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Tratamiento de las fracturas diafisarias de húmero mediante osteosíntesis con placa
Treatment of humeral diaphyseal fractures by internal fixation with plate
J.M. ZAMORA RODRÍGUEZ, F. J. MODREGO ARANDA, B. SERAL GARCÍA, F. SERAL ÍÑIGO. SERVICIO DE TRAUMATOLOGÍA Y CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA. HOSPITAL CLÍNICO UNIVERSITARIO LOZANO BLESA DE ZARAGOZA.
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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)
Twenty-three humeral diaphyseal fractures were
treated by open reduction and internal fixation using AO plating
technique between 1991 and 1999. All but one fracture
healed at an average of 94 days. The results were evaluated
according to the criteria of Brumback. The 90 per cent of the
cases had excellent or good results. The most important postoperative
complication was transient radial-nerve palsy in
three cases. All radial nerve palsies recovered between 45
days and 108 days. Internal fixation using plating technique
give good results and provide predictable methods for achieving
fracture stabilization and ultimate healing.
treated by open reduction and internal fixation using AO plating
technique between 1991 and 1999. All but one fracture
healed at an average of 94 days. The results were evaluated
according to the criteria of Brumback. The 90 per cent of the
cases had excellent or good results. The most important postoperative
complication was transient radial-nerve palsy in
three cases. All radial nerve palsies recovered between 45
days and 108 days. Internal fixation using plating technique
give good results and provide predictable methods for achieving
fracture stabilization and ultimate healing.
Palabras clave (ES):
Tratamiento
Fractura
Diáfisis
Diafisaria
Húmero
Humeral
Placa
Osteosíntesis
Quirúrgico
Operatorio
Resumen (EN)
Twenty-three humeral diaphyseal fractures were
treated by open reduction and internal fixation using AO plating
technique between 1991 and 1999. All but one fracture
healed at an average of 94 days. The results were evaluated
according to the criteria of Brumback. The 90 per cent of the
cases had excellent or good results. The most important postoperative
complication was transient radial-nerve palsy in
three cases. All radial nerve palsies recovered between 45
days and 108 days. Internal fixation using plating technique
give good results and provide predictable methods for achieving
fracture stabilization and ultimate healing.
treated by open reduction and internal fixation using AO plating
technique between 1991 and 1999. All but one fracture
healed at an average of 94 days. The results were evaluated
according to the criteria of Brumback. The 90 per cent of the
cases had excellent or good results. The most important postoperative
complication was transient radial-nerve palsy in
three cases. All radial nerve palsies recovered between 45
days and 108 days. Internal fixation using plating technique
give good results and provide predictable methods for achieving
fracture stabilization and ultimate healing.
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