Salter Harris Fracture Classification - MEDZCOOL

Salter Harris fractures are those which involve the growth plate of long bones. There are 5 types of Salter Harris fractures, learn them here.
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Nice video.
Another tip is that the 3rd type (L in SALTER) is actually L-shaped.

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I have been using the mnemonic SMACK but this one is also very good.

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[@jackriffle3969]

I’ve just finished rehab of this fracture it’s a long and painful process

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What's the background music for this video?

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good

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[@HS97337]

thanks for the vidoe but what is the name of music i liked it

[@aaronc2189]

Would this affect me from joining the military if i had Salter Harris Type 3 but healed properly with no surgery or physical therapy?

[@aaronc2189]

It’s just been stressing me out because I don’t know if i’ll be able to join the military because of this. It’s been 6 years (2013) since this happened to me. I would really appreciate it if you reply back. Thank you so much! 🙏🏽

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[@mannblack6914]

Cab you explain that typen 6 plz
Bailey & love pg 369

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:) very nice

[@samuelgamal4127]

Hi, is there a treatment for type V?

[@adarshnarayanan3940]

Did you ever find out lol?

[@warmcozyasmr4094]

I remember “S” with “Straight” Bc it goes straight through the physis

[@nompumelelodlamini8601]

We use this classification for any bone?

[@medzcool]

It is, by definition, a classification used in long bones only.

[@nompumelelodlamini8601]

Okay, thanks. So, I'm guessing we only use this classification till around 17 years of age?

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Nobody ever told me this