The initial result of treatment of minimally invasive technique for fixation of displaced patellar fractures
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Combined bone, endoscope, screen enhancer, patella
Abstract
Objective: To evaluate the initial result arthroscopic and fluoroscopic-assisted reduction and fixation (ARIF) technique in the treatment of displaced pattelar fractures. Subject and method: A prospective study. From 01/2021 to 08/2022, 5 patients (2 males, 3 females; mean age 52 years) with displaced pattelar fractures treated by ARIF at a 12-month follow-up. Result: All patients were excellent and good outcomes based on Lysholm score (75-95) and ROM of the knee (135º-155º). Conclusion: ARIF is available to be applied and led to good clinical results for displaced pattelar fractures. Studies with a large cohort are necessary to further confirm the effectiveness of this technique.
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3. Turgut A, Gunal I, Acar S, Seber S, Gokturk E (2001) Arthroscopic-assisted percutaneous stabilization of patellar fractures. Clin Orthop Relat Res (389): 57-61.
4. Matthew JH, Jonathan K (2009) Minimally invasive technique for fixation of minimally displaced patellar fracture. Injury Extra (40): 74-76.
5. Ling M, Zhan S, Jiang D, Hu H, Zhang C (2019) Where should Kirschner wires be placed when fixing patella fracture with modified tension-band wiring? A finite element analysis. J Orthop Surg Res 14(1): 14.
6. Bostman O, Kiviluoto O, Nirhamo J (1981) Comminuted displaced fractures of the patella. Injury 13(3): 196-202.
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