title: List of orthopaedic eponyms
text: # List of orthopaedic eponyms
  
  ## Fractures
  
  * Aviator's fracture
  * Bankart's fracture
  * Barton's fracture
  * Bennett's fracture
  * Boxer's fracture
  * Bumper fracture
  * Burst fracture
  * Bosworth fracture
  * Chance fracture
  * Chopart's fracture-dislocation
  * Clay-Shoveller fracture
  * Colles' fracture
  * Cotton's fracture
  * Dupuytren's fracture
  * Duverney fracture
  * Essex-Lopresti fracture
  * Galeazzi fracture
  * Gosselin fracture
  * Hangman's fracture
  * Holstein–Lewis fracture
  * Holdsworth fracture
  * Hutchinson's fracture
  * Hoffa fracture
  * Hume fracture
  * Jefferson fracture
  * Jones fracture
  * Lisfranc fracture
  * March fracture
  * Maisonneuve fracture
  * Malgaigne's fracture
  * Monteggia fracture
  * Moore's fracture
  * Night-stick fracture
  * Pilon fracture
  * Pipkin fracture-dislocation
  * Plafond fracture
  * Pott's fracture
  * Rolando fracture
  * Segond fracture
  * Shepherd's fracture
  * Side-swipe fracture
  * Smith's fracture
  * Stieda fracture
  * Straddle fracture
  * Tillaux-Chaput avulsion fracture
  * Wagstaffe-Le Fort avulsion fracture
  * Volkmann avulsion fracture
  
  ## Orthopedic classifications
  
  * Bado classification
  * Danis–Weber classification
  * Denis classification
  * Evans-Jensen classification
  * Ficat classification
  * Frykman classification
  * Garden classification
  * Gartland classification
  * Gruen zone
  * Gustilo open fracture classification
  * Haruguchi classification
  * Hawkin's classification
  * Herbert classification
  * Herscovici classification
  * Ideberg classification
  * Jupiter and Mehne classification
  * Lauge-Hansen classification
  * Le Fort fracture of skull
  * Loder classification
  * Mayfield classification
  * Milch classification
  * Neer classification
  * Pipkin classification
  * Pauwel's classification
  * Riseborough and Radin classification
  * Ruedi-Allgower classification
  * Salter–Harris fracture
  * Schatzker classification of tibia plateau fractures
  * Tile classification
  * Schatzker classification of olecranon fractures
  * Sanders classification
  * Seddon classification
  * Seinsheimer classification
  * Schenck classification
  * Teisen classification
  * Tscherne classification
  * Thompson and Epstein classification
  * Vancouver classification
  * Wassel classification
  * Winquist and Hansen classification
  * Young-Burgess classification
  
  ## Procedures
  
  * Akin osteotomy
  * Bankart repair
  * Broström procedure
  * Brunelli procedure
  * Cotrel–Dubousset instrumentation
  * Cunningham Shoulder Reduction
  * Darrach's procedure
  * Darrah procedure
  * Evans technique
  * Girdlestone's Procedure
  * Keller procedure
  * Kocher manoeuvre
  * Krukenberg procedure
  * Latarjet procedure
  * Mumford procedure
  * Ponseti method
  * Swanson's Arthroplasty
  * Tommy John surgery
  * Weil's Osteotomy
  * Weaver–Dunn procedure
  * Zadek's procedure
  
  ## Anatomy
  
  * Gerdy's tubercle
  * Guyon's Canal
  * Harrison's groove
  * Haversian canal
  * Humphrey's ligament
  * Lisfranc joint
  * Lisfranc ligament
  * Lister's tubercle
  * Martin-Gruber Anastomosis
  * Schmorl's nodes
  * Volkmann's canals
  
  ## CPRs
  
  * Harris Hip Score
  * Kocher criteria
  * Mirel's Score
  * Rowe Score
  
  ## Clinical signs
  
  * Andersson lesion
  * Baastrup's sign
  * Bouchard's nodes
  * Boutonniere deformity
  * Coopernail's sign
  * Codman triangle
  * Destot's sign
  * Frankel's sign
  * Heberden's node
  * Kanavel's sign
  * Larrey's sign
  * Trendelenburg gait
  
  ## Clinical examination
  
  * Allis test
  * Apley grind test
  * Apley scratch test
  * Barlow's maneuver
  * Clarke's test
  * Cozen's test
  * Cotton test
  * Durkan's test
  * Finkelstein's test
  * Froment's sign
  * Jobe's test
  * Kapandji score
  * Gaenslen's test
  * Galeazzi test
  * Gerber's test
  * Hawkins–Kennedy test
  * Hubscher's maneuver
  * Lachman test
  * Lasègue's sign
  * McMurray test
  * Mulder's sign
  * Neer impingement sign
  * O'Brien's test
  * Ober's test
  * Ortolani test
  * Patrick's test
  * Phalen maneuver
  * Simmonds' test
  * Schober's test
  * Speed's test
  * Thomas test
  * Thompson test
  * Tinel sign
  * Trendelenburg's sign
  * Yergason's test
  * Waddell's signs
  * Watson's test
  * Wilson test
  
