第一节骨折的定义、成因、分类及骨折段的移位（The first section, the definition of displaced fractures, fracture classification and the causes）.docVIP

第一节骨折的定义、成因、分类及骨折段的移位（The first section, the definition of displaced fractures, fracture classification and the causes） The first section of the definition, causes, classification of fracture and fracture of.Txt segment shift time meet the right person is a lifetime of happiness; the time meets the wrong person is a heartache; the wrong time meet the right person is a ridiculous; the wrong time meets the wrong person is a sigh. The sixty-first chapter, fracture outline Section 1 definition, cause, classification and displacement of fracture Define fracture (fracture), i.e., disruption of bone integrity and continuity. The cause of fracture can be caused by trauma and bone diseases. The latter, such as osteomyelitis and bone destruction caused by bone tumor, are characterized by minor external forces, which are called pathological fractures. This chapter focuses on traumatic fractures. 1., direct violence and violence directly affect the fracture of the injured area, often accompanied by varying degrees of soft tissue injuries. If the wheel hits the lower leg, a fracture of the fat bone of the tibia occurs at the impact (FIGS. 61, 1). 2. indirect violent violence causes fractures in the distal limb by conduction, leverage, rotation, and muscle contraction. As the fall in your hands, according to the upper limb and the ground from different angles, violent upward conduction can cause fracture of distal radius fracture or bone fat on the ankle (Fig. 61 and 2) O suddenly fell, the stock four muscles can cause severe contraction, bone fracture (Figure 61 - 3). 3. accumulation damage directly or indirectly strain long-term and repeated minor, may cause a particular limb fracture, such as the long march to second, third extension and 1 / 3 rib bone shaft fracture, fracture fatigue of said. classification (1) classification of the skin and mucosa according to the integrity of the fracture site; 1. closed fractures (closed, fracture), the fracture of the skin or mucous membr