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2011
♦ Split depression pattern lateral plateau most common type♦ Bicondylar and medial plateau fractures high energy injuries♦ Compartment syndrome, vascular injury, and common peroneal palsy may occur with high energy patterns♦ Internal fixation preferred treatment with good soft tissue envelope♦ Limited internal fixation suitable for many simple patterns♦
Phil Walmsley, John Keating
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♦ Split depression pattern lateral plateau most common type♦ Bicondylar and medial plateau fractures high energy injuries♦ Compartment syndrome, vascular injury, and common peroneal palsy may occur with high energy patterns♦ Internal fixation preferred treatment with good soft tissue envelope♦ Limited internal fixation suitable for many simple patterns♦
Phil Walmsley, John Keating
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1994
Tibial plateau fractures result from (1) indirect coronal and/or (2) direct axial compressive forces.1 These forces drive the femoral condyle into the tibial plateau, producing a spectrum of fracture patterns. According to recent series, tibial plateau fractures are most commonly the result of falls or motor vehicle accidents.2 ...
Kenneth J. Koval, Roy Sanders
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Tibial plateau fractures result from (1) indirect coronal and/or (2) direct axial compressive forces.1 These forces drive the femoral condyle into the tibial plateau, producing a spectrum of fracture patterns. According to recent series, tibial plateau fractures are most commonly the result of falls or motor vehicle accidents.2 ...
Kenneth J. Koval, Roy Sanders
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Complex fractures of the tibial plateau.
La Chirurgia degli organi di movimento, 1991Out of 142 consecutive cases of fracture of the tibial plateau 48 cases (34%) of complex fractures are taken into consideration. Surgical treatment is based on two types of osteosynthesis: 1) osteosynthesis "of election" with interfragmentary plates and screws, which was used in most of the cases; 2) minimal osteosynthesis with Barr or lag screws, when
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FRACTURES OF THE TIBIAL PLATEAU
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1962D B, REIBEL, P A, WADE
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Fractures of the tibial plateau
Trauma, 1999The diagnosis, evaluation and management of the patient who sustains a fracture of the tibial plateau are complex. There are a small number of strategies and a large number of tactics that can be used. The underlying principle of assessment, lower limb alignment and early joint movement, is likely to produce the best results that can be achieved.
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2017
Comprehensive tibial plateau fracture (Fig. 47.1) workup includes evaluation of open vs. closed injury, neurovascular status, associated injuries, spontaneous vs. manual reduction, and Schatzker classification.
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Comprehensive tibial plateau fracture (Fig. 47.1) workup includes evaluation of open vs. closed injury, neurovascular status, associated injuries, spontaneous vs. manual reduction, and Schatzker classification.
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FRACTURES OF THE TIBIAL PLATEAU
Southern Medical Journal, 1950H, WINKLER, C, YOUNG
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Fractures of the Tibial Plateau
1987A survey of the recent literature indicates that many authors continue to report only slightly better than 50% satisfactory results with either closed or operative methods of treatment of this fracture. The failures of treatment are usually due to residual pain, stiffness, instability, deformity, recurrent effusions, and give-way episodes.
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