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A Clinical Photograph of Above Knee Plaster Cast

July 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment


Plater casts or commonly called as POP casts have been used in orthopaedics for immobilisation of the limbs and spine. Above knee cast spans from metacarpal heads in foot to lower two thirds of the thigh.

An Above knee cast in patient of fracture tibia

Above Knee Plaster of Paris Cast


The picture above was taken after plaster cast was applied in patient of fracture of tibia.


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