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Currently the surgical treatment of fractures of extraarticular distal tibia is controversial for the multiple techniques and materials of osteosynthesis, the Minimally Invasive Percutaneous Techniques (MIPO) allow us to preserve the periosteal circulation, crucial point in the natural processes of convalescence of the patient, so this technique takes relevance in our study.

To observe that this approach to fractures of the distal tibia has fewer complications and better functional result than fixation with open technique.

A longitudinal, ambispective and analytical study was conducted in the period from July 2018 to September 2019 in patients with closed fracture of the extraarticular distal tibia in patients over 18 years of age without previously diagnosed musculoskeletal comorbidities, the calculation was performed with the WinPEPI program (Programs for Epidemiologists for Windows) version 11.43 based on the study by Paul Toogooda et al (2018) with a confidence interval of 95% a minimum total of 20 patients for each group. Measures of central tendency, correlations between technique and variable were used.

Two groups of 20 patients were analyzed comparing MIPO vs conventional technique in a period of 6 months postsurgical evaluating risk of infection, wound dehiscence, radiographic bone consolidation, joint functionality and demographic data; showing positive statistical superiority for MIPO technique.

Relevant data were obtained in favor of MIPO with bone consolidation and higher functional score at six months.
Relevant data were obtained in favor of MIPO with bone consolidation and higher functional score at six months.
Loss of bone stock and anatomical alteration of the proximal femur make femoral revision surgery a complex procedure in which the choice of implant will be critical. Our goal is to assess the clinical and radiological results of complete coating Monoblock stems.

Retrospective study of 78 consecutive cases of femoral review surgery intervened by our unit.

The average follow-up was 122 months. The average score on the Harris Hip Score was 81.2 ± 11.4 points. An age of less than 65 years, a minor femoral defect according to Paprosky classification (I, II and IIIA), the existence of a single previous surgery and the non-occurrence of intra or postoperative complications, was associated with better clinical and functional outcomes (p < 0.05).Cumulative survival was 96.7% at age 10 if we consider as failure the removal of the stem by aseptic loosening and 92% if we consider withdrawal for any cause to fail.

Despite the current tendency to use modularity in femoral review surgery and given the results presented, we consider that complete coating monoblock stems provide a firm and stable fixation. However, the worst results in patients with major defects have led to other options being considered.
Despite the current tendency to use modularity in femoral review surgery and given the results presented, we consider that complete coating monoblock stems provide a firm and stable fixation. However, the worst results in patients with major defects have led to other options being considered.
Diagnosis and management of congenital and traumatic articular ailments carry an additional problem in young people. Arthroscopy has improved treatment of these injuries, which are more frequent.

To describe the experience of arthroscopic handling in pediatric patients affected with knee disease, managed at a third level hospital in Puebla, Mexico.

Descriptive, retrospective, cross sectional study performed in patients having knee disease, admitted at Unidad Médica de Alta Especialidad Hospital de Traumatología y Ortopedia Puebla, from March first, 2015 to February 28th, 2018. Lysholm and IKDC functional scales and Tegner functional satisfaction scale were applied at zero, six and twelve months. Student's t and Wilcoxon tests were used.

29 young ones of five to 17 years of age became recruited, slightly more women (62.06%). The most frequently affected limb was the left one, with 55.17%. The disorders found are discoid meniscus, harm of the anterior cruciate ligament, idiopathic inflammatory synovitis, tumor, meniscal injury, chondral damage, patellar hyperlaxity. Lysholm and IKDC registered improvement from the first semester. Tegner registered their ability to go back to previous daily occupations. On the Lysholm scale, there was improvement at six months. On the Tegner scale there was complete incorporation to their activities (previous to the presentation and surgical intervention). At six months subsequent to treatment, the IKDC evidenced improvement and recovery, and reintegration to their activities. Statistically significant differences (p 0.01) resulted, in measurements at zero, six and 12 months.

Congenital and traumatic illnesses were found, the latter ones sports related. Arthroscopic approach registered positive functional results in these children.
Congenital and traumatic illnesses were found, the latter ones sports related. Arthroscopic approach registered positive functional results in these children.
Total navigated knee replacement uses a computer-guided system, which provides immediate information on pre-cut trans-operative conditions of the knee, in relation to pelvic limb alignment.

Observational, descriptive study conducted from March 2003 to February 2019. Total bilateral knee replacement was performed at the same time surgically by a surgeon, evaluating function and pain on the WOMAC, EVA, and range of motion scores of both knees. Two groups of patients were studied the first represents presurgical and the second post-surgical. Student's t-test and 2 were applied for statistical analysis.

