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External fixation has become extremely useful in the management of complicated diabetic foot wounds and has contributed greatly to limb preservation through its advantages in offloading and deformity correction. Although there is a risk of compl[...]Article
• Most of the tibial pilon fractures benefit from a staged protocol with initial external fixation and delayed internal fixation with direct reduction of the articular surface. • Reduction techniques performed to achieve restoration of mechanic[...]Article
Displaced talar neck fractures are no longer a surgical emergency; timing of definitive surgery has no influence on development of avascular necrosis. • Amount of initial fracture displacement is best predictor of osteonecrosis. • [...]Article
S. Rigal ; L. Mathieu |Extension du concept de damage control chirurgical, le « damage control orthopédique » (DCO) a été initialement développé pour limiter l’agression chirurgicale chez les polytraumatisés instables. L’objectif est d’éviter la triade létale (acidose[...]Article
•There are 3 operative procedures for the correction of brachymetatarsia. •The correction of short longitudinal bone defects of a metatarsal bone up to 10 mm can be performed by lengthening osteotomy or interposition of autologous or allogenic [...]Article
Benefits of circular external fixation are the ability to provide triplane stability while addressing deformities that may be occurring in multiple planes or at multiple levels. Accuracy of correction is enhanced by the ability to perform p[...]
