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Dislocations And Subluxations Main
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Other Names
- Dislocation
- Subluxation
Background
- This page is a master page for all fractures and dislocations
Epidemiology
- Among athletes presenting to the Emergency Department for sports related injuries, 3.6% of them had fractures[1]
Pathophysiology
Master List
Upper Extremity
Thoracic
Lower Extremity
Risk Factors
- According to one study, sports with highest risk factors are listed by Odds Ratio (OR)<ref name="ref1">
- Gymnastics (4.08)
- Volleyball (3.68)
- Snow Skiing (3.46)
- Football (3.09)
- Combative (2.98)
- Swimming (2.59)
- Basketball (2.45)
- Water Skiing & Surfing (2.29)
- Track & Field (2.17)
- Soccer (2.16)
- Racquet Sports (2.11)
- Baseball (2.09)
- Softball (1.91)
- Ice Skating (1.72)
- Inline Skating (1.59)
- Ice Hockey (1.49)
- Skateboarding (1.39)
Differential Diagnosis
Clinical Features
Evaluation
Classification
Management
Complications
See Also
References
- ↑ Meixner C, Loder RT. The Demographics of Fractures and Dislocations Across the Entire United States due to Common Sports and Recreational Activities. Sports Health. 2020 Mar/Apr;12(2):159-169.
Created by:
John Kiel on 13 June 2019 08:00:00
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