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Le vie chirurgiche di accesso: il pilone tibiale

Surgical approaches: tibial pilon

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Tibial pilon fractures represent a noteworthy surgical challenge. Usually caused by high-energy injuries, they are often burdened by frequent complications, in particular concerning soft-tissue healing. The literature reports several surgical approaches, some fracture-specific, others more extensile, to allow for an easier reduction and fixation of the whole articular surface. Thus, an accurate preoperative planning and a skilled surgeon play a primary role in the management of these injuries.

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  1. A.S.S.T. Lariana, Ospedale S. Anna, San Fermo della Battaglia, CO, Italia

    V. Zottola, M. Cremona, C. Bonelli, A. Foti & O. Consonni

  2. Università degli Studi di Milano, Milano, Italia

    V. Zottola & O. Consonni

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Zottola, V., Cremona, M., Bonelli, C. et al. Le vie chirurgiche di accesso: il pilone tibiale. LO SCALPELLO 32, 101–105 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11639-018-0251-2

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