Mateusz Gładysz FESSH prep

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Category · 12 questions

Wrist trauma

Acute carpal injuries: scaphoid, perilunate, distal radius, soft-tissue.

  1. FESSH-023 Intermediate Carpal bone anatomy and fracture

    Pisiform bone

    Regarding the pisiform bone and its pathology, which of the following statements are true?

  2. FESSH-024 Advanced Carpal bone fracture and scaphocapitate syndrome

    Capitate fractures

    Regarding capitate fractures, which of the following statements are true?

  3. FESSH-026 Intermediate Scaphoid imaging

    Scaphoid fracture diagnosis and imaging

    Regarding the clinical assessment and imaging of suspected acute scaphoid fractures in adults:

  4. FESSH-027 Advanced Scaphoid management

    Scaphoid fracture management and complications

    Regarding the management and complications of acute scaphoid fractures and their established non-unions:

  5. FESSH-028 Intermediate Carpal fractures — hamate

    Hook of hamate fractures

    Regarding fractures of the hook of the hamate:

  6. FESSH-045 Basic AO type B partial articular patterns, Mackenney's predictors of instability, DRAFFT and DRAFFT2, operative versus non operative treatment in older patients

    Distal radius fractures: classification, instability and fixation evidence

    Regarding fractures of the distal radius:

  7. FESSH-046 Advanced Scapholunate interosseous ligament subregions and strength, secondary stabilisers and DISI, the Garcia Elias prognostic questions, SLAC progression, pooled outcomes of reconstruction

    Scapholunate instability: ligament anatomy, secondary stabilisers and reconstruction

    Regarding scapholunate instability:

  8. FESSH-047 Intermediate Atzei classification of Palmer 1B tears, foveal versus styloid insertions, TFCC vascularity, ulnar shortening and DRUJ stability, Adams–Berger ligament reconstruction

    TFCC peripheral tears and DRUJ instability: classification and treatment

    Regarding peripheral tears of the triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) and instability of the distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ):

  9. FESSH-052 Intermediate Mayfield mechanism and stages, Herzberg's multicentre series, closed versus open treatment, long term post traumatic arthritis

    Perilunate dislocations and fracture-dislocations

    Regarding perilunate dislocations and fracture-dislocations:

  10. FESSH-081 Intermediate Outcome of styloid non union, base and displaced fractures and distal radioulnar joint instability, routine fixation versus non operative treatment, intraoperative distal radioulnar joint laxity after volar plating

    Ulnar styloid fracture with distal radius fracture

    Regarding an ulnar styloid fracture that accompanies a distal radius fracture:

  11. FESSH-084 Advanced Limits of radiographic predictors of distal radioulnar joint instability, fracture level in Galeazzi injuries, acute radial head excision in Essex Lopresti injury, effect of delayed diagnosis, irreducible dislocation from extensor carpi ulnaris interposition

    Galeazzi and Essex-Lopresti injuries

    Regarding Galeazzi fracture-dislocations and Essex-Lopresti injuries of the forearm:

  12. FESSH-093 Basic

    Paediatric distal radius and physeal fractures

    Regarding distal radius and physeal fractures in children: