Exemplos de uso de Fracture fixation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Five days after fracture fixation, he developed necrosis of the adjacent skin.
None of the ligament injuries were treated at the time of fracture fixation.
The stability obtained after fracture fixation is influenced by several factors, such as the reduction achieved and the positioning of the nail in the femoral head.
When the classification was created, the authors searched for a guideline for the method of fracture fixation with the implants available at the time.
Physical therapy following fracture fixation is extremely important to these patients, as it targets early mobilization, gait training and other treatment methods to maintain or restore possible deficits.
A transverse fracture was simulated in the mandibular model andon adapting osteosynthesis materials for fracture fixation.
Through modifying Kapandji's original technique,our objective was to improve the stability of fracture fixation and demonstrate a simple and effective treatment option, with fewer complications.
Goldsztajn et al. treated 26 patients with milled intramedullary nail and found 88.5% of anatomical reduction of the tibiaat early postoperative period, without requiring fibular fracture fixation.
Locked plate andscrew systems act as a single unit for fracture fixation, unlike conventional plates, which require compression between the implant and the bone for stabilization.
We also believe that this study provides important data not only for repairing injuries to the pectoralis major but also for carrying out several other surgical procedures on the shoulder,such as arthroplasty, fracture fixation and muscle transfer.
The most common orthopedic surgery was femoral fracture fixation 27.83%, followed by ankle fracture 15.65%, and leg fracture fixation 10.43.
The fracture fixation technique using T plates was superior to the technique using anchors with Kirschner wires because it showed better functional results and fewer complications, while presenting the same consolidation rate.
The procedures performed- arthrodesis and arthroplasty, neurolysis, Kirschner wire removal,tenolysis, fracture fixation and carpal tunnel release surgery- were fairly distributed among the two groups.
Definition English: Implantable fracture fixation devices attached to bone fragments with screws to bridge the fracture gap and shield the fracture site from stress as bone heals.
We tended to also tie off the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles at the plate with the aim of augmenting the fracture fixation in order to avoid postoperative loss of the reduction.
Biomechanical studies in cadavers showed that fibular fracture fixation associated to tibial distal fracture treated with locked intramedullary nail reduces angular deviations and vicious union.
However, Kirschner wires have their place in treating fractures of the distal extremity of the radius andstill constitute one of the most common methods for fracture fixation, combined with plaster-cast immobilization.
Definition English: The joining of objects by means of a cement e.g., in fracture fixation, such as in hip arthroplasty for joining of the acetabular component to the femoral component.
Fracture fixation techniques have developed, with the use of external fixation for controlling damage and definitive fixation when the patient's systemic conditions and the location of the fracture on the limb allow this.
A multicentric study recently conducted in Finland has demonstrated that, regardless of fracture fixation, mortality rates are three times higher in those individuals when compared to the normal population in the same age group.
Feeney et al. conducted surgical assays on cadaver hips anddemonstrated the occurrence of intracavitary lesions in the introduction of three guide wires in a triangular formation as proposed for femoral neck fracture fixation.
Nerve exploration and fracture fixation should be performed upon suspicion of nerve laceration or entrapment, in order to prevent nerve sequelae; additional tests are not required to indicate surgical procedure.
For fracture fixation, 1.5 mm Kirschner wires were used. The preferred position layout for the wires consisted of two wires introduced through the styloid process of the radius, crossing the fracture focus proximally, and another dorsal wire, through the ulnar notch of the radius.
The objective of this work the production andbiomechanical evaluation of structural orthopedic implants for fracture fixation in bioresorbable polymer, poly(lactide l)(plla) using a printing technique 3d deposition of layers of polymer melt for further experimental application in femur rabbit.
Fibular fracture fixation associated to tibial distal fracture treated with bridge plate by a minimally invasive technique, should be evaluated on an individual basis, because accurate indications have not been established yet. Although not usually fixing fibula, Bedi et al. showed that this technique helps on restore limb length by correcting angular and rotational deformities on fibular fractures with major deviations or comminution, thus, reducing the risk of vicious union.
Accordingly, Bezuti proposed the in vitro study of the interaction between bone and metal fracture fixation plate, by the measurement of the ultrasound propagation velocity in different planes, showing that the method is efficient in detecting mid-diaphyseal transverse osteotomy furrow of sheep tibia, with no significant influence of the implant on dependency of the plane of incidence of the ultrasonic waves.
The main disadvantages of fracture fixation using Kirschner fires are the need for postoperative immobilization, the need to remove the wires after fracture consolidation, the possibility of fracture displacement after percutaneous fixation and the possibility of tears in the extensor tendons.
Conversely, surgical exploration of the nerve and fracture fixation should be done in cases of emergencing or worsening neuropraxia, especially after closed fracture reduction, associated with suspected nerve laceration or nerve entrapment at the fracture site.
In a study on cadaver bones,Blair et al. compared the resistance of basicervical fracture fixation using MCS, DHS or DHS plus antirotational screws and reached mean values for resistance to axial loading of 1736± 494 N for MCS, 2880± 679 N for DHS and 2903± 598 N for DHS plus antirotational screws. They concluded that the DHS was biomechanically superior to MCS for treating femoral neck fractures at the base of the neck.