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Distal Radius Open Reduction and Internal Fixation
Table of Contents
- 1. Surgical Approach
- 2. Incision
- 3. Dissection to FCR Tendon Sheath
- 4. Open and Release FCR Tendon Sheath
- 5. Access to Deep Volar Compartment
- 6. Radius Exposure
- 7. Elevation and Reflection of Pronator Quadratus to Expose Fracture Site
- 8. Brachioradialis Tendon Release
- 9. Assess Alignment Under Fluoroscopy
- 10. Fracture Mobilization
- 11. Provisional Reduction Under Fluoroscopy
- 12. Placement of Variable Angle Volar Plate and Confirmation of Fit and Position
- 13. Proximal-First Reduction and Fixation
- 14. Closure
- 15. Dressings
1. Surgical Approach
2. Incision
3. Dissection to FCR Tendon Sheath
4. Open and Release FCR Tendon Sheath
5. Access to Deep Volar Compartment
6. Radius Exposure
7. Elevation and Reflection of Pronator Quadratus to Expose Fracture Site
8. Brachioradialis Tendon Release
9. Assess Alignment Under Fluoroscopy
10. Fracture Mobilization
11. Provisional Reduction Under Fluoroscopy
12. Placement of Variable Angle Volar Plate and Confirmation of Fit and Position
13. Proximal-First Reduction and Fixation
- Apply Proximal Plate
- Reduce Fracture and Hold with K-Wires
- Apply Distal Plate
- Assessment Under Fluoroscopy