FRCS Paediatric Ortho — improved notes
FRCS Paediatric Ortho — visual inline notes

022. Birch classification

visual-inline rebuild3 extracted figuresspeaker notes XML6 study lines1 Q&A

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Clean FRCS notes with inline figures

Birch classification

Classification / diagram - Birch classification diagram
Fig 1. Classification / diagram - Birch classification diagramtop left
Radiograph / imaging - radiographic classification diagram
Fig 2. Radiograph / imaging - radiographic classification diagrambottom left
Classification / diagram - Birch classification diagram
Fig 3. Classification / diagram - Birch classification diagramtop centre

Radiological classification

Guide management

•Type 1 = functional foot
•Type 2 = non functional foot
•(functional = 3 or more rays and can provide stable weight bearing platform)

Direct Q&A

Q1 How is Guide management classified?
•Type 1 = functional foot
•Type 2 = non functional foot
•(functional = 3 or more rays and can provide stable weight bearing platform)

Raw speaker-note hierarchy audit

#lvlmarLindentlogicaloriginal note line
10NoneNone0Birch classification
20NoneNone0Radiological classification
30NoneNone0Guide management
40NoneNone0Type 1 = functional foot
50NoneNone0Type 2 = non functional foot
60NoneNone0(functional = 3 or more rays and can provide stable weight bearing platform)

Improved semantic hierarchy used for the study notes

#semantic levelsection?rewritten line
10yesBirch classification
20yesRadiological classification
30yesGuide management
41Type 1 = functional foot
51Type 2 = non functional foot
61(functional = 3 or more rays and can provide stable weight bearing platform)