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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-203410

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Background: Fractures of the tibial shaft are important for tworeasons. The first is that they are common, the second is thatthey are controversial - and anything that is both common andcontroversial must be important. Fractures of the shaft of thetibia cannot be treated by following simple sets of rules.Because of its location tibia is exposed to frequent injury and itis the most commonly fractured long bone.Objective: To evaluate the treatment of open tibial shaftfracture of Gustilo IIIA grade by Trans osseous osteosynthesistechnique with Illizarov External Fixator as a primary anddefinite mode of treatment.Methods: Clinical trial (Quasi Experimental study) fromJanuary 2009 to June 2010 (18 months) at National Institute ofTraumatology and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Purposivesampling was done according to availability of the patients andstrictly considering the inclusion and exclusion criteria andsample size was 17 no of cases.Results: 14 male and 1 female patient between 17 and 51years were studied. Most common age group in this serieswere 26-35 year age group ((53.33%) and average age of thepatients was 30 years with SD of ±8.67. Most of the patientswere male and road traffic accident was the leading cause ofinjury (70.58%). Left side involved in (58.82%) most of thecases and 2 patients had bilateral fractures. Commonest site ofthe fractures were middle third (58.82%) of the tibia. Most ofthe fractures were comminuted type of fractures (47.05%).Most of the patients were operated on the day of admissionand in some cases within 4 - 7 days of admission. Averageduration of hospital stay was 8.06 days ranging from 1 day to28 days. Total duration of treatment was average 186.66 days(26 weeks) highest 291 days (42 weeks) and lowest 140 days(20 weeks). Most of the patient had soft tissue healing bygranulation tissue formation (35.29%). Others were treated byprimary closure, Delayed primary closure, secondary closure,partial thickness skin grafting.Conclusion: In this study the results of open tibia fracture(Gustilo IIIA) by Transosseous osteosynthesis technique withIlizarov External Fixator has been found to be satisfactory.Though there were a few minor complications with the fixatorthe dynamisation and compressing ability of this stable frameprovided good union without any second surgical procedure orbone grafting and prevented any malunion.

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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-203288

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Objective: In this study our main aim to evaluate the outcomeof primary rigid internal fixation of displaced fracture neck ofthe femur with muscle pedicle bone graft in young adult.Methodology: This prospective observational study wasconducted at National institute of traumatology and orthopaedicrehabilitation (NITOR), Dhaka from July 2003 to June 2005.During the study, recent neck femur fracture 12 cases, inbetween age 20-55 years irrespective of gender were taken asa sample.Results: In the experiment, 75% were male patient and 25%were female patients. 66.67 % patients with type 1V fractureand 33.33% patients were with type III fracture. Also, after thetreatment. 83.33 % patients obtained satisfactory result and16.67% was unsatisfactory.Conclusion: From our study we can conclude that thistechnique is especially applicable in early days of fracture toachieve union and revisualization of the proximal fracturefragment and prevent non-union or avascular necrosis. Thefollow up period of this initial study is short, long-term follow upand evolution of the viability of this procedure should provideadditional useful result.

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