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Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_

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Poster<br />

Topic: Trauma - Tibia/Fibula<br />

Abstract number: 23046<br />

MANAGEMENT OF DIFFICULT FRACTURE OF TIBIA BY ILIZAROV TECHNIQUE<br />

RAJESH RAJULE, rohit LUTHRA, vishnu YADKIKAR<br />

PRAVARA MEDICAL COLLEGE, ahmednagar (INDIA)<br />

ABSTRACTMANAGEMENT OF DIFFICULT FRACTURE OF TIBIA BY ILIZAROV<br />

TECHNIQUE In this era of high velocity trauma, injuries resulting in severe bone<br />

loss & soft tissue damage are very common. Problem is increased due to infection &<br />

non union. We have included following fractures as difficult fracture. I]<br />

Compound , comminuted fracture of tibia. II] Fracture of tibia with soft tissue &<br />

bone loss. III] Severely comminuted diaphysial fracture of tibia with<br />

extension into neighboring joint i.e. Pilon fracture & tibial condyle fracture.<br />

IV] Infection. In such difficult fracture as mentioned above, use of any other modality<br />

of treatment such as interlock nailing, dynamic compression plating & external fixator<br />

does not remain, a full proof management. In such situations, we have used Ilizarov<br />

technique. We have done 60 cases in last 2 years at Pravara rural hospital, Loni &<br />

got good results in them. This technique has advantage like three dimensional<br />

fixation of fracture, use of controlled distraction osteogenesis, early mobilization of<br />

adjacent joint & partial weight bearing as early as possible. In our study, we found<br />

that on an average ring frame was used for 3 to 4 months. The results were<br />

encouraging, yet we have given PTB caliper to these pts after removal of frame.<br />

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