UNAM-61

Record

Fractures are present on the left humerus, left radius, left ulna, right tibia, right fibula, and left tarsal.

SEMEFO

Fall Accident

Impacted fracture

$Loss of lateral epicodyle and trochlea of the distal humerus as a result of a fracture at the elbow joint. The ulna and radius were also affected.$
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Fall Accident

Compresion fracture in distal articular surfce.

$Avulsion fracture. Compression of the distal fibular articular surface.$
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Fall Accident

Avulsion fracture in medial surface.

$Avulsion fracture.$
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Fall Accident

Proximal end with fracture, over oleocraneon articular surface.

$Left ulna. Proximal articulation not well developed as a result of a compression fracture of the radial notch and olecranon process. Related to humeral and radial fractures.$
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Fall Accident

Ostearthrosis postrauma in radial head.

$Left radius. Growth at the radial head, possibly a secondary consequence of the fracture of the elbow joint. Related to the ulnar and humeral fractures.$
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Facultad de Medicina, UNAM. FAC MED (UNAM-MEX). catalogue no. UNAM-61