Double Trouble of "Double Segmental" Fractures - A Report of Two Cases.

Introduction: A "double segmental" fracture is an injury pattern that has three fracture sites and four fracture segments in a single bone. It is extremely rare, with only three "Double segmental femoral fracture" and only four "double segmental tibia fracture" cases reported in the literature. These fractures are associated with difficulty in deciding the implant for fixation, segment reduction, maintenance of reduction, maintaining blood supply of segment during fixation, and the high risk of post-operative complications.

Acromioclavicular joint tuberculosis: A report of two cases.

Acromioclavicular joint tuberculosis is an extremely rare presentation with only 16 cases reported so far and has a relatively high propensity to be misdiagnosed. India being a tuberculosis endemic region accounts for almost 27% of cases worldwide (global index of 2018 was 10 million). With a higher index of suspicion an earlier diagnosis can be made.

Bilateral Asymmetric Hip Dislocations with Vascular Compromise: A Case Report.

Bilateral asymmetric hip dislocations are rare injuries and associated vascular compromise is even rarer. We report a unique case of bilateral asymmetric hip dislocations with vascular compromise, due to mechanical arterial compression by the anteriorly dislocated femoral head on one side. Prompt closed reduction re-established the blood flow.