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Update on Jones Fracture
Update on Jones Fracture
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Video Summary
In this video, the speaker discusses fifth metatarsal fractures, particularly focusing on Jones fractures. The fifth metatarsal is commonly fractured, accounting for 68% of foot fractures. The speaker explains the importance of understanding the different zones of the fifth metatarsal fracture and how it affects blood supply and healing. They provide examples and images to illustrate the different zones of fractures. The causes of these fractures include acute injuries and overuse injuries, often seen in athletes involved in cutting and turning movements. The speaker emphasizes the importance of palpating the fifth metatarsal in patients with ankle pain. They discuss conservative and surgical treatment options, including using intramedullary screws and plantar plating. Rehabilitation protocols for high-level athletes are provided, along with potential complications and considerations for returning to play.
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Presented by Brian C. Lau MD
Keywords
fifth metatarsal fractures
Jones fractures
zones of fracture
blood supply and healing
athletes
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