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Volume8, Issue3

Treatment of Extra Articular Distal Third Tibia Fracture: Plating Versus Nailing

    Mohamed Mansour El Zohairy, Mahmoud Saad Ebeid,Yousuf Mohamed Khira and Sherif Mohamed El Aidy

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2021, Volume 8, Issue 3, Pages 2774-2783

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Abstract

Background: The management of the fracture of lower third tibia remains a great
challenge to the surgeon. The present study was aimed to evaluate and compare the
intraoperative and postoperative outcomes between plate fixation, and
intramedullary nail for identifying proper indications of both methods of fixation.
Patients and Method: During 2015 - 2019, 96 cases with distal tibial fractures had
been treated using either M.I.P.O technique or Expert intramedullary nailing
technique, in a prospective study conducted in Zagazig University Hospitals. 48 cases
had been treated by M.I.P.O technique and 48 cases had been treated by Expert
intramedullary nailing technique.
Results: The results suggest that M.I.P.O technique was not always the best choice for all
types of fractures of lower third tibia. Expert I.M.N, with less soft tissue disruption, good
coronal, and sagittal alignment, was considered a standard operative treatment for
diaphyseal tibial fractures. However, cases with I.M.N should follow weight-bearing
restrictions until there is obvious callus formation in order to prevent malunion, broken
distal screws, or propagation of nail into ankle joint.
Conclusion: The study suggests that both Expert I.M nailing, and M.I.P.O.
techniques were appropriate treatments of distal tibial fractures. M.I.P.O. fixation,
and Expert I.M nailing were safe, and effective treatment options for fractures of
lower third tibia, because both of them could provide similar good function
outcomes. Expert I.M nailing must have the priority for distal tibial fractures with
soft tissue injury, or fractures that occurred more than 5 cm from the tibial plafond.
M.I.P.O should have the priority for distal tibial fracture with good skin condition,
soft tissue condition, or fractures that occurred less than 5 cm from tibial plafond.
Keywords:
    distal tibial fracture Invasive Plate Osteosynthesis Expert intramedullary nail
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(2021). Treatment of Extra Articular Distal Third Tibia Fracture: Plating Versus Nailing. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 8(3), 2774-2783.
Mohamed Mansour El Zohairy, Mahmoud Saad Ebeid,Yousuf Mohamed Khira and Sherif Mohamed El Aidy. "Treatment of Extra Articular Distal Third Tibia Fracture: Plating Versus Nailing". European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 8, 3, 2021, 2774-2783.
(2021). 'Treatment of Extra Articular Distal Third Tibia Fracture: Plating Versus Nailing', European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 8(3), pp. 2774-2783.
Treatment of Extra Articular Distal Third Tibia Fracture: Plating Versus Nailing. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2021; 8(3): 2774-2783.
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