  ## Congenital conditions
  
  * Albers-Schonberg disease
  * Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy
  * Antley–Bixler syndrome
  * Apert syndrome
  * Beals syndrome
  * Bechterew's
  * Bruck syndrome
  * Camurati–Engelmann disease
  * Catel–Manzke syndrome
  * Cole carpenter syndrome
  * Conradi–Hünermann syndrome
  * Currarino syndrome
  * Ehlers–Danlos syndrome
  * Eiken syndrome
  * Ellis–van Creveld syndrome
  * Erlenmeyer flask deformity
  * Fairbanks disease
  * Hajdu–Cheney syndrome
  * Jansen's metaphyseal chondrodysplasia
  * Kashin–Beck disease
  * Klippel–Feil syndrome
  * Klippel–Trénaunay–Weber syndrome
  * Kniest dysplasia
  * Lobstein syndrome
  * Madelung's deformity
  * Maffucci syndrome
  * Marfan syndrome
  * Marie-Strümpell disease
  * Marshall syndrome
  * Marshall–Smith syndrome
  * McCune–Albright syndrome
  * Melnick–Needles syndrome
  * Morton's toe
  * Ollier disease
  * Rett syndrome
  * Rubinstein–Taybi syndrome
  * Scheuermann's disease
  * Schwartz–Jampel syndrome
  * Silver–Russell syndrome
  * Teunissen–Cremers syndrome
  * Trevor disease
  * Wiedemann syndrome
  
  ## Acquired conditions
  
  * Baker's cyst
  * Bankart lesion
  * Barré–Liéou syndrome
  * Blount's disease
  * Brodie abscess
  * Chandler's disease
  * De Quervain syndrome
  * Dupuytren's contracture
  * Ewing's sarcoma
  * Freiberg disease
  * Garre's sclerosing osteomyelitis
  * Gorham's disease
  * Haglund's deformity
  * Hill–Sachs lesion
  * Iselin's disease
  * Kashin–Beck disease
  * Kienbock's disease
  * Köhler disease
  * Legg–Calvé–Perthes syndrome
  * Morton's neuroma
  * O'Donoghue's triad
  * Osgood–Schlatter disease
  * Paget's disease of bone
  * Panner disease
  * Perthes Lesion
  * Preiser disease
  * Sever's disease
  * Stener lesion
  * Sudeck's atrophy
  * Tietze syndrome
  * Volkmann's contracture
  
  ## Orthopedic implants
  
  * Austin Moore prosthesis
  * Baksi's prosthesis
  * Charnley prosthesis
  * Denis Browne bar
  * Ender's nail
  * Grosse-Kempf nail
  * Harrington rod
  * Herbert screw
  * Kirschner wire
  * Kuntscher nail
  * Moore's pin
  * Neer's prosthesis
  * Rush nail
  * Schanz screw
  * Seidel nail
  * Smith Peterson nail
  * Steinmann pin
  * Swanson prosthesis
  * Talwalkar nail
  * Thompson prosthesis
  
  ## Orthopaedic instruments
  
  * Bryant's traction
  * Charnley Retractor
  * Darrach elevator
  * Faraboeuf forceps
  * Gigli saw
  * Hohmann retractor
  * Ilizarov apparatus
  * Inge retractor
  * Jungbluth forceps
  * Matta forceps
  * Taylor Spatial Frame
  * Thomas splint
  * Verbrugge forceps
  * Volkmann retractor
  * Weber forceps
  
  ## Surgical approaches
  
  * Hardinge lateral approach to the hip
  * Moore or Southern posterior approach to the hip
  * Smith-Petersen anterior approach to the hip
  * Watson-Jones anterolateral approach to the hip
  
  ## Radiographic signs
  
  * Baumann's angle
  * Blumensaat's line
  * Bohler's angle
  * Cobb angle
  * Fairbank's changes
  * Gilula's Lines
  * Harris lines
  * Hilgenreiner's line
  * Kellgren-Lawrence grading scale
  * Klein's line
  * Loosers zone
  * Pauwel's angle
  * Perkin's line
  * Shenton's Line
  * Southwick angle
  * Thurstan Holland sign
  * Trethowan's sign
  * Terry Thomas sign
  
  ## Radiographic projections
  
  * Judet view
  * Broden's view
  
  ## Principles
  
  * Wolff's law
  * Hueter-Volkmann law
  * Charley's principles of three-point fixation
  