Specialized in the treatment of bone outgrowth
Bone outgrowth is a difficult problem in orthopedic treatment, and improper treatment risks amputation, posing a major threat to the patient’s quality of survival. Combining the theory of flap tissue…
Category: Tibiofibular fracture
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What Causes Peroneal Tendinopathy
The peroneus longus tendon and the peroneus shortus tendon function to externalize the foot. The belly of the muscle is located in the lateral fascial compartment of the lower leg.…
Free latissimus dorsi flap and free fibula graft for bone defects in the lower leg with skin defects
Han##, male, 20 years old, Haramundu Township, Wuchuan County, Inner Mongolia. Injured in a car accident with an open fracture of the right lower leg, infected after internal fixation with…
What should be done at the scene after a tibiofibular fracture and what tests should be done after taking the patient to hospital?
After a fracture, the injured limb should not be moved at will to avoid secondary injury to the fracture site, i.e. re-injury to the adjacent blood vessels, nerves and soft…
Heavy impact causes tibiofibular fracture, 42-year-old man nearly unable to walk
(Disclaimer: This article is for scientific use only, and the information in the following content has been processed to protect patient privacy)Abstract: The tibiofibula is anatomically superficial and is the…
Free fibula flap for calf bone defect
Patient: Zhang#, male, 20 years old, Bamun, Inner Mongolia, came to our department as an emergency with a lower leg car accident injury. Look at the process of bone replacement:…
How long is the recovery period for tibiofibular fracture of the lower leg
The recovery time of the lower leg tibiofibular fracture is as follows: 1. Fracture of the fibula, because the tibia is a weight-bearing bone and the fibula is generally not…
What is a tibiofibular fracture?
Fractures of the tibiofibula are most common in long tubular fractures. They are mostly seen in children and young adults. They are most often the result of direct violence. If…
What are the most serious complications of tibiofibular fractures
The most serious complication of tibiofibular fracture is crush syndrome. If a tibiofibular fracture occurs, it is a closed fracture and the limb is pressed into the earth or foreign…
What happened to the slow healing of the tibiofibular fracture?
There are many reasons for the slow healing of tibiofibular fractures, the more common ones clinically are the following: First, the fracture of the middle and lower 1/3 of the…