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Potential artery and nerve injuries associated with some common fractures^[1]

Potential artery and nerve injuries associated with some common fractures^[1]

	Fracture	Artery	Nerves
Torso	Vertebral		Spinal cord or nerve root
Torso	Clavicle	Subclavian	Brachial plexus
Upper extremity	Proximal humerus	Axillary Brachial	Axillary Suprascapular
	Humerus shaft	Brachial	Radial Median Ulnar
	Supracondylar (humerus)	Brachial	Median Anterior interosseous Radial Ulnar
	Radius/ulna	Brachial Axillary Ulnar	Median Ulnar
	Scaphoid		Median (acute carpal tunnel)
Pelvis	Sacroiliac	Sacral plexus*	Lumbosacral plexus
Pelvis	Acetabulum		Sciatic
Lower extremity	Femur	Femoral	Femoral
	Tibia	Popliteal Anterior tibial Posterior tibial	Tibial Superficial peroneal Deep peroneal
	Fibular head and neck		Peroneal

* Bleeding may be venous and can be life-threatening.

Reference:

Schlickewei W, Kuner EH, Mullaji AB, et al. Upper and lower limb fractures with concomitant arterial injury. J Bone Joint Surg Br 1992; 74:181.

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