A Sociedade Brasileira de Ortopedia e Traumatologia faz 80 anos

Camanho, Gilberto Luís

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“…This method significantly reduces soft tissue complications, with functional results equivalent to those of hybrid fixation. 11 In another older study Ruedi & Allgower 32 reported 74% excellent and good results in patients followed for an average of 9 years after treatment with modern internal fixation techniques for that time. Unfortunately, leading surgeons continued to publish poor results and high complication rates after internal fixation.…”

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“…20 When there are risks that prevent surgery during this period, only debridement of the wound should be performed with some type of preliminary external fixation and wait between 6 and 10 days until the disappearance of symptoms such as swelling, blisters, precarious state of the wound and others perform the definitive surgery. 11 Paccola et al 27 analyzed nine cases of tibial pilon fracture, with a mean follow-up of 55.11 months (minimum of nine and maximum of 102). According to the classification by Ruedi & Allgower, two were type I, six type II and one type III.…”

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“…After that, the external fixator is applied, which is installed from the calcaneus to the tibial metaphysis. 11 Theoretically, the benefit of the hybrid external fixator is that it allows movement of the ankle joint, without thinking about movement of the metaphysis on the fractured side. 17. In addition to its functional results being equivalent to those derived from ORIF and traditional external fixation, good results were also found with the Ilizarov-type circular external fixator method combined with minimally invasive surgery.…”

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“…9,10 It is an infrequent fracture representing more or less 1% of lower extremity fractures and 5 to 10% of tibial fractures. 10,11 This fracture is among the most serious injuries involving the ankle joint and remains the most challenging fracture to treat and, according to the AO Group classification, is generally classified as type C. 12 The ankle joint complex is one of the most frequently injured body parts of the musculoskeletal system. 13 Orthopedic fractures in this joint can be classified as low-and high-energy trauma.…”

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Literature review of biomechanics of the ankle/ foot complex: changes in functional activities postoperatively for ankle fractures

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2023

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The ankle plays an important role in daily life under the functional point of view. It is essential to perform basic movements such as walking, running, etc. The ankle joint complex is a part of the body most frequently injured of the musculoskeletal system. Orthopedic fractures in this joint may be classified as low trauma and high energy, the latter trauma, usually found in traffic accidents and falls from great heights are the most disabling. In the general context often this type of fracture compromises neighboring joints due to misalignment of the loading axis of the involved segment, emerging pain and progressive functional disability. In this context, this study aimed to review the literature of studies that were willing to analyze the biomechanical causes of the functional outcome of fractures of the complex orthopedic foot/ankle trauma generated by high and low energy. For this, a search was made in electronic databases indexing scientific articles, using the keyword search previously created. For better understanding we divided the literature review on topics: classification of ankle fractures, surgical treatment, no surgical indications and contraindications in cases of surgery, types of surgery with open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF), external and hybrid; wounds and complications consequences: amputation, obesity, arthritis and osteoarthritis, early motion, range of motion, gait pathology. From this review study, it is necessary that other publications in the field of physical therapy related biomechanical results of ankle fractures are carried out, since most studies were found in articles reporting on the medical surgeries.

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“…Diante do exposto, o conhecimento do perfil epidemiológico dos pacientes pode auxiliar na elaboração de estratégias de prevenção, conscientização e manejo. Em contrapartida, nota-se no Brasil certa escassez de conteúdo científico atual de cunho epidemiológico referente aos principais casos ortopédicos em pacientes pediátricos 9,10 . Logo, o objetivo do estudo é reconhecer as principais intercorrências ortopédicas na infância em um centro de referência em ortopedia pediátrica no estado do Pará.…”

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Perfil das doenças ortopédicas na infância em um centro de referência em pediatria no estado do Pará

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Objetivo: descrever o perfil dos acometimentos musculoesqueléticos em crianças atendidas no ambulatório de Ortopedia Pediátrica em um hospital público de referência em atendimento materno-infantil no Estado do Pará. Método: Estudo primário, descritivo, transversal e observacional, com análise de prontuários dos pacientes atendidos no setor de ortopedia pediátrica, de Fevereiro a Novembro de 2018. Foram coletadas as variáveis: idade, sexo, residência, data do atendimento e diagnóstico. O estudo foi aprovado pelo comitê de ética sob protocolo de número 3.126.002. Resultados: Um total de 114 pacientes era do sexo masculino (52,3%), e 104 do feminino (47,7%). 146 (66,97%) pacientes eram provenientes da região metropolitana, e 72 (33,03%) de outros municípios do Estado. A idade variou entre 0 e 12 anos, com média de 3,56 anos. As alterações congênitas corresponderam a 77,07% dos casos, seguidas das adquiridas traumáticas (13,76%) e adquiridas não traumáticas (9,17%). Conclusão: Houve grande variedade de acometimentos musculoesqueléticos na população estudada. As afecções congênitas foram as mais prevalentes, devendo se atentar para sua prevenção, diagnóstico precoce e tratamento sempre que possível.

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A Sociedade Brasileira de Ortopedia e Traumatologia faz 80 anos

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Literature review of biomechanics of the ankle/ foot complex: changes in functional activities postoperatively for ankle fractures

Literature review of biomechanics of the ankle/ foot complex: changes in functional activities postoperatively for ankle fractures

Perfil das doenças ortopédicas na infância em um centro de referência em pediatria no estado do Pará

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