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List Diseases – F

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Fracture of the coronoid process of the ulna is rarely met. As a rule, the mechanism of injury, as a rule, becomes an indirect cause of injury - a fall on the unraveled arm or a sharp contraction of the shoulder muscle, in which the fragment of the coronary process is torn off.

Clavicle fractures range from 3 to 16% of the integrity of all bones of the skeleton. More often they are met at persons of young age.

Fractures of the bones of the wrist reach 1% among the fractures of the remaining bones of the skeleton. The scaphoid bone most often suffers, then the semilunar, much less often - all the other bones of the wrist.

In contrast to the symptoms of fracture of alveolar processes in adults, fractures of the alveolar process in children in children are accompanied by more significant ruptures, detachment of the mucosa and swelling of the adjacent soft tissues.

Fractures of the scapula constitute 0.3-1.5% of all bone lesions of the skeleton. The fracture line can pass through various anatomical formations of the scapula. In connection with this, the fractures of the body, the awning of the scapula and its corners are identified.

Fractures of scaphoid bone occur, as a rule, when falling on an elongated arm, with an emphasis on the wrist. Usually, the bone breaks into two parts of approximately the same size, only a fractured fragment will break down if the tubercle fractures.

Fractures of metacarpal bone account for 2.5% of all bone lesions in the skeleton. It should be noted that the mechanism of injury, the nature of the fracture and the type of displacement of injuries of the first metacarpal bone differ from the fractures of II-V metacarpal bones, so there is a need to consider these nosological forms separately.

The humerus is referred to as long tubular bones, it distinguishes the proximal and distal ends, and between them the humerus body.

The disease of Fox-Fordis develops, as a rule, in women in young or middle age, but can occur in the menopausal period, as well as in children in the post-pubertal period.
Fournier's gangrene, or the so-called necrotizing fasciitis of the organs of the reproductive system, is a rare urological disease, which is based on penile and scrotal vascular thrombosis and is manifested by pain in the genital area and intoxication syndrome.

Formaldehyde is a poisonous and at the same time very common chemical, namely a gas, the aqueous solution of which is known as formalin. 

Foreign bodies of the urethra are found predominantly in men (children and adults). They penetrate through the external opening or from the bladder.
Penetration of the foreign body into the lower respiratory tract is a rather frequent phenomenon, for this it is necessary that this foreign body "deceive the vigilance" of the laryngeal locking mechanism and "take unawares" a wide open entrance to the larynx during a deep inspiration preceding laughter, sneezing, sudden screaming.

Foreign bodies of the rectum, sometimes unusual and / or associated with sexual games, can be injected into the rectum intentionally, but often become difficult to remove. Some foreign bodies penetrate the rectum wall, others migrate above the anal sphincter.

Foreign bodies of the larynx are much less common than foreign bodies of the trachea or foreign bodies of the bronchi, and make up, according to different authors, 4 to 14% of the number of foreign bodies of the upper respiratory tract.
Foreign bodies of the intestine are found in 10-15% of cases in gastroenterological practice. Almost all obturating foreign bodies can be removed endoscopically, but sometimes surgical treatment is required.
Foreign bodies of the external auditory canal can be various objects (bones, seeds, small balls, beads, leaves, batteries, parts of hygienic sticks, etc.), and insects (flies, cockroaches, bugs).
The ingestion of foreign bodies poses a great danger, especially in early childhood, in connection with the threat of development of severe, life-threatening complications and the difficulty in removing these foreign bodies.
Foreign bodies of the bladder are more often found in women, because their urethra is short and wide.
Foreign bodies of the pharynx belong to the category of damaging factors, since the result of their action on the pharyngeal wall may be abrasions, punctures of the mucosa and lesions of deeper layers of the pharynx.

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