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Covers: Nicholas Andry, Jean-Andre Venel, Hugh Owen Thomas, Robert Jones, John Charnley, AO group (1958), Kuntscher IM nail, plaster of Paris, Thomas splint, Hippocrates' contributions, AO principles of fracture fixation.

Covers: Clinical examination (Thomas test, Trendelenburg, McMurray's, Lachman's, bulge sign), Ottawa Rules, compartment syndrome diagnosis (6 Ps, pressure thresholds), nerve injury classification (Seddon), imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI, bone scan for occult fractures), Ottawa foot/ankle rules.

Covers: Goals of fracture management, DHS vs. hemiarthroplasty for femoral neck fractures, indications for external fixation, conservative vs. operative management, AO principles (early mobilization), complications of immobilization.

Covers: Fracture definitions and types (greenstick, torus, avulsion, impacted, pathological, stress), Gustilo-Anderson classification, fracture healing stages (inflammatory → soft callus → hard callus → remodeling), Wolff's law, primary vs. secondary healing, AVN, non-union/malunion/delayed union, compartment syndrome, nerve injuries with specific fractures, O'Donoghue's unhappy triad.

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