| Title |
Minimal-invasive Versorgung intraartikulärer Fersenbeinfrakturen mit dem 2‑Punkt-Distraktor
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|---|---|
| Published in |
Operative Orthopädie und Traumatologie, January 2017
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| DOI | 10.1007/s00064-016-0478-0 |
| Pubmed ID | |
| Authors |
G. Mattiassich, W. Litzlbauer, M. Ponschab, R. Ortmaier, C. Rodemund |
| Abstract |
Open treatment of calcaneus fractures often has an increased risk of wound healing. Minimally invasive treatment with small incisions reduces complications. Calcaneal fractures with malalignment/comminution >1-2 mm; broadening, varus alignment of the calcaneal length axis or shortening; emergency surgery for open fractures or compartment syndrome. Local or general contraindications. Standardised positioning; restoration of length/axis with 2‑point distractor under fluoroscopic control. Fragment reduction via small incisions. Fixation with 7.3 mm cannulated screws and 4.0 mm sustentaculum screws. Cast-free and no weight bearing for 6 weeks; then weight bearing in a heel off-loading shoe for another 6 weeks with physiotherapy; if needed postoperative cast until soft tissue consolidation. Of 212 calcaneal fractures, 182 were treated with this technique. Wound healing complication rate was 2.7%; 4.7% of patients required secondary arthrodesis of the subtalar joint. |
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