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Surgical management of tibial condylar fractures

International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences · 2019 · Vol. 5(1) · pp. 83–86
H ManjunathaUllas Mahesh

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Introduction: The Rapid industrialization & growth of the modern infrastructure resulted in need for a speedy transport system. Improper roads & increased traffic have been accompanied by increase in the number & severity of fractures & those in the upper part of tibia are no exception. Result: Study of 30 cases with Tibial fractures.30 cases were treated surgically were followed up & compared to Schatzkers study series conducted in university of Toronto. 8 had excellent, 18 good & 4 had fair or nil poor results. Conclusion: Tibial plateau fractures in this study series have all united inspite of deep infection in 2 cases & loss of reduction in the other 2.

Bone fractures and treatmentsFacial Trauma and Fracture ManagementOrthopedic Surgery and RehabilitationMedicineCondyleReduction (mathematics)TibiaSurgeryPlateau (mathematics)Orthodontics
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