Bicondylar with tibial tuberosity fracture. A bicondylar fracture of the elbow results from a fall on the point of the elbow and the olecranon process being driven upwards and splitting the condyles apart, resulting in considerable swelling with.
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A bicondylar fracture of the elbow results from a fall on the point of the elbow and the olecranon process being driven upwards and splitting the condyles apart, resulting in considerable swelling with. Trentz} late results after operative treatment of 59 bicondylar fractures were excellent in 38% and fair or. Bicondylar fractures of the tibia, representing the schatzker v and vi fractures represent a challenging problem.
Bicondylar with tibial tuberosity fracture.
J oral maxillofac surg 2009. This fracture pattern is relatively rare in adults. Abstract purpose bicondylar tibial plateau fractures involving four articular quadrants are severe 27. Trentz} late results after operative treatment of 59 bicondylar fractures were excellent in 38% and fair or. Intraoperative time over 3 hours. Conjoint bicondylar hoffa fracture in an adult. A bicondylar fracture of the elbow results from a fall on the point of the elbow and the olecranon process being driven upwards and splitting the condyles apart, resulting in considerable swelling with. Left bicondylar tibial plateau fracture. (obq09.166) a large posteromedial tibial plateau fracture pattern, as seen with the bicondylar tibial plateau fracture shown in figures a. Outcome measures included the rasmussen score. A supracondylar humerus fracture is a fracture of the distal humerus just above the elbow joint. The fracture is usually transverse or oblique and above the medial and lateral condyles and epicondyles. Bicondylar fractures of the tibia, representing the schatzker v and vi fractures represent a challenging problem. J oral maxillofac surg 2009. We present a case of isolated unilateral bicondylar hoffa fracture that was successfully treated with. * computed tomography and magnetic resonance. • partial articular fractures • complete articular fractures • discuss rehabilitation, complications, and outcomes • illustrate selected tibial plateau cases.
