[PDF] Top 20 Distal radius fracture outcome with volar locking compression plate

... unstable distal radius fractures treated between July 2013 and August 2014 at the Department of Orthopaedics, and approved by Institutional Ethics committee for Human SSG Hospital, Vadodara, Gujarat, ... See full document

... of fracture and the damage of soft tissue will increase the risk of postoperative complica- ...C fracture were independently associated with these ...of distal radius fractures treated by VLP ... See full document

... FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF TYPE B & TYPE C DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURE WITH VOLAR LOCKING PLATE” submitted by me for the degree of ... See full document

... and distal ulnar joint ...crushing volar corti- cal bone, loss of the distal radius would occur even though Kirschner wire fixation was per- formed after ...fix distal end of ... See full document

... of distal radius fractures with VLDRPs has been an area of increased research interest in the last ten ...that volar plating is significantly more expensive when compared to other treatment ...with ... See full document

... humeral fracture model according to standard surgical guide- lines [8, 14, 16–19] ...Angle Locking Compression Plate Distal Radius System (VA-LCP, Synthes, Switzerland) were ... See full document

... the distal radius are extremely common inju- ries and the outcome differs depending on the type of ...stable distal radius fracture is treated non-operatively with a favorable ... See full document

... 6 destruction of the blood supply to bone (MIPO -minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis). Systems such as the Less Invasive Stabilization System (LISS) , Point Contact Fixator (PC-Fix) and Schuhlis systems used ... See full document

... Differences between treatment groups were assessed on an intention to treat basis, with a normal approximation for the PRWE score at three, six, and 12 months. Preplanned subgroup analyses for PRWE were based on the ... See full document

... ficiency of surgeons and different types of dis- tal radius fractures. Since the sample size of some RCTs was small, patient age was con- sidered as another source of heterogeneity. Previous study indicated that ... See full document

... the plate are not ...the plate creates a thread, allowing locking of the screws, but no more than three changes of angle is possible before the thread is ...achieved fracture reduction, or ... See full document

... over fracture and extending up to proximal ...of plate felt at proximal region and 3 cm incision given over to see correct placement of ...intensifier fracture reduction done .Axial, rotation ... See full document

... of radius include both intra-articular and extra-articular fractures ...i.e. Volar- Barton’s and Smith’s ...with plate and screws (non-locking or locking, pre-contoured .... ... See full document

... Conservative treatment is generally recommended for scapular fractures and surgical treatment is not commonly employed (12, 14, 16). Several authors have, however, rec- ommended operative treatment for displaced ... See full document

... Several international studies suggest an increasing tendency for operative treatment [7, 14, 24 – 26]. Even though most patients were conservatively treated in our study, 418 (26.7%) underwent surgery (Fig. 2). This is a ... See full document

... intra-articular radius fractures may re- quire the placement of the volar plate distal near to the watershed line in order to capture the articular fragments; however, this could result in ... See full document

... of fracture fragments for easy manipulation, which was more useful in reducing the compressed or impacted ...and locking screw/ hole allowed securing the small fragments and provided better ...unstable ... See full document

... the distal radius are common ...of distal radius frac- ture has shifted from cast immobilization to numerous surgical options such as the use of external fixation and volar ... See full document

... using volar plating in a major academic medical center’s inpatient hospital was $7,640 versus $5,220 in a hospital- owned ambulatory stand-alone surgery center in the same city [73]; 3) in a 2010 study in Spain, ... See full document

... during fracture healing has generally occurred after either a delayed union [1] or nonunion, although delayed union/nonunion of these osteotomies is very uncommon ...the volar cortex can be fixed directly ... See full document