36-206
Rodilla flotante. Revisión retrospectiva de 24 casos.
Floating knee. Rewiew of 24 cases.
RUIZ ARRANZ JS*, QUEIPO DE LLANO TEMBOURY A**, GODINO IZQUIERDO M*** *LÍNEA DE PROCESOS TRAUMATOLÓGICOS DEL HOSPITAL ALTO GUADALQUIVIR DE ANDÚJAR. **HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO VIRGEN DE LA VICTORIA DE MÁLAGA. ***HOSPITAL ALTO GUADALQUIVIR DE ANDÚJAR.
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16/09/2008
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16/09/2008
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16/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
A retrospective evaluation of 24 patients whith "floating
knee" was done. Only in 7(29%) cases this lesion was
not associated to other lesions. The results have been evaluated
according to the modified scale of Thorensen et al.
(1985). The fracture pattern was very variable. One stage surgical
treatment was carried out in 5 cases, in 7 cases definitive
treatment was applied to the tibia and provisionally to the
femur, and in 12 cases the treatment made in the emergency
was provisional for both fractures. The final results were
good in 16 cases (67%), fair in 6 (25%) and bad in 2 (8%). The
length of hospital stay decreased when definitive treatment
was made at once.
knee" was done. Only in 7(29%) cases this lesion was
not associated to other lesions. The results have been evaluated
according to the modified scale of Thorensen et al.
(1985). The fracture pattern was very variable. One stage surgical
treatment was carried out in 5 cases, in 7 cases definitive
treatment was applied to the tibia and provisionally to the
femur, and in 12 cases the treatment made in the emergency
was provisional for both fractures. The final results were
good in 16 cases (67%), fair in 6 (25%) and bad in 2 (8%). The
length of hospital stay decreased when definitive treatment
was made at once.
Palabras clave (ES):
Rodilla
Flotante
Fractura
Articular
Doble
Fémur
Tibia
Resumen (EN)
A retrospective evaluation of 24 patients whith "floating
knee" was done. Only in 7(29%) cases this lesion was
not associated to other lesions. The results have been evaluated
according to the modified scale of Thorensen et al.
(1985). The fracture pattern was very variable. One stage surgical
treatment was carried out in 5 cases, in 7 cases definitive
treatment was applied to the tibia and provisionally to the
femur, and in 12 cases the treatment made in the emergency
was provisional for both fractures. The final results were
good in 16 cases (67%), fair in 6 (25%) and bad in 2 (8%). The
length of hospital stay decreased when definitive treatment
was made at once.
knee" was done. Only in 7(29%) cases this lesion was
not associated to other lesions. The results have been evaluated
according to the modified scale of Thorensen et al.
(1985). The fracture pattern was very variable. One stage surgical
treatment was carried out in 5 cases, in 7 cases definitive
treatment was applied to the tibia and provisionally to the
femur, and in 12 cases the treatment made in the emergency
was provisional for both fractures. The final results were
good in 16 cases (67%), fair in 6 (25%) and bad in 2 (8%). The
length of hospital stay decreased when definitive treatment
was made at once.
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