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Introduction The dawn of extremity bone sarcoma management was dominated by amputation as a standard of surgical treatment. Although some attempts were made to perform limb-sparing procedures, by carrying out segmental resection and
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treatment of proximal ulna fractures still remains a challenge for the orthopaedic surgeon. The aim of this review article is to illustrate the proper surgical management of these complex injuries using modern osteosynthetic implants and novel techniques
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-making, surgical techniques and post-operative management. Deciding which elements need to be fixed can be challenging: on the one hand, failure to repair or reconstruct a given structure may be very unforgiving; while on the other, fixing all injured structures
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fractures . Journal of Neurosurgery 1990 72 889 – 893 . ( https://doi.org/10.3171/jns.1990.72.6.0889 ) 19. König MA Jehan S Boszczyk AA & Boszczyk BM . Surgical management of U-shaped sacral fractures: a systematic review of current treatment
Orthopedics and Traumatology Department, University Emergency Hospital Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
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management and surgical treatment modalities are the same as for constituted fractures, with the major difference between the two being the indication. There are several elements that predict the risk of a fracture: the presence of significant pain, the
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. 47 Most patients with a degenerative tear do well with conservative treatment, and no differences with surgical management have been reported at one-year follow-up in well-designed studies. 43 , 45 , 46 , 48 – 50 This is probably due to the
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, which is important for planning the surgical management of these fractures. The Müller AO ( Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen ) classification of fractures is also commonly used ( 6 ). Considering that tibial plateau fractures are intra
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there is no wedging of the apical vertebras. If surgical management is considered, flexibility of this deformity should be assessed and the patient is positioned placing a bolster under the thoracic spine to have a hyperextension lateral
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to 80 years, typically following low-energy trauma. 7 The objectives of this article are to review the evaluation of patients presenting with HSF, delineate the relative indications of conservative and surgical management, summarize treatment
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will focus on the management of high-energy, axial compression injuries. Initial management The surgical management of pilon fractures is technically demanding and requires accurate pre-operative planning. The pre-operative plan should include a
