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spondylolisthesis as described in the Wiltse—Newman—Macnab classification ( 10 ). Pelvis trauma classification Traumas of the pelvis have been described by Tile ( 12 , 13 , 14 ) and modified by the AO trauma ( 15 ). There are three main types: type A
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fractures. Metaphyseal fractures treated with statically locked intramedullary nails but with additional procedures such as fibular plating. AO classification (43 A1, 5; 43 A2, 11; 43 A3, 4) Krettek et al 11 1999 Germany Case series
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25 years Corradin et al 9 Retrospective comparative study 22 10.5 Not stated AO PCCF > 2 mm displacement 18 months Gaddy et al 16 Case series 28 8.5 Low energy: 29; High energy: 6 Displacement ≥ 3 mm
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ring fractures There are different classification systems for pelvic ring fractures. The most widely used system is the AO-classification which is based on the affected part of the pelvic ring and gives information regarding the stability of the
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distal femur AO C3 fractures can be as high as 26.7%. Therefore, some scholars have used dual plates (DP) for fixation in the treatment of distal femur comminuted fractures. Existing biomechanical studies have shown that dual plate fixation is more
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to describe which fracture was involved by a classification such as Weber, Lauge Hansen and AO/OTA ( 6 , 7 , 8 ) or otherwise radiological features of the fracture from which a classification could be derived. Also included were studies examining
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to fully characterize the kind of trimalleolar fracture. The AO/OTA classification distinguishes between Type A (infra-syndesmotic), B (trans-syndesmotic) and C (supra-syndesmotic) fibular fractures. 48 Furthermore, AO/OTA Type B2.3 or B3
