Titlebook: Distal Radius Fractures; A Clinical Casebook Jeffrey N. Lawton Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 CRPP.DRUJ.Dista

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-27489-8CRPP; DRUJ; Distal radial ulnar joint; Distal radius fracture; Dorsal/ulnar plating; EPL rupture; Fragment

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The Culture of the Stalin Periodolar approach only. However, some fractures require supplemental fixation to adequately stabilize and prevent escape of the dorsal-ulnar fragment, and with it, subluxation of the carpus. Additionally, some fractures require more support of the articular surface than a volar plate can provide on its

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Presuppositions of Socialist Realism/styloid fragment can prove difficult to capture with a standard volar locking plate, as the primary or secondary fracture lines would be parallel to the distal screws of most volar plates. In these situations consideration should be given for the addition of radial styloid plate. Additionally, a ra

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Culture-Bound or Construct-Bound?ic fracture fixation was developed to address complex distal radius fractures that were previously challenging to treat with single-plate fixation. Fragment-specific fixation aims to address all fracture fragments independently with small plates, pins, or wire-forms to anatomically reduce the fractu

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Ronald C. Simons,Charles C. Hughesthe common approach of using a volar locking plate. Not only can these injuries be subtle and easy to miss but they can also be very challenging to treat due to their location and the small size of the fragment(s). Yet, they are critical for the stability of the radiocarpal and distal radioulnar joi

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Sorting the Culture-Bound Syndromes with scaphoid fractures, radiocarpal dislocations, or other carpal injuries. When evaluating radial styloid fractures, it is essential to rule out concomitant injuries as the sequelae of missing the associated injuries and failing to treat them may result in degenerative arthritis of the wrist and