Major Fractures of the Pilon, the Talus, and the Calcaneus 1993
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The Results of Operative Treatment of Displaced Intra-articular Calcaneal Fractures Using a CT Scan Classification

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“…All patients were evaluated prospectively with respect to activity level, pain, functional deficit, radiographic evidence of posttraumatic arthrosis and/or AVN, clinical presentation of the foot deformity and neurovascular deficit. We used the AOFAS ankle/hindfoot scale (Kitaoka et al 1994) and the Maryland Foot Score (Sanders et al 1992) to determine hindfoot function.…”
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“…All patients were evaluated prospectively with respect to activity level, pain, functional deficit, radiographic evidence of posttraumatic arthrosis and/or AVN, clinical presentation of the foot deformity and neurovascular deficit. We used the AOFAS ankle/hindfoot scale (Kitaoka et al 1994) and the Maryland Foot Score (Sanders et al 1992) to determine hindfoot function.…”
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“…Functional results were evaluated with the ankle/hindfoot scale of the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle society (AOFAS, Kitaoka et al 1994) and the Maryland Foot Score (Sanders et al 1992). …”
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“…3C) is controversial as it is bone loss dependent and usually unnecessary. [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] Correction of the compression and varus deformity of the calcaneal body is done by a 6.5 mm threaded pin that is inserted in the posterior inferior calcaneal body.…”
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“…Uma importante modificação na via lateral é descrita por Benirschk e Sangeorzan (22) , realizando um prolongamento proximal vertical, tornando a via em formato de "L" e ampliando assim seu campo visual. Sanders et al (23) , Crosby e Fitzgibbons (24) , Loucks e Buckley (25) , Harvey et al (26) relataram suas experiências com essa via e, com exceção dos últimos, que tiveram 8,2% de necrose de pele, os outros autores referiram taxas de complicações semelhantes às dos que utilizaram outras vias (27) . Wiley et al (27) relataram uma modificação no acesso lateral descrita como incisão em "sorriso" para melhor exposição do seio do tarso, processo anterior e calcaneocuboide utilizando como parâmetros superficiais: o ápice posterossuperior do calcâneo, anterior ao limite lateral do tendão de Aquiles; borda inferior do calcâneo inferior ao término da fíbula; processo anterior do calcâneo na articulação calcaneo cu boide.…”
Section: Tabela 4 -Comparação Entre As Médias Dos Valores Máximos Dosunclassified