Ep 175 Emergency Orthopedics Differential: SCARED OF Mnemonic – When X-rays Lie
Emergency Medicine Cases
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The Importance of Osteostructure in Pediatric Elbow
The radio capitol line is a big one because if you see it in the kid, sometimes they just pop out their radial head by themselves. Dr. Chata mentioned earlier about posterior subluxation to the shoulder. They're usually subluxed and not actually dislocated, which makes them really subtle to see. The distal ulnar gets popped out. It's subluxed. Patients can't supinate, but we don't move them. And we miss this and they have problems with forearm rotation down the road.
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