Analysis of reparative osteogenesis at diaphysial fractures of tibia by roentgenography data
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2519-4798.2017.109211Keywords:
bones, tibia, diaphysial fractures, callus, roentgenography, reparative osteogenesis, complicationsAbstract
Aim of research. To study the features of reparative osteogenesis at diaphysial tibia fractures in patients of a young and middle age.
Material and methods. There was presented the analysis of x-ray photographs of 122 patients with diaphysial tibia fractures 18 - 60 years old (men - 54,2%, women - 45,8%) in sanitary projections at the dynamic observation from 8 months to 3 years.
Research results. It was established that the full accretion of fractures in terms up to 4 months was detected only in 28,7% of cases (35 patients), in terms up to 6 months -in 33,6% (41 patients), up to 8 months - in 16, 4% (20 patients). In 26 patients (21,3%) the accretion of diaphysial tibia fractures was forming during 1,5-2 years. Most often at fractures accretion was observed a periosteal callus (83,6%), less often – intermediary one (11,4%) and paraossale (4,9%). Complication at fractures accretion were detected in 46 (37,7%) of traumatized persons.
Conclusions. In most cases diaphysial fractures of tibia accreted longer than 4 months with complications in each third patient
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