Sentence examples for reduction and screw from inspiring English sources

Reduction and screw sizes were confirmed by image intensifier.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Intraoperative radiograph showing reduction and screw fixation of the scaphoid and capitate.

In conclusion, open reduction and screw fixation yielded excellent clinical and functional outcomes for the treatment of medial epicondyle fractures with intra-articular fragment incarceration.

In conclusion, open reduction and screw fixation proved excellent clinical and functional outcomes for the treatment of medial epicondyle fractures with intra-articular fragment incarceration.

Draping the limb free facilitates knee flexion and hip joint flexion and rotation [12], permits dissection through relatively relaxed muscles and helps reduction and screw fixation of the comminuted fragments.

In this retrospective study, we report the clinical and functional outcomes and the complications that occurred following open reduction and screw fixation of medial epicondyle fractures with intra-articular fragment incarceration.

Multiple methods of surgical treatment have been reported: fragment excision and sutures [10, 21], closed reduction and percutaneous Kirshner wires [22], open reduction and Kirshner wires [10, 23, 24, 25], open reduction and sutures [6, 9, 26], open reduction and smooth pins [9, 27], and open reduction and screws [11, 25, 28].

12 fractures were stabilized using percutaneous cannulated screws after closed reduction, while in 10 patients open reduction and internal screw fixation was necessary.

When fracture reduction and subsequent screw positioning is considered adequate, the plate is fixed definitively with the insertion of angular stable screws in the humeral head.

Percutaneous reduction and periarticular screw implantation techniques have been successfully introduced in acetabular surgery.

Intramedullary nail fixation for the femoral fracture and open reduction and cannulated screw fixation for the tibial plateau fracture had been performed at another institution.