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Objective To explore the clinical effects of therapeutic methods on child distal fracture of radius.Methods Totally 180 children with distal 212 fractures of radius from January 2012 to December 2015 in some hospital were enrolled into three treatment groups and a control group,of whom,there were 58 ones in a treatment group with external fixation support (external fixation group),58 ones in a treatment group with T-shaped plate internal support (T-shaped plate group),56 ones in a treatment group with Kirschner wire internal fixation (Kirschner wire group) as well as 40 ones in the control group with manual reduction and plaster external fixation.The clinical effects in the four groups were observed,and function scoring was carried out according to Dienst standard.Results The excellent rates in the external fixation group,T-shaped plate group,Kirschner wire group and control group were 72.41％,53.57％,82.76％ and 45％ respectively.The external fixation group had the excellent rate with no significant difference with that in T-shaped plate group (P＞0.05),while obviously higher than that in Kirschner wire group (P＜0.05),and Kirschner wire group had the excellent rate statisticallyhigher than that in the control group (P＜0.05).The external fixation group,T-shaped plate group and Kirschner wire group had the satisfaction significantly higher than that in the control group (P＜0.05).Conclusion Compared with the traditional reduction and Kirschner wire fixation,the external fixation and T-shaped plate fixation have better clinical effects.The treatment of child distal fracture of radius should be planed according to the type of fracture,stability,age,economic condition and substance of the bones of the patient.
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Objective To compare the clinical effects of small splint fixation after closed manipulative reduction with plaster external fixation in the treatment of elderly type C Colles fractures.Methods Totally 96 elderly patients with type C Colles fractures were randomly divided into two groups, 48 patients in each group. Both groups were treated with closed manipulative reduction. The fractures were externally fixed with splint in the treatment group, and those were externally fixed with pipe plaster in the control group. The figure of radius length, palmar tilt and ulnar deviation were detected respectively in pre-reduction, the same day with reduction, and the day when external fixation was removed (6th week), in order to evaluated the drop of anatomical position. The therapeutic effects were evaluated according to Gartland-Werley wrist score when external fixation was taken off after 6 months.Results In both groups, figures of radius length, palmar tilt and ulnar deviation evidently increased in the day after reduction and the day of external fixation removal, compared with pre-reduction (P<0.05). Compared with the day after reduction, the radius length, palmar tilt and ulnar deviation of the day of external fixation removal all dropped in both groups (P<0.05). But the drop degree in control group was significantly higher than treatment group (P<0.05). For the joint function, 9 cases for excellent, 26 for good, 6 for fair, and 4 for bad in the therapy group. The excellent and good rate was 77.8% (35/45). In the control group, 4 cases for excellent, 22 for good, 10 for fair and 9 for bad. The excellent and good rate was 57.8% (26/45). The curative effect of treatment group was remarkably superior to control group (P<0.05).Conclusion Closed manipulative reduction combined with splint external fixation is more effective than pipe plaster in treatment of elderly type C Colles fractures.
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Objective To analyze therapeutic effects of different methods of treating tibial plateau fractures. Methods The curative effects of the 35 operative cases and 32 non operative cases were evaluated according to the score scale of knee injures. The data were analyzed statistically. Results The excellent and good rate of functional restoration was 91.4% in the operative group and 62.5% in the non operative group (P