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Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1268765

ABSTRACT

Gunshot wounds of the tibia with considerable overlying skin loss frequently need flap cover; external fixation possibly bone grafting. Treatment of such injuries requires time. Rigid fixation of bone can be achieved by the use of an external fixator. If fractures are located in the upper third of the tibia only a few types of the external fixator will not compromise joint function. One such fixator is the Kalnberz apparatus. The Kalnberz fixator is a simplified version of the Ilizarov fixator. Its use involves a cruciform introduction of two pins in the plane. External fixation was first suggested by R Wittimoser (1949); but it was C A Ilizarov who began to develop the method in 1954


Subject(s)
External Fixators , Fracture Fixation , Tibial Fractures , Wounds and Injuries
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Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1268766

ABSTRACT

Soft tissue loss is a frequent accompaniment to open fractures of the tibia and chronic osteomyelitis associated with pseudarthrosis. In Mozambique most of these problems follow war injuries. There are many methods of closing these soft tissue defects; but the best way is the use of a flap. This paper describes the use of a one stage de-epithelialised cutaneous turnover flap in three patients. It is applicable to many circumstances and is quick and easy to perform


Subject(s)
Fractures, Bone , Osteomyelitis , Pseudarthrosis , Surgical Flaps , Tibial Fractures , Wounds and Injuries
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AMB rev. Assoc. Med. Bras ; 27(9): 271-4, 1981.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-3313

ABSTRACT

De 16 pacientes portadores de isquemia severa da extremidade inferior, devido a oclusao da arteria poplitea e arterias distais, com risco iminente de uma amputacao, 15 (94%) receberam pontes femoro-tibiais de veia safena autologa, na tentativa de salvar suas extremidades e o periodo de observacao se estende de 17 a 66 meses. Os autores descrevem a tecnica cirurgica e estudam os resultados a longo prazo. Das 15 pontes efetuadas, 11 (73%) permaneceram patentes por mais de 2 meses.Estudaram 14 pacientes quanto a patencia a longo prazo das pontes: tiveram 8 (57%) ocluidas (4 pacientes com oclusoes precoces que necessitaram amputacao e 4 pacientes com oclusoes tardias que tiveram suas extremidades preservadas) e 6(43%) pacientes com pontes patentes a longo prazo por periodos de 36 a 66 meses e que estao presentemente vivos e com as pontes patentes e as extremidades preservadas ou que faleceram com as pontes pervias e as extremidades preservadas. Dez pacientes (62,5% do total de 16) tiveram suas extremidades preservadas e sao os 4 pacientes com oclusoes tardias e os 6 pacientes com as pontes patentes a longo prazo


Subject(s)
Femoral Artery , Popliteal Artery , Saphenous Vein
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