(Fig 2-B.16) Meyers and McKeever classification system type II

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✅ Meyers and McKeever Classification System for Tibial Spine Fractures

• Type I Injury:
  Characterized by a minimally displaced fragment. This type of injury typically responds well to conservative treatment methods.
• Type II Injury: 
  This subtype features an anterior elevation of the fracture fragment, indicating a more significant displacement compared to Type I.
• Type III and IV Injuries: 
  Both these categories signify the complete separation of the fragment from the tibia, with Type IV also incorporating either a rotational component or comminution of the fragment. 

✅ Treatment Recommendations:

• Type I Injuries: Given their minimal displacement, conservative treatment is usually sufficient.
• Type II to IV Injuries: Arthroscopy is recommended and necessitates internal fixation to ensure proper healing and restoration of function.

 

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