1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0753-9053(98)80018-5
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Fractures métaphysaires du radius distal : embrochage de Kapandji ou de Py?

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“…Many authors compared the Kapandji procedure to other methods of pinning. A prospective comparative randomized study by Fikry et al demonstrated better overall objective and radiographic scores for the group of patients treated with Py procedure -an intramedullary flexible pinning -than those with Kapandji procedure; however, subjective results were comparable for both techniques [18]. The authors suggested that the Kapandji procedure is indicated for extra-articular Colles' fractures without dorsal comminution.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Many authors compared the Kapandji procedure to other methods of pinning. A prospective comparative randomized study by Fikry et al demonstrated better overall objective and radiographic scores for the group of patients treated with Py procedure -an intramedullary flexible pinning -than those with Kapandji procedure; however, subjective results were comparable for both techniques [18]. The authors suggested that the Kapandji procedure is indicated for extra-articular Colles' fractures without dorsal comminution.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kapandji advocated overcoming the pin migration problem by using partially threaded pins and "Arum" type pins [11]. Tenosynovitis and rupture of extensor tendons at the dorsum of the wrist were encountered in about 7% [14,18]; accurate technique and use of pins with end cup or "Arum" type pins were advised to avoid tendon related problems [11]. Epinette et al reported hypoesthesia of the sensory branch of the radial nerve at the wrist without neuroma in 4% [14], while Fornasieri et al reported symptomatic neuromas in 21.5% of cases [17].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Wertigkeit dieser Nachbehandlung ist ja hinlänglich bekannt [13,17]. [4,14]. Die uns bekannten Studien, die sich mit dieser Technik auseinandersetzen, stammen sämt-lich aus dem englisch-und französischsprachigen Raum.…”
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