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Introduction Pilon fracture is a comminuted fracture of the distal tibia, accounting for approximately 1% to 10% of tibial fractures. Pilon fractures are caused by longitudinal axial loads that cause the talus to impact the articular surface of the distal tibia. The cortical bone fragments, metaphyseal cartilage and soft tissue fragments are compressed together by …

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What is the osteoporotic compression fracture? Senile osteoporotic compression fractures are common and usually occur in the thoracolumbar vertebrae. The main symptoms are thoracolumbar and back pain, limited movement, and pain when turning over and getting up. Some patients have a history of lumbar sprain. However, most patients do not have a clear history of …

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Orthopedists specialize in hard tissue problems (bones, meniscus), while rehabilitation doctors specialize in soft tissue problems (muscles, tendons, ligaments). The general recognition is orthopedics (surgery) and rehabilitation (injection therapy, exercise therapy). Rehabilitation doctors are more skilled in less invasive injection treatments because they cannot perform surgery. The sports injury department in most hospitals is handled …

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Volar locking compression plate (LCP) internal fixation is the golden standard for the treatment of distal radius fractures, but LCP is not practical for all distal radius fractures, such as extreme distal radius fractures and dorsal edge fractures. Volar side die-punch fractures, etc. At the same time, LCP plates also have many complications, including pronator …

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Is an acute ACL injury unsuitable for surgery? In addition to the reconstruction of the ACL repair method, what is the effect of ligament repair? Let me share with you about the past and present of ACL repair. History of ACL repair In 1900, two doctors quarreled over who was the first person in the …

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Intramedullary nailing is widely used in trauma. If the intramedullary nail remains in the body and causes complications, surgical removal is usually required. However, the need for removal of asymptomatic or uncomplicated intramedullary nails remains controversial. This article will briefly describe the indications, methods and related complications of intramedullary nail removal. Indications for intramedullary nail …

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With the advent of an aging society, spinal degenerative diseases often coexist with osteoporosis; in patients with osteoporosis, problems such as loosening, pulling out, and fracture of pedicle screws are severe for spine surgeons challenge; Therefore fenestrated pedicle screw technology came into being! The history and main forms of fenestrated pedicle screw In 1994, bone …

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