вверх  отправить  поиск  админ  главная  Предыдущее	Re: Несостятельность фиксации James Carr 05 Август 2003, 13:20 Is he diabetic (or pre diabetic and doesn't know it??). I would go lateral through fibular incision - assuming healing, and plate from lateral. I would also pay attention to the syndesmosis, as this may require some fixation. If he is a diabetic, the issue is more cloudy. I would still probably fix it. This guy then gets a bent knee long leg cast for 6 weeks postop. Jim	Сообщения о Ортопедия и травматология Также James Carr Связаться с автором
	Ответить Re: Несостятельность фиксации Alexander Chelnokov 05 Август 2003, 15:30 JC> Alex Is he diabetic (or pre diabetic and doesn't know it??). No. JC> I would go lateral through fibular incision - assuming healing, and JC> plate from lateral. Wouldn't it lead to excessive devascularization of the distal tibia? JC> I would also pay attention to the syndesmosis, as this may require JC> some fixation. So i keep in mind an external fixator and closed isertion of 1-2 thin bolts to compress the syndesmosis... JC> would still probably fix it. This guy then gets a bent knee long JC> leg cast for 6 weeks postop. Or bridging ex-fix? [ Ответить ] ( Ответить )

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