Schatzker II:
  • Most common tibial plateau fracture.
  • Definition: Split depression of the lateral tibial plateau.
  • Etiology: Often due to valgus or axial stress. Occurs in older patients with osteoporosis with bones that do not resist depression.
  • Common associated injuries: Lateral meniscus, medial meniscus, and medial collateral ligament.
  • Treatment: Typically, lateral fixation. The depressed fragments are elevated and supported with bone graft.

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Schatzker II

Split with Depression


AP Radiograph of Right Knee
Lateral Radiograph of Right Knee
Line Drawing of Right Knee

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