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S S Tkachenko

Publications and source records attributed to S S Tkachenko.

At least 127 records · Page 7Linked to original sources
PubMed1975

[Apparatus for extrafocal transosseous compression-distraction osteosynthesis].

An apparatus suggested by the author for extrafocal transosseous osteosynthesis consists of cross pins, pin holders, sectional base square frames, arms with a clamp, shafts, screwed connection and guides. The apparatus was utilized in treatment of 17 patients with closed (in 13 patients) and open (in 3 patients) fractures of crural bones. The technic of applying this device is described. According to the author's data the use of this apparatus for extrafocal transosseous osteosynthesis has enabled to gain a greater efficacy of fixation and facilitated a reposition of bone fragments, also it shortened the period of the apparatus application, its management being much easier than otherwise.

Adult↗
PubMed1975

[Experience in the treatment of open splintered diaphyseal fractures of the shin bones with a compression-distraction apparatus].

The authors present an analysis of the results of treatment for open comminuted fractures of crural bones in 51 patients, using the method of extrafocal osteosynthesis with Ilizarov, Tkachenko, Dem'yanov, Sivash and Gudushauri apparatuses. The data obtained evidence a possbility to apply compression-distraction apparatuses for this category of patients. Principal methodical errors, made while applying these devices, and also postoperative complications are analysed.

Evaluation Studies as Topic↗
PubMed1975

[Osteosynthesis with bone screws in closed oblique and screw-like fractures of the long tubular bones].

295 patients subjected to screw osteosynthesis for closed oblique and screw-shape fractures of crural, brachial and antebrachial bones were under observation. The use of screws of a cylindrical form with a somewhat conus-like head and deep slit seems to be most rational for osteosynthesis. To apply screws properly two drills should be available. One should be equal to the diameter of a screw, the other-0.5 mm less. Following screw ostenosynthesis an adequate plaster dressing is applied for 2-3 months. The results of the treatment were good in 280 patients (95%) and poor-in 15 patients (5%). The causes of failure were as follows: improper indications to screw osteosynthesis, an early cessation of immobilization of an extremity in a plaster dressing, and too early loading on the extremity.

Adolescent↗