23-Radius/Ulna Distal

The subgroups represent a variation within the group and the one illustrated is indicated with red in the text.

23a

A1 Extra-articular fracture, of the ulna, radius intact
.1 styloid process
.2 metaphyseal simple
.3 metaphyseal multifragmentary

A2 Extra-articular fracture, of the radius, simple and impacted
.1 without any tilt
.2 with dorsal tilt (Pouteau-Colles)
.3 with volar tilt (Goyrand-Smith)

A3 Extra-articular fracture, of the radius, multifragmentary
.1 impacted with axial shortening
.2 with a wedge
.3 complex

23b

B1 Partial articular fracture, of the radius, sagittal
.1 lateral simple
.2 lateral multifragmentary
.3 medial

B2 Partial articular fracture, of the radius, dorsal rim (Barton)
.1 lateral simple
.2 lateral multifragmentary
.3 medial

B3 Partial articular fracture, of the radius, volar rim (reverse Barton, Goyrand-Smith II)
.1 simple, with a small fragment
.2 simple, with a large fragment
.3 multifragmentary

23c

C1 Complete articular fracture, of the radius, articular simple, metaphyseal simple
.1 postero-medial articular fragment
.2 sagittal articular fracture line
.3 frontal articular fracture line

C2 Complex articular fracture, of the radius, articular simple, metaphyseal multifragmentary
.1 sagittal articular fracture line
.2 frontal articular fracture line

.3 extending into the diaphysis

C3 Complete articular fracture, of the radius, multifragmentary
.1 metaphyseal simple
.2 metaphyseal multifragmentary
.3 extending into the diaphysis

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