31 patients (62 prostheses), 83.9% of the female sex and 16.1% male, average age 67.32 years, average follow-up 6.55 years (± 3.8) were studied. T-5224 It was identified that 100% of the patients in both knees have a deviation between 0o and 2o measured in the mechanical axis. The WOMAC scale showed an average of 22.71 ± 3.34 presurgical and 4.16 ± 1.84) post-surgical, with statistically significant differences. The average analog visual scale was 9.06 ± 0.814 presurgical and 2.35 ± 1.427 post-surgical.

This technique is reliable, safe and satisfactory. Excellent clinical and radiographic results were evident regarding the positioning of prosthetic components.
This technique is reliable, safe and satisfactory. Excellent clinical and radiographic results were evident regarding the positioning of prosthetic components.
The anterior direct approach to the hip has become popular in recent years, as it favors rapid recovery and better evolution, as well as shorter hospital stay time, painkiller consumption, physical therapy requirement and thus a possible overall reduced cost. The results of the first 50 cases are reported, with this technique assisted by the use of a special traction table.

Retrospective study of 50 hip arthroplasties in 47 patients by said method and special table, between April 2018 and April 2020. Etiology, gender, affected age and side, surgical lapse, transoperative bleeding and implant size were recorded. Immediate clinical and radiographic evolution was evaluated at the start and during the first 90 days.

Sample of 18 men and 29 women. The average age was 67.7 years (range 28 to 94). Mean surgical time two hours 37 minutes, average bleeding 513 ml, clinical progress according to Harris scale excellent 42 (84%), seven good (14%) and one bad (2%), due to infection. There were two calcar fractures without the need to remove an implant, eight cases of muscle mass injury, bruising in four (8%), femorocutaneous nerve paresis in six (12%), superficial infection two cases (4%). No dislocations.

The anterior approach is a safe and reliable technique with immediate satisfactory outcomes and minor complications.
The anterior approach is a safe and reliable technique with immediate satisfactory outcomes and minor complications.
The most feared complication in hip arthroplasty after septic arthritis is septic failure. It is considered that the two-stage treatment is the accepted treatment for acute septic hip arthritis. The objective in this work is to establish a therapeutic guideline for septic arthritis in native hips, proposing a two-stage treatment for acute, and a one-stage treatment for quiescent.

Observational, descriptive, retrospective study. We analyzed all patients who underwent total primary hip replacement between June 1997 and June 2016. We selected those patients who had a diagnosis of septic arthritis of the hip prior to surgery (group 1 acute septic arthritis; group 2 quiescent septic arthritis).

Eight hips in group 1 with a follow-up of one to six years. Each patient fulfilled the antibiotic treatment between the placement of the spacer and the definitive prosthetic replacement, and, in all the cases, the remission of the infection was verified. On the other hand, 12 hips in group 2, the time between the treated infection and the prosthetic replacement varied between five and 46 years. The femoral heads sent to culture were in all cases negative.

In the last 20 years, we have obtained satisfactory results, both in the treatment of acute septic arthritis and in its sequelae, interpreting them as pathologies of the same origin but with a different treatment. Both treatments are adequate, as long as the therapeutic protocol established for each of the groups is respected.
In the last 20 years, we have obtained satisfactory results, both in the treatment of acute septic arthritis and in its sequelae, interpreting them as pathologies of the same origin but with a different treatment. Both treatments are adequate, as long as the therapeutic protocol established for each of the groups is respected.
Healthcare pressure has changed the acquisition of knowledge during residency training. The aim of this study was to analyze the clinical and research training, and level of satisfaction, during orthopedic and traumatology residency in different hospitals of the Spanish National Health Service.

An online survey was distributed between 06/25/2020 and 07/31/2020. Demographic, institution, clinical and research variables were analyzed. Satisfaction was graded in a scale from 0 to 5.

120 residents answered the survey, having a mean age of 27 years and being 58% male. Distribution of residents by year was 26 R5 (21.7%), 24 R4 (20.0%), 45 R3 (37.5%), 25 R2 (20.9%). Only 37.5% answered that they did not have any clinical activity the next day after medical guard, and 45% answered that they performed clinical activity outside of working hours. A total of 56.7% answered that their orthopedic training program did not include research training. No resident had specific time assigned to research activities. Mean satisfaction value was 2.4 points.

Clinical activity shows aspects incompatible with current legislation. Orthopedic programs need improvements with regard to research training. A significant percentage of residents are unsatisfied with their training.
Clinical activity shows aspects incompatible with current legislation. Orthopedic programs need improvements with regard to research training. A significant percentage of residents are unsatisfied with their training.
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