Minimization of surgical trauma in the surgical treatment of combined and multiple near- and intra-part injuries

Kallaev N., Ataev A., Maqaramov A., Mirsoev N., Ogurliev A.

the work is based on the study of the results of treatment of 310 patients with combined and multiple near- and intra-partal fractures. We have performed a comparative analysis of two groups of patients. In the first (control) group, operational manuals were carried out using traditional submersible retainers and external fixation devices for fractures of long bones and pelvic bones. In the second group, after the stabilization of the general condition of patients, an open or closed reposition of near- and intra-insert fractures under the control of EOP and osteosynthesis was carried out with the help of an external fixation device developed by us with a dynamic compression device. Analysis of anatomical-functional results in the period 5 to 7 years after surgery showed a reliable increase of 19.4% of positive outcomes in the second main group.

Keywords:treatment, osteosynthesis, near- and intraarticular fractures.