2010
DOI: 10.1007/s00590-010-0719-0
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Modified minimally invasive approach for dynamic hip screw fixation

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“…However, this broad approach had adverse consequences for the patient, especially regarding blood loss and the degree of postoperative pain. 7 The change in the management of these fractures with the DHS began with a study 7 with 40 patients, in which the authors concluded that a minimally-invasive approach (MIPO) was safe, effective, reduced operative blood loss and the degree of pain, in addition to achieving reduction alignment and proper positioning of the screw, which are predictive factors of good results.…”
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“…However, this broad approach had adverse consequences for the patient, especially regarding blood loss and the degree of postoperative pain. 7 The change in the management of these fractures with the DHS began with a study 7 with 40 patients, in which the authors concluded that a minimally-invasive approach (MIPO) was safe, effective, reduced operative blood loss and the degree of pain, in addition to achieving reduction alignment and proper positioning of the screw, which are predictive factors of good results.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No entanto, essa abordagem ampla trazia consequências adversas ao paciente, principalmente com relação à perda sanguínea e ao grau de dor pós-operatória. 7 A mudança no manejo do tratamento dessas fraturas com o DHS se iniciou com um estudo 7 com 40 pacientes, em que os autores concluíram que uma abordagem minimamente invasiva (MIPO) era segura, eficaz, reduzia a perda sanguínea operatória e o grau de dor, além de conseguir o alinhamento da redução e o posicionamento adequado do parafuso, que são fatores preditivos de bons resultados.…”
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