[PDF] Top 20 Functional Outcomes after Triceps Splitting versus Triceps Sparing Approach for Extra Articular Distal Humerus Fractures

... with extra articular distal humerus fractures (AO/OTA TYPE A) were included in the ...with extra articular distal hu- merus ...periprosthetic fractures, ... See full document

... midline triceps-splitting ...The triceps was split in the midline until the apex of the olecranon fossa, and no dissection was performed ...The triceps was not reflected from the medial or ... See full document

... Regarding functional outcome and strength McKee et ...intra-articular distal humers fractures repaired operatively through a posterior approach (either olecranon osteotomy or ... See full document

... osteotomy, triceps reflecting and triceps splitting approaches provided sufficient exposure to the medial and lateral columns to allow plate fixation but none of them allowed visualization of the ... See full document

... in size of these two structures is important because the smaller medial column may be vulnerable to fracture during insertion of some designs of humeral components at the time of elbow prosthetic replacement surgery. The ... See full document

... of distal fractures of the ...a functional range of motion of the elbow ...distal humerus. The anatomical location to place the plates on the distal humerus has recently ... See full document

... the functional and the cosmetic component and both are further sub-divided as excellent, good, moderate and poor at an interval of five ...The functional component consists of measuring the arc of motion in ... See full document

... the distal radius are common ...(osteoporotic fractures) and the growing participation in outdoor pursuits (higher energy fractures) [4, ...these fractures are managed non-operatively, the ... See full document

... Deformity and functional outcome after treatment for supracondylar humerus fractures in children: a 5- to 10- year follow-up of 139 supracondylar humerus fractures treated by plaster ca[r] ... See full document

... Along with the rapid development and industrialization in our modern world of today, the accident and trauma are also rising. Bicondylar intra – articular fractures of the distal humerus are ... See full document

... these fractures often have a tendency to fall into a varus collapse because of toggle at the screw- plate ...in extra-articular and partial articular distal femur fractures, but ... See full document

... results after treatment with ...the distal radius working groups of the International Society for Fracture Repair and the International Osteoporosis Foundation ...displaced, extra-articular ... 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 ...the distal radius ... See full document

... and after discussion with the patient. Sixteen pa- tients received the distal humeral Y-type locking plate and 21 patients received a straight reconstruction locking plate (control ... See full document

... intra-articular distal humerus frac- tures are conducted on the basis of posterior approach, which is a long posterior incision combined with olecra- non osteotomy or not [6, ...10], ... See full document

... visceral fat, known as sarcopenic obesity, were eight-times more likely to develop MetS compared with those with obesity or sarcopenia alone. 9 A computed tomography study found a negative correlation between waist ... See full document

... taking extra efforts to avoid injuring the patellar and femoral cartilage throughout the procedure as well as confirming the distal extent of nail fluoroscopically, anterior knee pain was acknowledged by ... See full document

... in functional outcome between treatment groups using the Oxford and SF-12 functional outcome ...The functional demands in younger pa- tients differ and are not necessarily generalizable to older ... See full document

... In this meta-analysis, we observed better early postoperative functional outcomes in the VLP group than in the EF group, but no difference between the groups was seen at 1 year. Patients undergoing EF were ... See full document

... Once the edema subsides, mostly 48 hours after reduction, outer bandage was tightened, maintaining reduction and traction. Then slab was converted into below elbow cast. Patients were taught six pack exercise ... See full document