Complications of Locking Plate Fixation in Complex Proximal... : Journal of Orthopaedic
Trauma Complications of Locking Plate Fixation in Complex Proximal Tibia Injuries : Journal of …

Proximal tibia fractures present a difficult treatment challenge with historically high
complication rates. In a prospective study, we asked whether the Less Invasive Stabilization …

Since the advent of surgical fracture care, orthopaedic surgery has seen many great
advances. The invention of intramedullary nailing by Kuntscher in the 1940s marked the …

The Locking Compression Plate system combines the facilities of conventional plate
osteosynthesis with those of the internal fixator systems. It combines the two treatment …

The superficial peroneal nerve (SPN) provides fundamental motor and sensory innervation
to the leg and foot. A variety of surgical procedures is performed in the vicinity of this nerve …

Unicondylar plateau fractures with ipsilateral noncontiguous tibial shaft fractures are rare
injuries; over a 10-year period, we identified only 50 of these combined injuries in our series …

Objectives: To determine what anatomic structures are at risk when placing plates from distal
to proximal along the anterolateral border of the tibia. Design: Cadaveric dissection study …

INTRODUCTION Locked plates are commonly used to obtain fixation in periarticular and
comminuted fractures. Their use has also gained popularity in repairing fractures in …

Distal tibia fractures remain difficult injuries to treat when fracture displacement precludes
non-operative treatment. Different methods of treatment including limited internal fixation …

Background The treatment of a pilon fracture type is possible from a medial, an anterolateral
approach or both medial and lateral. The aim of study was compare the stability of two …