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[Orthopod] Re: Comminuted fracture proximal humerus
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Dear Nuno,
We have our spiders too. We have not named them.
Simlest to more complex
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Prof V M Iyer, Consultant Iyer Orthopaedic Centre
Retd HOD orthopaedic surgery. Govt medical college. Solapur.
India.413001. 91 9822394597
---- Nuno Craveiro Lopes <nuno.lopes@netvisao.pt> wrote:
> Bijlani,
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> This fx need to be manipulated, reduced and fixed. We developed a minimally
> invasive ex fix with Ilizarov parts to fix it, we call it “Spider”, which
> can hold 4 fragments.
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> Attaching a case.
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> Best regards,
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> Nuno Craveiro Lopes
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> From: orthopod@googlegroups.com [mailto:orthopod@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
> Of Dr Neeraj Bijlani
> Sent: sábado, 19 de Janeiro de 2008 5:29
> To: indiaorth@googlegroups.com; Orthopod
> Subject: [Orthopod] Comminuted fracture proximal humerus
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> Hello,
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> I am presenting a case of 80 year old male patient right handed known case
> of hypertension, diabetes and history of CVA 2 years back had a fall in the
> hosue 10 days back and came to me for pain and ecchymosis around the right
> shoulder.
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> Xray shows evidence of comminuted fracture proximal humerus extraarticular.
> He is a doctors father and the doctor wants to know is there any minimally
> invasive procedure we can do ...
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> I have advised him to go for complete surgery in the form of the AO locking
> plate under general anesthesia.
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> He is a little reluctant for complete general anaesthesia.
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> My questions to the house is ...
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> 1. Is there any other option besides the locking plate ?? (Less invasive)
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> 2. If he is not medically fit for surgery, then can we leave him alone if
> yes what are the chances of going it into non union?
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> Awaiting your reply
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> Dr Neeraj Bijlani
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