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Tibia pletau, shaft and eminense fracture --- iliac fracture

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Clinical Details

Clinical and radiological findings:  motor accident closed fracture, nvm normal

Preoperative Plan

Planning remarks:  tibia shaft fracture --nail--poller screw( thick k wire) tibia pleteau fracture---percutan canulluted screw eminence fracture open reduction acutrak fixation iliac fracture recon plate

Surgical Discussion

Patient positioning:  supin

Anatomical surgical approach:  knee anteromedial approach

Operative remarks: 

If an eminence fracture is not detected, it may cause ACL failure.

In this case, a poller screw(k wire) was used in the tibial shaft.It is not correct to think that it is used only proximal and distal.

Postoperative protocol:   early motion(30-60-90-120)

Orthopaedic implants used:   nail-canulluted screw-acutrak-recon plate

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