Titlebook: Complex Fractures of the Limbs; Diagnosis and Manage E. Carlos Rodríguez-Merchán,Juan Carlos Rubio-Suár Book 2014 Springer International Pu

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Complex Fractures of the Calcaneus,ohler’s angle, which is related to a better prognosis for the lesion. The choice between a limited and an extended lateral ORIF should be taken according to the experience of the team. Subtalar fusion continues to provide an adequate result for post-traumatic osteoarthritis or very comminuted fractures.

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Soft Tissue Coverage in Complex Fractures of the Limbs,s and bone and soft tissue reconstructions with a “custom-fit” flap. Generally all of them must be done in a unique surgery. These are the most powerful tools for infection control and to get the best results.

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Skeletal Reconstruction, than 5 cm in length. The reconstructive microsurgery has had an important impact in the ability to reconstruct skeletal defects by a vascularised bone transfer. It is important to understand how to approach skeletal defects and their algorithm of reconstruction.

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Rehabilitation in Complex Fractures of the Limbs,idation and tissue repair. The most commonly used rehabilitation techniques in patients with complex fractures, which ensure the best outcomes, are postural treatment, kinesitherapy and occupational therapy.

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