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G Floareş

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[The surgical treatment of tarsometatarsal dislocations].

Based on their own experience and literature, the authors review the etiopathogenic, anatomo-clinical, diagnostic and management aspects of torso-metatarsal dislocations. The surgical treatment by open reduction or reposition-arthrodesis, as a first or secondary step, using Kirschner wire and staples, are more and more used. The early and late complications, which may aggravate the long-term functional prognosis are detailed.

Ankle↗
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[The diagnosis and treatment of patellar instabilities].

In connection with 23 different patellar instabilities, the author makes some diagnostical and treatment consideration. The patients were between 18 and 40 years old, 13 women and 10 men. From the clinical point of view there were found 2 simple instabilities, 3 external dislocations, 6 permanent dislocations, 9 relapsed dislocations and 3 of them were habitual. The results in first time were good and excellent in 90 percent. It was a single relapse and by 4 of the patients which have been in watch for five years it was found arthrosis without major functional signs.

Adolescent↗
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[The therapeutic orientation in vertical fractures of the patella].

Starting from the rareness of vertical fractures of the patella, in connection with a clinical case, the authors present this entity and the therapeutical problems in correction with this type of fracture. Interfragmentary diastasis is more than 3 mm, so the authors choose for treatment the osteosynthesis with a spongious screw placed horizontally, perpendicular on the fracture, keeping the integrity of the prepatellar fibrous planes. The authors appreciate that orthopedic treatment is reserved to the incomplete fractures or fractures without displacement.

Accidental Falls↗
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[The treatment of giant-cell tumors of the lower extremity of the radius by resection-reconstruction].

The location of the mega-cell tumours in the inferior extremity of radius is relatively frequent and it represents 10 percent from all mega-cell tumours. The aggressive tumours and the relapsed one must be cut-away. In 3 of the cases which were operated, after a large cutting of the tumour, the author used for reconstruction a grafting from the fibula-bone without vascularisation. The fixing of the focus metallic plates is highly superior to other osteosynthesis. After 3 years, now relapse was remarked. The functional results can be considered good-enough, even some of patients can not perform hard-working.

Adult↗