[PDF] Top 20 Prospective study on the closed interlocking humerus nailing in comminuted and segmental humerus fractures

... To the anatomical neck is attached the shoulder joint capsule and the capsular ligaments. The grater tuberosity gives insertion for the supraspinatus,the infraspinatus and the teres minor from above downwards. ... See full document

... intramedullary interlocking nail fixation (IINF). Hence, we conducted this study in adult Indian patients with fracture shaft humerus (FSH) to study the clinical outcome of the closed ... See full document

... The intramedullary nail or rod is commonly used for long-bone fracture fixation particularly diaphyseal and selected metaphyseal fractures. These implants are introduced into the bone remote to the fracture site ... See full document

... Spiral fractures in the Distal third also called as Holstein - Lewis fracture is often complicated by Radial nerve palsy either primarily or post closed reduction .... Segmental fractures ... See full document

... Following segmental osteotomy of the tibia, it was shown that a loose fitting nail did not affect cortical perfusion as much as right fitting nail and it allowed more complete cortical revascularization at 11 ... See full document

... Intramedullary interlocking nailing has become the standard method of management for closed diaphyseal fracture of long bones ...intramedullary nailing can be inserted in reamed or unreamed ... See full document

... of fractures that extend into the proximal ...Intramedullary nailing plays a particular role for pathological fractures and segmental ...IM nailing permits good fracture alignment and ... See full document

... humeral fractures constitute 4- 5% of all fractures of long ...the fractures of upper limb and 75% of these fractures are seen in ...These fractures have a dual age distribution, ... See full document

... 1 patient who had a comminuted proximal ulnar fracture that was treated conservatively had moderate restriction of movements in the elbow. The delay in the interval between surgery and injury may also have ... See full document

... Advantages are high union rate , low complication rate and rapid return to function.It can be used for fractures with proximal and distal extention.It is safe and effective and no shoulder or elbow morbidity and ... See full document

... humeral nailing, the appropriate use of it is based on biomechanical ...shaft fractures, retrograde nails have shown significantly more initial stability and higher bending and torsional stiffness than is ... See full document

... present study was done to evaluate functional out come and complication following surgical management of proximal humerus fracture by PHILOS locking ...Proximal humerus fracture is common in elderly ... See full document

... graduate study from May 2010 to April 2013 under guidance and supervision in the INSTITUTE OF ORTHOPAEDICS AND TRAUMATOLOGY, Madras Medical College and Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital, Chennai-600003, in ... See full document

... for study. The maximum age of the patient in the present study was 60 years and the minimum being 18 years, with a mean age of 36 ...All fractures were united clinically and ... See full document

... proximal humerus fractures has al- ways suffered from poor intra- and interobserver reli- ability [6, 7], especially in plain ...humeral fractures in 1970 led to a modification with additional ... See full document

... “PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF DIAPHYSEAL FRACTURES OF SHAFT OF HUMERUS TREATED SURGICALLY WITH LOCKING COMPRESSION PLATES IN OSTEOPOROTIC BONES” under my guidance and supervision ... See full document

... population-based study consisted of 300 children younger than 16 years old, who had a proximal humerus fracture in the Oulu University Hospital district between 2005 and ...the study area and the ... See full document

... humeral fractures with angulation of >45º or displacement of >1 ...with fractures that were open or older than 3 weeks, or with a history of primary or metastatic tumours were ...The fractures ... See full document

... tibial fractures are usually considered more difficult to manage, as they are frequently the result of high-energy ...of fractures at two different levels of the tibial diaphysis necessarily compromises ... See full document

... total humerus placement on July 3, 2002. The humerus was entirely resected including parts of the deltoid and triceps bra- chii muscles and cuff, whereas the long head of the biceps brachii muscle, ... See full document