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Fracturas diafisarias de húmero.Enclavijamiento intramedular con agujas de Hackethal por vía epicondílea lateral
Diaphyseal fractures of the humerus. Intramedullary pinning with hackethal nails inserted through the lateral epicondyle
E. SÁNCHEZ ALEPUZ, F. BAIXAULI, F. LÓPEZ VIÑAS y R. VILAR DE LA PEÑA Servicio de COT. Hospital Universitario La Fe. Valencia.
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07/11/2008
Aceptación:
07/11/2008
Publicación:
07/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
This study was based on 58 patients with diaphyseal fractures of the humerus, treated
by Hackethal fascicular intramedullary pinning inserted at the lateral humeral epicondyle. We
analysed the indications for the operation using the modified Hackethal technique. We evaluated
the final clinical and radiological results, obtaining 85% good results and 15% poor results. The
main cause for these poor results was the appearance of no-union due to diastasis of the fracture
focus after reduction and the presence of traction and rotational forces in the postoperative inmobilization
methods.
by Hackethal fascicular intramedullary pinning inserted at the lateral humeral epicondyle. We
analysed the indications for the operation using the modified Hackethal technique. We evaluated
the final clinical and radiological results, obtaining 85% good results and 15% poor results. The
main cause for these poor results was the appearance of no-union due to diastasis of the fracture
focus after reduction and the presence of traction and rotational forces in the postoperative inmobilization
methods.
Palabras clave (ES):
Aguja
Diáfisis
Enclavado
Endomedular
Haz
Fractura
Diafisaria
HúmeroEnclavijamiento
Intramedular
Hackethal
Resumen (EN)
This study was based on 58 patients with diaphyseal fractures of the humerus, treated
by Hackethal fascicular intramedullary pinning inserted at the lateral humeral epicondyle. We
analysed the indications for the operation using the modified Hackethal technique. We evaluated
the final clinical and radiological results, obtaining 85% good results and 15% poor results. The
main cause for these poor results was the appearance of no-union due to diastasis of the fracture
focus after reduction and the presence of traction and rotational forces in the postoperative inmobilization
methods.
by Hackethal fascicular intramedullary pinning inserted at the lateral humeral epicondyle. We
analysed the indications for the operation using the modified Hackethal technique. We evaluated
the final clinical and radiological results, obtaining 85% good results and 15% poor results. The
main cause for these poor results was the appearance of no-union due to diastasis of the fracture
focus after reduction and the presence of traction and rotational forces in the postoperative inmobilization
methods.
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