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Stages of Bone Healing
- A hematoma develops over the two ends of the femur.
- White blood cells rid the area of damaged tissue.
- The body covers the bone fragments with cartilage, osteoblasts, calcium, and phospho
- The callus hardens over the site.
- The bone fragments begin to move closer together.
- Excess bone tissue is resorbed.
- 6th: Remodeling
- 6th: Remodeling
- 5th: Consolidation
- Excess bone tissue is resorbed.
- 4th: Ossification
- The bone fragments begin to move closer together.
- 3rd: Callus Formation
- The callus hardens over the site.
- 2nd: Granulation Tissue
- The body covers the bone fragments with cartilage, osteoblasts, calcium, and phospho
- 1st: Fracture Hematoma
- White blood cells rid the area of damaged tissue.
- Dislocations Occur
- when a traumatic event disrupts the soft tissue surrounding the joint
- Excessive Force
- Shoulder & Fingers joints are most common
- Excessive Force
- Fractures Occur
- When an area of bone is weakened.
- Causes Include:
- Bone Disorders Such As:
- Osteoporosis
- Types of Cancers
- Infection
- Bone Cyst
- Bone Cyst
- Infection
- Types of Cancers
- Osteoporosis
- Bone Disorders Such As:
- Causes Include:
- When an area of bone is weakened.
- when a traumatic event disrupts the soft tissue surrounding the joint
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