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Garden -I fractures are also known as -

A
Complete fracture without displacement
B
Complete fracture with minimal (partial) displacement
C
Complete fracture with full displacement
D
Valgus impaction fractures
High-Yield Explanation
Stage 1 : The fracture is incomplete, with head tilted in postero-lateral direction, i.e. into valgus, therefore is known as valgus (abduction) impacted fracture. Stage 2 : Complete fracture but undisplaced. Stage 3 : Complete fracture with partial displacement. Stage 4 : Complete fracture with total displacement.
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