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    Pathophysiology Bone Fracture (Tibia)

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    The document discusses the pathophysiology of bone fractures. It notes that overloading bones through stress from impacts like running or muscle contraction can lead to fractures over time as cumulative effects build up. Different types of fractures are categorized based on the energy level and direction of force, ranging from low-energy injuries like greenstick fractures to high-energy injuries like fractures that break the bone into multiple pieces.

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    The document discusses the pathophysiology of bone fractures. It notes that overloading bones through stress from impacts like running or muscle contraction can lead to fractures over time as cumulative effects build up. Different types of fractures are categorized based on the energy level and direction of force, ranging from low-energy injuries like greenstick fractures to high-energy injuries like fractures that break the bone into multiple pieces.

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    The document discusses the pathophysiology of bone fractures. It notes that overloading bones through stress from impacts like running or muscle contraction can lead to fractures over time as cumulative effects build up. Different types of fractures are categorized based on the energy level and direction of force, ranging from low-energy injuries like greenstick fractures to high-energy injuries like fractures that break the bone into multiple pieces.

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    Pathophysiology Bone Fracture (Tibia)

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    The document discusses the pathophysiology of bone fractures. It notes that overloading bones through stress from impacts like running or muscle contraction can lead to fractures over time as cumulative effects build up. Different types of fractures are categorized based on the energy level and direction of force, ranging from low-energy injuries like greenstick fractures to high-energy injuries like fractures that break the bone into multiple pieces.

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    VI.

    Pathophysiology

    Overloading the Stress distribution in Lots of strong or


    A sudden change
    bone the bone small impacts on
    in running surface Cumulative
    the bone effect
    builds up

    Continuous
    muscle
    contraction e.g.
    runing
    Stabbing, mauling,
    Continuation in gunshots, vehicular
    running even if accidents
    muscle is in From grass ground
    fatigue to cement the
    sudden jumping

    Low-energy
    injuries High-energy
    Separation of the bone in two or
    more pieces injuries

    Greenstick Spiral Transverse Communinuted Compound

    Types of fracture

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