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ОБЗОРЫ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ

REVIEWS OF LITERATURE

ВНУТРИСУСТАВНЫЕ ПЕРЕЛОМЫ ДИСТАЛЬНОГО ОТДЕЛА БОЛЬШЕБЕРЦОВОЙ КОСТИ: ЭВОЛЮЦИЯ ВЗГЛЯДОВ НА ХИРУРГИЧЕСКОЕ ЛЕЧЕНИЕ (ОБЗОР ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ)

INTRA-ARTICULAR FRACTURES OF THE DISTAL TIBIA: EVOLVING OF VIEWS ON SURGICAL TREATMENT

Сластинин

В. В.

Slastinin

V. V.

м.н.с. отделения неотложной травматологии опорно-двигательного аппарата

slastinin@gmail.com

Клюквин

И. Ю.

Klyukvin

I. Yu.

Филиппов

О. П.

Filippov

O. P.

Боголюбский

Ю. А.

Bogolyubsky

Yu. A.

НИИ скорой помощи им. Н.В. Склифосовского ДЗ г. Москвы, МоскваРоссияN.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Emergency Medicine of the Moscow Healthcare Department, MoscowRussian Federation

2015

03042016

032329

2016

Сластинин В.В., Клюквин И.Ю., Филиппов О.П., Боголюбский Ю.А.

Slastinin V.V., Klyukvin I.Y., Filippov O.P., Bogolyubsky Y.A.

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РЕЗЮМЕ. Переломы пилона являются одними из наиболее сложных для лечения повреждений. В послед нее время частота внутрисуставных переломов дистального отдела большеберцовой кости стремительно увеличивается, но бурные дискуссии по поводу оптимальных хирургических методов лечения и об оптимальном времени операции продолжаются. Целью статьи является обзор различных методов лечения переломов пилона и эволюции взглядов на лечение подобных переломов.

ABSTRACT. The pilon fractures are one of the most technically difficult injuries to treat. Recently, the frequency of distal tibia intraarticular fractures has increased rapidly, but controversial discussion of optimal surgical technique and optimal timing of surgery is ongoing. The goal of this article is to review different options available for treatment of pilon fractures and evolving of views on the treatment of such fractures.

переломы пилонапереломы дистального отдела большеберцовой костиэтапное лечение переломов пилонаистория

pilon fracturesdistal tibial fracturesstaged treatment of pilon fractureshistory

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