[PDF] Top 20 Comparative analysis of functional outcome of distal femur fractures treated with Locking Compression Plate fixation and Dynamic Condylar Screw fixation

... with distal femur fractures are selected on the basis of inclusion and exclusion ...for distal femur fractures, based on which treatment modalities ...patients treated ... See full document

... the distal femur are complex ...femoral fractures. If hip Fractures are excluded, 31% of femoral fractures involve distal ...internal fixation with plate and screws ... See full document

... Mr.G, 22 years old college student, was admitted at our hospital following a fall from a motorcycle. He was diagnosed to have gustilo grade 2 open fracture 21,22 , Muller’s type C2 # of distal femur. ... See full document

... The cross section of distal radius containing cancellous bone is quadrangular in shape containing anterior surface, posterior surface, lateral and medial surfaces. The lateral surface has a bony projection ... See full document

... percutaneous plate osteosynthesis (MIPPO) using the DCS in proximal and distal femoral fractures, concluded that the results of MIPPO technique are equal to that of subtrochanteric fractures ... See full document

... the femur. With the impactor the side plate is seated against the shaft of the bone and then locked to the condylar ...the plate to the femur, a short incision has to be made at its ... See full document

... in distal femur fracture. Fractures in the distal femur have posed considerable therapeutic challenges throughout the history of fracture ...inadequate fixation of the fracture ... See full document

... discomfort. Distal femoral fractures with hip implants or with total knee replacement with an open notch design also can be effectively treated with retrograde ...simultaneous fixation of ... See full document

... internal fixation of the fractures, conservative methods such as traction of involved limb and cast bracing, produced better results than operative management, With the development of improved internal ... See full document

... humeral fractures will continue rising dramat- ically, especially in female individuals ...displaced fractures as well as in certain displaced ...simple fractures alone, as the functional ... See full document

... of fixation device implantation, Constant-Murley (Constant) score and average pain using the Visual Analog Scale (VAS: ranging from 0: no pain to 10: worst imaginable pain) were recorded preoperatively ...tional ... See full document

... result of inadequate buttressing of lateral cortex which may be fractured in association to medial condyle. Elevation of articular surface with bone graft or bone substitutes may prevent post-operative collapse and ... See full document

... of fixation look at radiographic parameters that affect outcome, however few if any have looked at surgeon grade or time to surgery as we ...poor outcome [7]. However this study did not look at ... See full document

... the distal radius is originally flat, the application of a flat implant onto this surface usually corrects any malrotation of the fracture ...for screw placement and ... See full document

... The outcome with non-anatomic repairs was very good, but it was not done frequently as a primary procedure owing to the complications, like recurrence, restricted range of motion and early ... See full document

... internal fixation date back to isolated cases as early as ...internal fixation of femoral neck fractures when reporting his results from canine trials in 1877, but after his argument was largely ... See full document

... patients treated by volar fixed-angle plate fixation than those by cast immobilization [21], because unsatisfac- tory radiographic outcome in older patients did not necessarily translate into ... See full document

... Fracture was reduced and alignment was checked under fluoroscopy. Fracture fixed along intercuneiform, medial cuneiform to base of 2nd metatarsal and base of 1 st metatarsal to medial cuneiform with 3.5mm ... See full document

... substitutes. Most authors recommended bone graft- ing [2, 10, 17–19]. One study reported union rates of 71% with the use of bone graft in a series of 21 cla- vicular non-unions treated after the first surgery. Six ... See full document

... The distal and radial borders of the pronator quadratus were elevated, and the volar aspect of the radius was exposed ...The plate was placed directly on the radius after the reduction of the fracture, and ... See full document