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A-0765 The use of titanium miniature plates and screws for the treatment of intra and extra-articular fractures of the hand
Sokratis Varitimidis, Zoe Dailiana, Ioannis Antoniou, Dimitris Agorastakis, Stratis Athanaselis, Konstantinos Malizos, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Thessalia, Larissa, Greece
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 11:56 a.m. · 05m 37s
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hello then that person work truck too simple hand and that
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makes them alice common only to a construct who's in
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who would go to
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about the treatment uh with second consideration yeah
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they are not move the ball on the importance of han function and uh yeah the
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younger age close eh and displays that minimal display structures and a traditional the the
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yeah with concert but it meant while they're surgical treatment is is
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that for a usable unstable in particular factors open fractures
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the um well the surgical treatment is correct and the liaison or replacement deformity
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or shortening to store at the local greasy and we tried to end up
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with a minimal surgical problem are and they give a stable fixation
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the purpose of the study used to report functional
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and yeah yeah function results eh a
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taking into consideration a two parameters eh open or close
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track shoes and am extracurricular probably particular facts
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we don't really start a ninety patience is somewhat nine and eleven
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we men with one hundred fourteen factors for the six of
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them were following the facts in sixty sixty eight medicare well
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meaning to the basic work to thirty six years old
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the most of the bases were workers and then make anymore of injury was the what's that
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and the for the distribution of instructors uh the easy one
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carton for the facts about one hundred thirteen race
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that the two of them were open when the seven word in particular
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and twelve both open and you need to indigo factors
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twenty three of the patience to head open factors involving combined hundred cities
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and you never know what facts who's uh what associated with incomplete or complete occupations
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yeah yeah both says baltic me the facts where fix after i mean of two point
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nine days it to like a placement in the upper third of the humour lose
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we used the appropriation season for its own and we've focused on
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protection of nerves and buses and and handling of tendons
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they will follow the principles of a open adoption done fixation
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eh we're control never step that direction and the addition of a finger
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and to set with the you know these affect ours out
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eighty five patients with coming looted unstable or a injures of a soft tissue in
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particular or bone loss and the the word pleaded with plates and screws
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while twenty nine a patience hit the m. one dollar faxes or in
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particular factors of the base so fine so remote that got one
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or spiral oblique the deficit factors and they were treated with the fragment abstruse
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the the philosophy of the post operative what a protocol was
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uh the early movies is on and the control game
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moving to the results mean follow up was that nine months
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eh all factors were successfully fixed and it totally active
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motion according thing you were closed cajun work excellent a
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in our cities and they had the functional outcome
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we never remove hardware or we didn't have a failure in our criteria
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good it's things measured the ending the eighty
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nine percent whatever letter eh are
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uh it keep the button the sons was ah but it's two millimetre
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and we can see in the stable but uh that was
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so that's where the eh group with open factors
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eh in by uh all the categories betraying the pins during
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the long distance does score and patience the facets function
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analysing the results with the s. b. says and what we found that that was not statistically
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significant difference in the strength or but but i wasn't being extra and the particular segments
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but thought i think most and believes think was that the struggle different between open and clone fractures
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the start because eh remains abundance of a yeah yeah that that eh we we
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don't include a control group another imitation is the white interprets the types
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does the conclusion that low profile places clues can be successfully to
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establish union understood alignment of the hands get it on
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and the focus don't lose the final outcome include disability up in unison seems really
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