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Gelenkübergreifender Fixateur externe zur temporären Stabilisierung komplexer Frakturen des Kniegelenks. / Cramer, C; Frosch, K-H.

In: OPER ORTHOP TRAUMATO, Vol. 32, No. 5, 10.2020, p. 410-420.

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Cramer, C & Frosch, K-H 2020, 'Gelenkübergreifender Fixateur externe zur temporären Stabilisierung komplexer Frakturen des Kniegelenks', OPER ORTHOP TRAUMATO, vol. 32, no. 5, pp. 410-420. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00064-020-00674-8

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Cramer, C., & Frosch, K-H. (2020). Gelenkübergreifender Fixateur externe zur temporären Stabilisierung komplexer Frakturen des Kniegelenks. OPER ORTHOP TRAUMATO, 32(5), 410-420. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00064-020-00674-8

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Cramer C, Frosch K-H. Gelenkübergreifender Fixateur externe zur temporären Stabilisierung komplexer Frakturen des Kniegelenks. OPER ORTHOP TRAUMATO. 2020 Oct;32(5):410-420. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00064-020-00674-8

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title = "Gelenk{\"u}bergreifender Fixateur externe zur tempor{\"a}ren Stabilisierung komplexer Frakturen des Kniegelenks",
abstract = "OBJECTIVE: Temporary stabilization of the knee joint in order to minimize soft tissue strain until definitive surgery is possible.INDICATIONS: Bicondylar distal femoral and tibial plateau fractures, additional vascular injury, open fractures (second or third degree), severe soft tissue damage, unicondylar fracture with contralateral ligament tear, (open) knee dislocation, polytrauma.CONTRAINDICATIONS: Unsafe pin placement, severe osteoporosis.SURGICAL TECHNIQUE: Two femoral and tibial pins are connected by two rods and are spanned over the knee with two additional longitudinal rods via a tube-to-tube clamp. Alternatively, this can be facilitated by a direct connection of two rods in case of anteriorly placed femoral pins. A reasonable distance should be kept to open wounds, the fracture, and later operative approaches. The knee is fixed in 5-15° of flexion.POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT: Definitive treatment depending on patient well-being and amenable soft tissue.",
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N2 - OBJECTIVE: Temporary stabilization of the knee joint in order to minimize soft tissue strain until definitive surgery is possible.INDICATIONS: Bicondylar distal femoral and tibial plateau fractures, additional vascular injury, open fractures (second or third degree), severe soft tissue damage, unicondylar fracture with contralateral ligament tear, (open) knee dislocation, polytrauma.CONTRAINDICATIONS: Unsafe pin placement, severe osteoporosis.SURGICAL TECHNIQUE: Two femoral and tibial pins are connected by two rods and are spanned over the knee with two additional longitudinal rods via a tube-to-tube clamp. Alternatively, this can be facilitated by a direct connection of two rods in case of anteriorly placed femoral pins. A reasonable distance should be kept to open wounds, the fracture, and later operative approaches. The knee is fixed in 5-15° of flexion.POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT: Definitive treatment depending on patient well-being and amenable soft tissue.

AB - OBJECTIVE: Temporary stabilization of the knee joint in order to minimize soft tissue strain until definitive surgery is possible.INDICATIONS: Bicondylar distal femoral and tibial plateau fractures, additional vascular injury, open fractures (second or third degree), severe soft tissue damage, unicondylar fracture with contralateral ligament tear, (open) knee dislocation, polytrauma.CONTRAINDICATIONS: Unsafe pin placement, severe osteoporosis.SURGICAL TECHNIQUE: Two femoral and tibial pins are connected by two rods and are spanned over the knee with two additional longitudinal rods via a tube-to-tube clamp. Alternatively, this can be facilitated by a direct connection of two rods in case of anteriorly placed femoral pins. A reasonable distance should be kept to open wounds, the fracture, and later operative approaches. The knee is fixed in 5-15° of flexion.POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT: Definitive treatment depending on patient well-being and amenable soft tissue.

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