Tibial plateau fractures are complex injuries produced by high-or low-energy trauma. They
principally affect young adults or the 'third age'population. These fractures usually have …

Purpose To review available approaches and fixation methods for posterolateral fracture
fragment (PLF) in tibial plateau fracture, and to propose an algorithm to treat various types of …

Background Currently existing classifications of tibial plateau fractures do not help to guide
surgical strategy. Recently, a segment-based mapping of the tibial plateau has been …

Background: Computed tomography (CT) is seen as a useful diagnostic modality in
preoperative planning for tibial plateau fractures. The purpose of this study was to …

Objectives: To define the incidence, risk factors, and anatomic location of articular
malreductions in operatively treated lateral tibial plateau fractures. Design: Prospective …

Introduction The correct choice of a fracture-specific surgical approach with an articular
accessibility in complex tibial plateau fractures to facilitate durable fracture fixation of the …

Background Tibial plateau fractures are the most common intra-articular fractures, which
require careful evaluation and preoperative planning. The treatment of tibial plateau …

The management of complex tibial plateau fractures is ever evolving. The severity of the
injury to the surrounding soft tissues influences the timing and the method of fixation …

Posterolateral fracture fragments in tibial plateau fractures have proven to be particularly
difficult to reduce and adequately repair internally through anterior or anterolateral …

Aims The articular congruity of tibial plateau has been stressed to be associated with the
long-term function outcomes. Approach selection and fixation pattern to manipulate the …