Functional outcome analysis of ilizarov ring fixator as definitive fixation of open tibial fractures
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: Ilizarov fixator for open tibia fractures permits axial micro mobility at fracture site to encourage bone regrowth. Literature search revealed dearth of studies from Indian centres which have evaluated its utility in fractures. This was an observational prospective study conducted by Department Orthopaedics VVPF Medical College, Ahmednagar Maharashtra, between July 2021 June 2022. All patients who had and managed ring were included. Duration treatment with evaluated, along range motion knee ankle, union status complications. 30 enrolled, majority being males (n=22, 73.33%). Most suffered right side (n=21, 70%) confined metaphyseal region (n=16, 53.33%). Commonest mode injury road traffic accidents (n=26, 86.67%). Based on Gustilo-Anderson classification, cases grade IIIA 23 (76.67%) initially external fixators, while 7 directly fixator. (n=15, 50%) received definitive fixation day-3 injury. complication noted pin infection (n=11, 36.67%) delayed (n=4, 13.33%). Knee stiffness 30was 3 cases, corrected physiotherapy. attained union, the earliest evidence radiological observed after 2 months surgery. As it allows early full weight bearing mobilisation, has higher rates lesser incidences malunion, use maintains importance management tibial
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ژورنال
عنوان ژورنال: Indian Journal of Orthopaedics Surgery
سال: 2023
ISSN: ['2395-1354', '2395-1362']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18231/j.ijos.2023.004