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Battacharyya article and Carlson articles attached.
Carlson demonstrates approach for posterior medial and lateral sides w/o
having to take down gastroc head. Both are fairly simple and give good
exposure to fragments. Do not do w/ knee in flexion as is recreates the
injury deforming force and makes reduction more difficult.
WTO
William T Obremskey MD MPH
Vanderbilt Orthopedic Trauma
Associate Professor Divsion of Orthopedic Trauma
Director of Orthopedic Trauma Research and Education
Suite 4200 Medical Center East - South Tower
Nashville, TN 37232-8774
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615-936-1566- fax
-----Original Message-----
From: ORT-L-owner@www2.aaos.org [mailto:ORT-L-owner@www2.aaos.org] On
Behalf Of Alexander Chelnokov
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 3:16 PM
To: ORT-L@www2.aaos.org
Subject: [ORT-L] Tibial Plateau Fx
Dear colleagues,
A lady 40 years old, was injured Jan 02, 2008 in mountain skiing. Just
referred to our unit. Images attached.
What approach would you suggest as optimal for this postero-lateral
fracture? What fixation technique would you prefer?
THX!
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Best regards,
Alexander N. Chelnokov
Ural Scientific Research Institute
of Traumatology and Orthopaedics
7, Bankovsky str. Ekaterinburg 620014 Russia
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