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Case 2: Ten Year Old Male with Comminuted Distal Femoral FractureA 10 year old male sustained a Grade III open comminuted distal femoral shaft fracture in a high-speed motor vehicle collision. The fracture was treated initially with a closure of the wounds without debridement and a long-leg splint immobilization converted 1 week later to TrueLok circular external fixation due to high risk of potential infection.

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Pediatric Trauma: An Introductionever, open reduction and stabilization of the fracture with various techniques may be necessary, including K-wires, elastic nails, standard plates, or locking pediatric plates. The use of standard external fixators (that do not allow gradual correction of deformities) may be indicated in the managem

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Case 3: Comminuted Type I Open Distal Femur Fracturetment methods difficult to use. A “no touch” closed reduction of the left distal femoral fracture was performed using a Taylor Spatial Frame (TSF). This technique avoids the zone of injury and does not further devascularize any of the fracture fragments. With a stable frame, weight bearing can be st