Аугментация костных дефектов дистального отдела большеберцовой кости синтетическим b-трикальций фосфатом и ксенопластическим материалом «Остеоматрикс» при хирургическом лечении внутрисуставных импрессионных переломов С.М. Кутепов, Е.А. Волокитина, М.В. Гилев, Ю.В. Антониади, Е.В. Помогаева ФГБОУ ВО «Уральский государственный медицинский университет» Минздрава РФ, г. Екатеринбург Augmentation of distal tibial defects with synthetic b-tricalcium phasphate and Osteomatrix xenoplastic material in surgical treatment of intra-articular impression fractures
Introduction The severity of intra-articular fractures of the distal tibia results from the morphological features of this segment, and therefore, bone injury is combined with trophic soft tissue disorders. Open reduction and internal fixation have a negative effect on reparative processes in the local morphological structures, and complications such as soft tissue necrosis, infection, infected and deforming osteoarthritis, or nonunion may develop. The aim was to show a clinical case of a stage-bystage treatment of an intra-articular fracture of the distal tibia using minimally invasive methods, reduction with the Ilizarov apparatus and closed intramedullary osteosynthesis with a modified ChM nail. Results and discussion The Ilizarov apparatus was used for primary reduction and stabilization of the fracture that enabled to eliminate gross displacements and to align the axis of the segment. After the edema had ceased and soft tissue condition improved, closed intramedullary osteosynthesis was implemented with a modified ChM nail. Conclusion A staged approach to manage intra-articular fractures of the distal tibia enables to avoid additional soft tissue trauma and results in good clinical outcomes. The available metal intramedullary implants for intra-articular fractures are imperfect, but their modification may improve stability and decrease the risks of postoperative complications if the number of holes for locking is increased.
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