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Outcome of ligamentotaxis of fracture distal end radius by distractor apparatus
International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences · 2020 · Vol. 6(2) · pp. 672–676
Jaspal Singh✉(Government Medical College, Amritsar)Partap Singh(Government Medical College, Amritsar)Mohit Singla(Government Medical College, Amritsar)Mohit Gera(Government Medical College, Amritsar)
Abstract
Materials & methods: Twenty five Cases of age group 20-50 years and of either sex with intra/juxta-articular fractures of distal radius were taken for the present study. As soon as the patient is fit for surgery, the patient was operated under appropriate anaesthesia, taking all aseptic precautions with proper cleaning and draping. Post-operatively patient was advised active movement of the adjacent joints as early as possible. Follow-up was done and all the patients were analysed. Gartland and Werley is a mixed subjective and objective assessment.
Orthopedic Surgery and RehabilitationElbow and Forearm Trauma TreatmentBone fractures and treatmentsMedicineSurgeryDistal radius fractureRADIUSWrist
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