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Luxación pura de tobillo.
Pure dislocation of the ankle.
F.E. NAVARRETE FAUBEL. HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO "LA FE". VALENCIA
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17/11/2008
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17/11/2008
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17/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
This paper reports on a 32-year-old patient with closed luxation of the ankle. Management consisted
of inmediate reduction and inmovilization in a short leg cast. A week later we applied a cat boot that we removed
at the fifth week and, 2 months later, mobility and load were complete. Effort activities could be made at the 3.5
months. Closed luxations can be treated orthopedicaly with immobilization during 5-6 weeks. The load can begin
progressively at the sixth week. These luxations have good functional results and a low rate of complications.
of inmediate reduction and inmovilization in a short leg cast. A week later we applied a cat boot that we removed
at the fifth week and, 2 months later, mobility and load were complete. Effort activities could be made at the 3.5
months. Closed luxations can be treated orthopedicaly with immobilization during 5-6 weeks. The load can begin
progressively at the sixth week. These luxations have good functional results and a low rate of complications.
Palabras clave (ES):
Aislada
Tibioastragalina
Tobillo
Luxación
Pura
Resumen (EN)
This paper reports on a 32-year-old patient with closed luxation of the ankle. Management consisted
of inmediate reduction and inmovilization in a short leg cast. A week later we applied a cat boot that we removed
at the fifth week and, 2 months later, mobility and load were complete. Effort activities could be made at the 3.5
months. Closed luxations can be treated orthopedicaly with immobilization during 5-6 weeks. The load can begin
progressively at the sixth week. These luxations have good functional results and a low rate of complications.
of inmediate reduction and inmovilization in a short leg cast. A week later we applied a cat boot that we removed
at the fifth week and, 2 months later, mobility and load were complete. Effort activities could be made at the 3.5
months. Closed luxations can be treated orthopedicaly with immobilization during 5-6 weeks. The load can begin
progressively at the sixth week. These luxations have good functional results and a low rate of complications.
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