Analysis and selection of advantages and disadvantages of various treatment methods for multi-segmental tibial fractures
Segmental tibial fractures are complex injuries involving two or more distinct fracture lines and a free-floating middle fragment. This complexity demands a multidisciplinary approach and careful consideration of various factors when deciding on the optimal treatment. Here’s a breakdown of common treatment methods and their pros and cons: 1. Non-operative Treatment: 2. Surgical Treatment: a) […]
Surgical techniques | “Anti-shortening screw” combined with FNS internal fixation for the treatment of femoral neck fractures
Femoral neck fractures account for 50% of hip fractures. Internal fixation is usually recommended for non-elderly patients with femoral neck fractures, but complications after internal fixation, such as nonunion, femoral head necrosis, and femoral neck shortening, are very common in clinical practice. Currently, many literature studies have focused on how to avoid necrosis after internal […]
What knowledge points should be paid attention to in the surgery of tibial plateau fracture?
General Principles: 1. Patient History: Obtain a detailed history, including mechanism of injury, energy level, and patient-specific factors (e.g., age, bone quality). 2. Comprehensive Examination:Conduct a thorough clinical exam, assessing neurovascular status, range of motion, ligamentous stability, and soft tissue integrity. 3. Advanced Imaging: Utilize X-rays, CT scans, and potentially MRI to fully characterize the fracture pattern, displacement, articular […]
