[HTML][HTML] Low complications after minimally invasive fixation of calcaneus fracture
R Ene, D Popescu, C Panaitescu… - Journal of medicine …, 2013 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
R Ene, D Popescu, C Panaitescu, G Circota, M Cirstoiu, C Cirstoiu
Journal of medicine and life, 2013•ncbi.nlm.nih.govCalcaneus fractures are still a delicate point regarding the indication for osteosynthesis.
Knowing the skin's poor vascularisation of the back foot, the purpose of this study is to
present the benefits of proper surgical options between an open and invasive
osteosynthesis with anatomical reduction and internal fixation or minimally invasive
approach preserving the quality of the soft parts.
Knowing the skin's poor vascularisation of the back foot, the purpose of this study is to
present the benefits of proper surgical options between an open and invasive
osteosynthesis with anatomical reduction and internal fixation or minimally invasive
approach preserving the quality of the soft parts.
Abstract
Calcaneus fractures are still a delicate point regarding the indication for osteosynthesis. Knowing the skin’s poor vascularisation of the back foot, the purpose of this study is to present the benefits of proper surgical options between an open and invasive osteosynthesis with anatomical reduction and internal fixation or minimally invasive approach preserving the quality of the soft parts.
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