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La fractura de tobillo en el adulto: resultados clínico-radiológicos

Authors: Maestro Fernández, Antonio; Rendueles, G.; Delbrouck, I.; Rodríguez López, L.; Murcia Mazón, Antonio;

La fractura de tobillo en el adulto: resultados clínico-radiológicos

Abstract

En el presente trabajo se presenta una revisión retrospectiva de 207 fracturas de tobillo en el adulto tratadas quirúrgicamente en el hospital de Cabueñes de Gijón, entre los años 1986 y 1993. Fueron clasificadas siguiendo los criterios AO, con un seguimiento medio de 10 meses. La valoración de los resultados se realizó utilizando criterios clínico-funcionales y radiológicos, registrándose un 79% de excelentes y buenos resultados clínicos, y un 7% de reducciones no satisfactorias, presentando estas reducciones no satisfactorias una significación estadística (p< 0,01) en las fracturas Tipo C respecto a los otros dos tipos (A y B), y encontrándose variaciones estadísticas respecto al momento en que se realiza la cirugía, con una mayor proporción de resultados excelentes en aquellas fracturas tratadas de precozmente frente a las que lo fueron de forma diferida (p< 0,001).

The present work shows a retrospective review of 207 adult ankle fractures operated on the Cabueñes's Hospital of Gijon from 1986 to 1993 with an average of follow-up of 19 months. They were classified according to AO criteria. The assessment of results was based on clinical functional and radiological criteria, recording 79% of excelent and good clinical results, and 7% of no satisfactory reductions. Cases with no satisfactory reductions showed statistical significance (p< 0.01) in the type C respect to the other two types (A y B). Then were also statistical differences with respect to the delay of surgery, with a higher rate of excelent results in the fractures treated early than the fractures treated with delay (p< 0.001)

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Medicina clínica, UNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICAS, Ciencias de la salud

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