Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery · 2016
Treatment of physeal fractures of the distal radius by volar intrafocal Kapandji method: surgical technique.
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Rubin Guy, Orbach Hagay, Chezar Avi, Rozen Nimrod
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BACKGROUND: Distal radial physeal fractures with volar displacement are rare. Several methods of operative treatment include volar plate without inserting distal screws, percutaneous technique using two anterior skin incisions and reversed Kapandji technique with pins introduced through a posterior approach and locked at the anterior cortex of the fracture.
METHODS: We report three cases along with a literature review of the surgical techniques described in the past and a novel surgical technique for this uncommon fracture termed "Volar Kapandji".
RESULTS: All patients had anatomic reduction at the last follow-up radiography, and all patients had a full range of motion and VAS 0 at the last follow-up. No complications were recorded.
CONCLUSIONS: This case study presents the minimally invasive option for treating rare cases of physeal distal radius fractures with volar displacement.
LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: V.
METHODS: We report three cases along with a literature review of the surgical techniques described in the past and a novel surgical technique for this uncommon fracture termed "Volar Kapandji".
RESULTS: All patients had anatomic reduction at the last follow-up radiography, and all patients had a full range of motion and VAS 0 at the last follow-up. No complications were recorded.
CONCLUSIONS: This case study presents the minimally invasive option for treating rare cases of physeal distal radius fractures with volar displacement.
LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: V.