Abordaje anterolateral extendido y fijación con placa rim en fragmentos posterolaterales en fracturas de platillo tibial

Resumen

Los fragmentos posterolaterales (FPLs) en fracturas de platillo tibial son frecuentes, pero difíciles de reducir y estabilizar. Actualmente existe controversia sobre cómo deben ser abordados; si bien un abordaje anterolateral es más seguro, este puede ser insuficiente para lograr una correcta reducción. Los abordajes posterolaterales y posteriores ofrecen una visión directa y permiten una fijación con ventaja biomecánica; sin embargo, son más demandantes y exponen al paciente a una mayor morbilidad. A continuación, se presenta una nota técnica sobre la reducción y fijación de FPLs con una placa rim por medio de un abordaje anterolateral extendido a través del espacio paraligamento colateral lateral.

Palabras claves

abordaje - fractura - fragmento posterolateral - placa rim - platillo tibial

Publikationsverlauf

Eingereicht: 21. Juli 2020

Angenommen: 21. Januar 2021

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
02. Juni 2021

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