[Therapeutic results in correction of defects of height growth. Preliminary note].
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The different types of tibial plateau fractures have similar problems. Today most of them are treated surgically to obtain the adequate reduction. Ninety-three fractures of the tibial plateau have been reviewed. The clinical and X-ray examinations were performed from 7 to 13 years after surgery. Poor results with ligamentous instability and posttraumatic arthritis seem to be related to insufficient reduction of the fracture, loose fragments in the joint, axial angulation and insufficient repair of ligaments and menisci.
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The authors propose two cases of subtrochanteric nonunion (one infected) treated by Gamma nailing. Early movement and the fact that weight-bearing is allowed are particularly advantageous for functional recovery. This method is proposed as a good alternative to open osteosynthesis with bone grafting.