INTRODUCTION In the treatment of Gustilo Type 3B open tibial fractures, it is important to perform soft tissue reconstruction and bone reconstruction simultaneously. Gastrocnemius muscle and soleus muscle flaps are generally used as rotational flaps for the tibia. The distal third of the tibia can often not be covered with the gastrocnemius muscle and soleus muscle flaps. Treatment distal to th...

168 INTRODUCTION The knee is an intermediate joint of the lower limb, lying between both the longer lever arms of the human body (femur and tibia)(1,2). Despite of its complex mechanism and structures, it plays an important role for daily life activities. Under a functional point of view, it is essential for ambulation, keeping a bipodal stance, and for performing basic movements such as gait, ...

We have assessed the proximal capsular extension of the ankle joint in 18 patients who had a contrast-enhanced MRI ankle arthrogram in order to delineate the capsular attachments. We noted consistent proximal capsular extensions anterior to the distal tibia and in the tibiofibular recess. The mean capsular extension anterior to the distal tibia was 9.6 mm (4.9 to 27.0) proximal to the anteroinf...

The aim of this study is to classify tibia (fracture/no fracture) on whole/partial body digital images cats and dogs, localize the fracture by using deep learning methods. This provides diagnose more accurately, quickly safe for clinicians. In study, a total 1488 dog cat that were obtained from universities institutions used. Three different studies implemented detect tibia. first phase was cla...

Patellar fracture is a relatively uncommon fracture especially the vertical sagittal type. In cases of high energy trauma injury, it is usually associated with fracture of ipsilateral distal femur or proximal tibia. However, the combination of vertical sagittal fracture patella and ipsilateral fracture lateral condyle is very rare. This necessitates judicious diagnosis and appropriate managemen...

Objective: Treatment of Schatzker Type 6 fractures is to use a posteromedial buttress plate as part double-column fixation technique. Materials & Methods: The design this study was cross sectional and conducted in DHQ Teaching Hospital Gujranwala. patients with posterior medial fracture type having associated damage some soft tissue present within the joint underwent surgery at our institut...

148 Western Journal of Emergency Medicine Figure. Both anterior and posterior margins of the medial tibial plateau are distinctly visible but the anterior aspect of the lateral plateau is not (arrowheads), a subtle indicator of the depressed fracture. Associated sclerosis (arrow) is noted. Lateral image demonstrates a small knee joint effusion (small arrow). Three-dimensional computed tomograph...

Recently, there has been a trend towards high statistical indicators of the number bone fractures lower limbs(47.3%), which diaphyseal leg bones make up 45‒56 %. Objective. Conduct comparative analysisof stress-strain state models with fracture tibia under torsional loading combined various optionsof osteosynthesis and depending on patient's weight. Methods. A was modeled in middle third diaphy...

Like other intra-articular fractures, the tibial plateau fracture is challenging for orthopedic surgeons because of its severity of trauma, associated soft tissue injuries. Open reduction incurs serious complications, especially wound healing after traditional dissections. Unsatisfactory results often occur in complex or bicondylar tibial plateau fractures. Traditional surgical methods achieved...

Early attempts at classifying tibial plateau fractures by Palmer in 1951 [25], Hohl and Luck in 1956 [15], and Hohl in 1967 [15] recognized some of the major themes common to many classification systems for these fractures: split of a condyle, subchondral depression, and comminuted bicondylar involvement. Schatzker et al. published their classification system in 1979 [29], deriving it from the ...