to orthoped preparation to ORIF plate

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FRACTURE

Fracture

discontinuity of the bone

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EXAMINATION
Look Feel Movement
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PRINCIPLES IN TREATMENT

PHYSIOLOGIC PROCESS OF FRACTURES HEALING


Haematome phase Proliferation phase Callus formation phase Consolidation phase Remodelling phase

Upper limb Callus visible on 2-3 weeks x-ray Union (fracture 4-6 weeks firm) Consolidation (bone secure) 6-8 weeks

Lower limb 2 - 3 weeks 8 - 12 weeks 12 - 16 weeks

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Treatment of closed fracture


Manipulation improve the position of the fragments Splint age to hold them together until they unite Joint movement and function must be preserved

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Indications of ORIF
Cant be reduced except by operation Unstable and prone to redisplacement after reduction (#mid shaft forearm) Unite poorly and take long time (# femoral neck) Pathological fracture Multiple fracture In patients who present nursing difficulties (paraplegics, multiple injuries and very elderly)

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Complications of ORIF
INFECTION NON UNION IMPLANT FAILURE REFRACTURE

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OREF (open reduction external fixation) ; Indications


Fracture + severe soft tissue damage Fracture + nerve or vessel damage Severely comminuted and unstable Fr. pelvis Infected fr.
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OREF ; Complication
Over distraction Reduced load transmission trough bone, which delays fracture healing causes osteoporosis (EF should be removed after 6-8 wo, and replace) Pin tract infection
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