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Reconstruction of Mason type-III and type-IV radial head fractures with a new fixation device

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Reconstruction of Mason type-III and type-IV radial head fractures with a new fixation device : 23 patients followed 1-4 years. / Koslowsky, Thomas C; Mader, Konrad; Gausepohl, Thomas; Pennig, Dietmar.

in: ACTA ORTHOP, Jahrgang 78, Nr. 1, 02.2007, S. 151-6.

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Koslowsky, TC, Mader, K, Gausepohl, T & Pennig, D 2007, 'Reconstruction of Mason type-III and type-IV radial head fractures with a new fixation device: 23 patients followed 1-4 years', ACTA ORTHOP, Jg. 78, Nr. 1, S. 151-6. https://doi.org/10.1080/17453670610013565

APA

Koslowsky, T. C., Mader, K., Gausepohl, T., & Pennig, D. (2007). Reconstruction of Mason type-III and type-IV radial head fractures with a new fixation device: 23 patients followed 1-4 years. ACTA ORTHOP, 78(1), 151-6. https://doi.org/10.1080/17453670610013565

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Koslowsky TC, Mader K, Gausepohl T, Pennig D. Reconstruction of Mason type-III and type-IV radial head fractures with a new fixation device: 23 patients followed 1-4 years. ACTA ORTHOP. 2007 Feb;78(1):151-6. https://doi.org/10.1080/17453670610013565

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title = "Reconstruction of Mason type-III and type-IV radial head fractures with a new fixation device: 23 patients followed 1-4 years",
abstract = "BACKGROUND: Treatment options in radial head fractures of Mason types III and IV range from open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) to radial head resection with or without prosthetic replacement.PATIENTS: In a prospective study, the radiographic and clinical outcome was evaluated in 23 patients (age median 51 years) with 23 complex radial head fractures median 2 (1-4) years after ORIF using a new fixation device (FFS; Orthofix). 14 Mason type-III fractures with 2 concomitant olecranon fractures and 1 ulnar nerve lesion, and 11 type-IV fractures with 2 olecranon fractures and 2 fractures of the coronoid process were treated. 2 patients were lost to follow-up. In 7 cases of joint instability, an elbow fixator with motion capacity was applied after ORIF of the radial head.RESULTS: No radial head resection was necessary. No secondary dislocations or nonunion occurred. The Morrey elbow score was excellent in 8 and good in 4 Mason type-III fractures and excellent in 5, good in 3, and fair in 3 Mason type-IV fractures.INTERPRETATION: Reconstruction of comminuted radial head fractures can be performed with this device and radial head resection can be avoided.",
keywords = "Adult, Aged, Elbow Joint, Female, Follow-Up Studies, Fracture Fixation, Internal, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Prospective Studies, Radius Fractures, Range of Motion, Articular, Recovery of Function, Treatment Outcome, Journal Article",
author = "Koslowsky, {Thomas C} and Konrad Mader and Thomas Gausepohl and Dietmar Pennig",
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AU - Mader, Konrad

AU - Gausepohl, Thomas

AU - Pennig, Dietmar

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N2 - BACKGROUND: Treatment options in radial head fractures of Mason types III and IV range from open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) to radial head resection with or without prosthetic replacement.PATIENTS: In a prospective study, the radiographic and clinical outcome was evaluated in 23 patients (age median 51 years) with 23 complex radial head fractures median 2 (1-4) years after ORIF using a new fixation device (FFS; Orthofix). 14 Mason type-III fractures with 2 concomitant olecranon fractures and 1 ulnar nerve lesion, and 11 type-IV fractures with 2 olecranon fractures and 2 fractures of the coronoid process were treated. 2 patients were lost to follow-up. In 7 cases of joint instability, an elbow fixator with motion capacity was applied after ORIF of the radial head.RESULTS: No radial head resection was necessary. No secondary dislocations or nonunion occurred. The Morrey elbow score was excellent in 8 and good in 4 Mason type-III fractures and excellent in 5, good in 3, and fair in 3 Mason type-IV fractures.INTERPRETATION: Reconstruction of comminuted radial head fractures can be performed with this device and radial head resection can be avoided.

AB - BACKGROUND: Treatment options in radial head fractures of Mason types III and IV range from open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) to radial head resection with or without prosthetic replacement.PATIENTS: In a prospective study, the radiographic and clinical outcome was evaluated in 23 patients (age median 51 years) with 23 complex radial head fractures median 2 (1-4) years after ORIF using a new fixation device (FFS; Orthofix). 14 Mason type-III fractures with 2 concomitant olecranon fractures and 1 ulnar nerve lesion, and 11 type-IV fractures with 2 olecranon fractures and 2 fractures of the coronoid process were treated. 2 patients were lost to follow-up. In 7 cases of joint instability, an elbow fixator with motion capacity was applied after ORIF of the radial head.RESULTS: No radial head resection was necessary. No secondary dislocations or nonunion occurred. The Morrey elbow score was excellent in 8 and good in 4 Mason type-III fractures and excellent in 5, good in 3, and fair in 3 Mason type-IV fractures.INTERPRETATION: Reconstruction of comminuted radial head fractures can be performed with this device and radial head resection can be avoided.

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