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  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments. Les Fractures de la rotule sont relativement rares représentant approximativement 1 % de toutes les lesions du squelette. La localisation antérieure sous-cutanée de la rotule la rend vulnérable aux traumatismes ; les Fractures résultent soit d’un choc direct, soit d’un mécanisme indirect. Les meilleurs résultats sont obtenus après réduction anatomique et fixation stable permettant la mobilisation précoce. Le vissage et le principe du hauban, seul ou associé, sont le plus souvent recommandés et utilisés pour l’ostéosynthèse. La méthode de traitement choisie dépend de facteurs tels que le patient (âge — qualité osseuse - niveau d’activité et compliance) ainsi que du type de la Fracture. Il y a lieu de porter attention aux détails de la technique et à l’indispensable programme de rééducation postopératoire pour minimiser les complications.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal Of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments.

P. Nikiforidis - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments. Les Fractures de la rotule sont relativement rares représentant approximativement 1 % de toutes les lesions du squelette. La localisation antérieure sous-cutanée de la rotule la rend vulnérable aux traumatismes ; les Fractures résultent soit d’un choc direct, soit d’un mécanisme indirect. Les meilleurs résultats sont obtenus après réduction anatomique et fixation stable permettant la mobilisation précoce. Le vissage et le principe du hauban, seul ou associé, sont le plus souvent recommandés et utilisés pour l’ostéosynthèse. La méthode de traitement choisie dépend de facteurs tels que le patient (âge — qualité osseuse - niveau d’activité et compliance) ainsi que du type de la Fracture. Il y a lieu de porter attention aux détails de la technique et à l’indispensable programme de rééducation postopératoire pour minimiser les complications.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal Of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments.

George C. Babis - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments. Les Fractures de la rotule sont relativement rares représentant approximativement 1 % de toutes les lesions du squelette. La localisation antérieure sous-cutanée de la rotule la rend vulnérable aux traumatismes ; les Fractures résultent soit d’un choc direct, soit d’un mécanisme indirect. Les meilleurs résultats sont obtenus après réduction anatomique et fixation stable permettant la mobilisation précoce. Le vissage et le principe du hauban, seul ou associé, sont le plus souvent recommandés et utilisés pour l’ostéosynthèse. La méthode de traitement choisie dépend de facteurs tels que le patient (âge — qualité osseuse - niveau d’activité et compliance) ainsi que du type de la Fracture. Il y a lieu de porter attention aux détails de la technique et à l’indispensable programme de rééducation postopératoire pour minimiser les complications.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal Of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments.

J. Tsarouchas - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments. Les Fractures de la rotule sont relativement rares représentant approximativement 1 % de toutes les lesions du squelette. La localisation antérieure sous-cutanée de la rotule la rend vulnérable aux traumatismes ; les Fractures résultent soit d’un choc direct, soit d’un mécanisme indirect. Les meilleurs résultats sont obtenus après réduction anatomique et fixation stable permettant la mobilisation précoce. Le vissage et le principe du hauban, seul ou associé, sont le plus souvent recommandés et utilisés pour l’ostéosynthèse. La méthode de traitement choisie dépend de facteurs tels que le patient (âge — qualité osseuse - niveau d’activité et compliance) ainsi que du type de la Fracture. Il y a lieu de porter attention aux détails de la technique et à l’indispensable programme de rééducation postopératoire pour minimiser les complications.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal Of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments.

G. Koudis - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments. Les Fractures de la rotule sont relativement rares représentant approximativement 1 % de toutes les lesions du squelette. La localisation antérieure sous-cutanée de la rotule la rend vulnérable aux traumatismes ; les Fractures résultent soit d’un choc direct, soit d’un mécanisme indirect. Les meilleurs résultats sont obtenus après réduction anatomique et fixation stable permettant la mobilisation précoce. Le vissage et le principe du hauban, seul ou associé, sont le plus souvent recommandés et utilisés pour l’ostéosynthèse. La méthode de traitement choisie dépend de facteurs tels que le patient (âge — qualité osseuse - niveau d’activité et compliance) ainsi que du type de la Fracture. Il y a lieu de porter attention aux détails de la technique et à l’indispensable programme de rééducation postopératoire pour minimiser les complications.

  • Patellar Fractures: contemporary approach to operative treatment, using different types of the tension band principles
    European Journal Of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology, 1999
    Co-Authors: P. Nikiforidis, George C. Babis, J. Tsarouchas, G. Koudis, Dimitrios S. Korres
    Abstract:

    Patellar Fractures are relatively common accounting to approximately 1% of all skeletal injuries. The subcutaneous anterior location of the patella makes it prone to injury, and Fractures may occur as a result of direct or indirect trauma. Traffic accidents and falls are the most common causes. Patellar Fractures are a diverse group of injuries, and Fracture types vary considerably. The method of treatment is chosen on the basis of patients factors {age, bone quality, activity level and compliance} and Fracture type. The surgical goals are anatomic reduction of the articular surface and stable fixation. Contemporary methods of treatment include screws, the tension band and a combination of the two. Frequently these injuries associated with concomitants injuries as Fracture of the Femur, Subtrochanteric Fracture, traumatic dislocation of the hip and lesions of the knee ligaments.