A multiple fracture refers to the occurrence of two or more fractures in a bone or bones, often resulting from a traumatic injury or accident. These fractures can involve the same bone or different bones and may vary in severity. Treatment typically requires medical intervention, which can include immobilization, surgery, and rehabilitation, depending on the complexity of the fractures. Multiple fractures can lead to longer recovery times and increased risks of complications.
A single fracture means that one fracture only has occurred and multiple fractures refer to more than one fracture occurring in the same bone
Closed fracture. If the bone is crushed or broken in multiple pieces, a comminuted fracture.
i think that they have multiple healed fractures because they where hunting
Phalangeal fractures or fractured Phalanges is the term for multiple broken finger bones.Finger bones are phalanges.Phalangeal fracture
Pain (and a sense of weakness in the affected area) is the most significant sign of fracture.
Well there is the simple description 'Crush Fracture'. One might also refer to it as a comminuted fracture, meaning the bone is broken into two or more pieces, and add the prefix open or closed, denoting whether the bone is visible through a wound.
It is a comminuted fracture when the ends of the bones are crushed together. This can happen easily making the bones to break up in multiple pieces.
A comminuted fracture is a fracture in which the bone breaks into multiple separate pieces. In order for a fracture to be comminuted it has to have broken into atleast three separate pieces, just remember this since there are numerous different types of fractures and it can get quite confusing at times.
When a bone is splintered or crushed, it is known as a comminuted fracture. This type of fracture results in the bone breaking into multiple fragments. Treatment typically involves surgery to realign and stabilize the bone fragments.
Probably 822.1, open fracture to the patella, or 827.1, multiple open fractures to the lower limbs.
A compound fracture is also known as an open fracture. It occurs when the broken bone pierces through the skin, exposing the bone and increasing the risk of infection. Other terms that may be used include "comminuted fracture" when the bone is shattered into multiple pieces, but this specifically refers to the type of fracture rather than the exposure of the skin.
There are multiple codes associated with the history of a vertebral compression fracture. V13.51, V13.52, and V15.51 can all be used depending on the cause of the fracture. V13.51 is the code for pathological fractures, which can also be used with the codes for osteoporosis.