10 extractive question-and-answer pairs built from Distal Femur Fractures, published by icmr.gov.in. Every answer is a verbatim span of text the source prints, and each row carries the passage it sits in, its offset in that passage, the source quote, the page and the location in the document, so any row can be checked against the original. 8 of the 10 pairs (80.0%) are explanatory questions and 2 restate a figure. 100.00% of rows pass the corpus quality gate.
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First 10 of 10 rows
| question | answer | context | answer_start | question_type | knowledge_quality_score | source_quote | source_page | source_location | confidence | validation_status |
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| What does ORIF stand for? | Open Reduction and Internal Fixation | AP: Antero-posterior ICU: Intensive Care Unit OTA: Orthopaedic Trauma Association ATLS: Advanced Trauma Life Support ORIF: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation RTA: Road Traffic Accident HDU: High Dependency Unit DEFINITION A break in the metaphyseal- diaphyseal junction of the femur and/or involving articular surface of the knee | 123 | definition | 0.980 | AP: Antero-posterior ICU: Intensive Care Unit OTA: Orthopaedic Trauma Association ATLS: Advanced Trauma Life Support ORIF: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation RTA: Road Traffic Accident HDU: High Dependency Unit DEFINITION A break in the metaphyseal- diaphyseal junction of the femur and/or involving articular surface of the knee | 1 | page=1,block=6 | 0.700 | valid |
| What may cause variations in the management of an individual patient? | his/her specific condition, as decided by the treating physician | July/ 2024 This STW has been prepared by national experts of India with feasibility considerations for various levels of healthcare system in the country. These broad guidelines are advisory, and are based on expert opinions and available scientific evidence. There may be variations in the management of an individual patient based on his/her specific condition, as decided by the treating physician. There will be no indemnity for direct or indirect consequences. Kindly visit the website of ICMR for more information: (icmr.gov.in) for more information. ©Indian Council of Medical Research, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India. | 336 | relationship | 0.970 | There may be variations in the management of an individual patient based on his/her specific condition, as decided by the treating physician. | 1 | page=1,block=38 | 0.700 | valid |
| What is the main treatment objective for intra-articular fractures? | Restore articular congruity in intra-articular fractures | • High-energy trauma in young patients (RTA) • Low-energy fragility fracture in elderly RADIOGRAPHS • AP View • Lateral View - Look for coronal plane fractures (Hoffa’s fracture) CT SCANS • Detailed assessment of fracture pathoanatomy - intra-articular and Hoffa component especially(Type B & C).Desirable -3D Reconstruction. • Preoperative planning for operative approaches and fixation techniques GOALS OF TREATMENT 1. Restore articular congruity in intra-articular fractures 2. Reconstruction of extra-articular component 3. Length, alignment and rotation should be clinically and flouroscopically confirmed before final fixation A. Airway and cervical spine B. Breathing and ventilation C. Circulation and Hemmorhage control D. Disability and Neurological status E. | 421 | summary | 0.970 | • Preoperative planning for operative approaches and fixation techniques GOALS OF TREATMENT 1. Restore articular congruity in intra-articular fractures 2. | 1 | page=1,block=9 | 0.700 | valid |
| What does ICU stand for? | Intensive Care Unit | AP: Antero-posterior ICU: Intensive Care Unit OTA: Orthopaedic Trauma Association ATLS: Advanced Trauma Life Support ORIF: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation RTA: Road Traffic Accident HDU: High Dependency Unit DEFINITION A break in the metaphyseal- diaphyseal junction of the femur and/or involving articular surface of the knee | 26 | definition | 0.900 | AP: Antero-posterior ICU: Intensive Care Unit OTA: Orthopaedic Trauma Association ATLS: Advanced Trauma Life Support ORIF: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation RTA: Road Traffic Accident HDU: High Dependency Unit DEFINITION A break in the metaphyseal- diaphyseal junction of the femur and/or involving articular surface of the knee | 1 | page=1,block=6 | 0.700 | valid |
| What does ATLS stand for? | Advanced Trauma Life Support | AP: Antero-posterior ICU: Intensive Care Unit OTA: Orthopaedic Trauma Association ATLS: Advanced Trauma Life Support ORIF: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation RTA: Road Traffic Accident HDU: High Dependency Unit DEFINITION A break in the metaphyseal- diaphyseal junction of the femur and/or involving articular surface of the knee | 88 | definition | 0.900 | AP: Antero-posterior ICU: Intensive Care Unit OTA: Orthopaedic Trauma Association ATLS: Advanced Trauma Life Support ORIF: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation RTA: Road Traffic Accident HDU: High Dependency Unit DEFINITION A break in the metaphyseal- diaphyseal junction of the femur and/or involving articular surface of the knee | 1 | page=1,block=6 | 0.700 | valid |
