2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-78522008000200006
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Avaliação do tratamento cirúrgico da fratura-luxação de Lisfranc

Abstract: Estudo retrospectivo de 19 casos de fratura-luxação de Lisfranc tratados cirurgicamente no período de 1995 a 2003. O tempo de acompanhamento foi de 35 meses (variando de 4 a 97 meses). O tratamento cirúrgico foi realizado no dia do trauma em 14 casos, com média de demora de 4,78 horas. Ocorreram 5 lesões expostas (36,32%) e 5 pacientes foram vítimas de politraumatismo. O mecanismo de lesão mais freqüente foi o acidente motociclístico, seguido da queda de animais e de altura. Utilizou-se a avaliação funcional p… Show more

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“…According to the literature, more than 20% of dislocated Lisfranc fractures are not diagnosed in the initial evaluation, 3 , 4 which makes suspicion and early diagnosis prerequisites for correct management of this injury. To avoid sequelae over the long term, and functional impotence of this joint, the consensus is that anatomical reduction and joint stabilization should be performed, so that the follow-up will be satisfactory and the recovery adequate.…”
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“…According to the literature, more than 20% of dislocated Lisfranc fractures are not diagnosed in the initial evaluation, 3 , 4 which makes suspicion and early diagnosis prerequisites for correct management of this injury. To avoid sequelae over the long term, and functional impotence of this joint, the consensus is that anatomical reduction and joint stabilization should be performed, so that the follow-up will be satisfactory and the recovery adequate.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Lisfranc or tarsometatarsal joint is thus named in homage to the French physician Jacques Lisfranc, who was the first to describe an amputation through this joint. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 This complex is formed by bone elements (base of the metatarsals, cuneiforms and cuboid) and ligaments that give structure and support to the transverse arch of the midfoot. Between the medial cuneiform and the second metatarsal, there is a strong oblique ligament called the Lisfranc ligament.…”
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“…Os parafusos corticais, por sua vez, requerem implantação mais elaborada, mas tem maior taxa de sucesso 11 . Radiografias simples em anteroposterior, oblíquo e de perfil são suficientes para fechar diagnóstico, e se não feitos, pode conduzir a um tratamento inapropriado 12 .…”
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