| What are the classifications of a Type A extra-articular fracture? | A1: Simple • A2: Metaphyseal wedge and/or fragmented wedge • A3: Metaphyseal complex | Type A: extra-articular fracture • A1: Simple • A2: Metaphyseal wedge and/or fragmented wedge • A3: Metaphyseal complex Type B: partial articular fracture • B1: Lateral condyle, sagittal • B2: Medial condyle, sagittal • B3: Frontal Type C: complete articular fracture • C1: Articular simple, metaphyseal simple • C2: Articular simple, metaphyseal multi-fragmentary • C3: Articular multi- fragmentary • Stop the bleed • Debride for open fracture • Fasciotomy if warranted for impending compartment syndrome • External fixator application • Open reduction internal fixation for simple fractures | 35 | list | 0.820 | Type A: extra-articular fracture • A1: Simple • A2: Metaphyseal wedge and/or fragmented wedge • A3: Metaphyseal complex Type B: partial articular fracture • B1: Lateral condyle, sagittal • B2: Medial condyle, sagittal • B3: Frontal Type C: complete articular fracture • C1: Articular simple, metaphyseal simple • C2: Articular simple, metaphyseal multi-fragmentary • C3: Articular multi- fragmentary • Stop the bleed • Debride for open fracture • Fasciotomy if warranted for impending compartment syndrome • External fixator application • Open reduction internal fixation for simple fractures | ||||
| What are the characteristics of a Type B partial articular fracture? | B1: Lateral condyle, sagittal • B2: Medial condyle, sagittal • B3: Frontal | Type A: extra-articular fracture • A1: Simple • A2: Metaphyseal wedge and/or fragmented wedge • A3: Metaphyseal complex Type B: partial articular fracture • B1: Lateral condyle, sagittal • B2: Medial condyle, sagittal • B3: Frontal Type C: complete articular fracture • C1: Articular simple, metaphyseal simple • C2: Articular simple, metaphyseal multi-fragmentary • C3: Articular multi- fragmentary • Stop the bleed • Debride for open fracture • Fasciotomy if warranted for impending compartment syndrome • External fixator application • Open reduction internal fixation for simple fractures | 157 | list | 0.820 | Type A: extra-articular fracture • A1: Simple • A2: Metaphyseal wedge and/or fragmented wedge • A3: Metaphyseal complex Type B: partial articular fracture • B1: Lateral condyle, sagittal • B2: Medial condyle, sagittal • B3: Frontal Type C: complete articular fracture • C1: Articular simple, metaphyseal simple • C2: Articular simple, metaphyseal multi-fragmentary • C3: Articular multi- fragmentary • Stop the bleed • Debride for open fracture • Fasciotomy if warranted for impending compartment syndrome • External fixator application • Open reduction internal fixation for simple fractures | ||||
| What are the subcategories of a Type C complete articular fracture? | C1: Articular simple, metaphyseal simple • C2: Articular simple, metaphyseal multi-fragmentary • C3: Articular multi- fragmentary | Type A: extra-articular fracture • A1: Simple • A2: Metaphyseal wedge and/or fragmented wedge • A3: Metaphyseal complex Type B: partial articular fracture • B1: Lateral condyle, sagittal • B2: Medial condyle, sagittal • B3: Frontal Type C: complete articular fracture • C1: Articular simple, metaphyseal simple • C2: Articular simple, metaphyseal multi-fragmentary • C3: Articular multi- fragmentary • Stop the bleed • Debride for open fracture • Fasciotomy if warranted for impending compartment syndrome • External fixator application • Open reduction internal fixation for simple fractures | 270 | list | 0.820 | Type A: extra-articular fracture • A1: Simple • A2: Metaphyseal wedge and/or fragmented wedge • A3: Metaphyseal complex Type B: partial articular fracture • B1: Lateral condyle, sagittal • B2: Medial condyle, sagittal • B3: Frontal Type C: complete articular fracture • C1: Articular simple, metaphyseal simple • C2: Articular simple, metaphyseal multi-fragmentary • C3: Articular multi- fragmentary • Stop the bleed • Debride for open fracture • Fasciotomy if warranted for impending compartment syndrome • External fixator application • Open reduction internal fixation for simple fractures | ||||
| What kind of trauma is commonly associated with fractures in young patients? | High-energy trauma in young patients (RTA) | • High-energy trauma in young patients (RTA) • Low-energy fragility fracture in elderly RADIOGRAPHS • AP View • Lateral View - Look for coronal plane fractures (Hoffa’s fracture) CT SCANS • Detailed assessment of fracture pathoanatomy - intra-articular and Hoffa component especially(Type B & C).Desirable -3D Reconstruction. • Preoperative planning for operative approaches and fixation techniques GOALS OF TREATMENT 1. Restore articular congruity in intra-articular fractures 2. Reconstruction of extra-articular component 3. Length, alignment and rotation should be clinically and flouroscopically confirmed before final fixation A. Airway and cervical spine B. Breathing and ventilation C. Circulation and Hemmorhage control D. Disability and Neurological status E. | 2 | factual | 0.570 | • High-energy trauma in young patients (RTA) • Low-energy fragility fracture in elderly RADIOGRAPHS • AP View • Lateral View - Look for coronal plane fractures (Hoffa’s fracture) CT SCANS • Detailed assessment of fracture pathoanatomy - intra-articular and Hoffa component especially(Type B & C).Desirable -3D Reconstruction. | 1 | page=1,block=9 | ||
| What imaging technique is desirable for detailed assessment of fracture pathoanatomy? | CT SCANS | • High-energy trauma in young patients (RTA) • Low-energy fragility fracture in elderly RADIOGRAPHS • AP View • Lateral View - Look for coronal plane fractures (Hoffa’s fracture) CT SCANS • Detailed assessment of fracture pathoanatomy - intra-articular and Hoffa component especially(Type B & C).Desirable -3D Reconstruction. • Preoperative planning for operative approaches and fixation techniques GOALS OF TREATMENT 1. Restore articular congruity in intra-articular fractures 2. Reconstruction of extra-articular component 3. Length, alignment and rotation should be clinically and flouroscopically confirmed before final fixation A. Airway and cervical spine B. Breathing and ventilation C. Circulation and Hemmorhage control D. Disability and Neurological status E. | 179 | factual | 0.490 | • High-energy trauma in young patients (RTA) • Low-energy fragility fracture in elderly RADIOGRAPHS • AP View • Lateral View - Look for coronal plane fractures (Hoffa’s fracture) CT SCANS • Detailed assessment of fracture pathoanatomy - intra-articular and Hoffa component especially(Type B & C).Desirable -3D Reconstruction. | 1 | page=1,block=9 |
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