Amputation or limb-lengthening for partial or total absence of the fibula.
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Prospective evaluation of fifty-three consecutive percutaneous epiphysiodeses of the distal femur and proximal tibia and fibula.
We evaluated 53 percutaneous epiphysiodeses performed in 50 children for limb length discrepancy or angular deformity. Five were unilateral epiphysiodeses, performed to correct angular deformity. Patients were divided into two groups. Patients in group I (35) were skeletally mature at an average follow-up of 3 years 3 months. Patients in group II (15) either underwent additional procedures to correct miscellaneous deformities (13 patients) or were unavailable for final follow-up evaluation (two patients). The average follow-up for patients in group II was 3 years 2 months. Statistical analysis demonstrated no significant difference (p = 0.97) in the actual discrepancy at follow-up and the discrepancy at maturity as calculated by standard growth charts.
Adolescent↗
[Late vascular complication after fracture of tibia and fibula].
Authors present a case report of an aneurysm from Posterior Tibial artery secondary to a traffic accident with trauma on tibia and perone. First symptoms appeared four months after accident.
Adult↗
[Ossifying periostitis of the fibula disclosing SAPHO syndrome].
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Adult↗
[Experimental study of the pathogenesis of congenital fibula aplasia].
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Age Factors↗
[Experimental study of homotransplantation of the fibula by microsurgery in the beagle].
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Animals↗
Orthopedic case study: fracture of the distal tibia and fibula.
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Adult↗
[Vascularized fibula transfer for preservation of limbs. A report of 21 cases].
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Bone Neoplasms↗
[Isolated involvement of the fibula as a diagnostic finding in multiple myeloma].
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Aged↗
[A case of Binder's syndrome (dysostosis maxillo-facialis) associated with dwarfism and a fibula abnormality].
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Child↗
[A method of fixation of posterior dislocation of the head of the fibula].
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Arthrodesis↗
[Management of fractures of the distal end of the tibia on the "fibula pro tibia" principle].
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Adult↗
[Further development of the fibula-pro-tibia method in the treatment of tibial fractures and pseudarthrosis].
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Bone Plates↗
[Free transplantation of the fibula with microvascular anastomosis in the substitution of a 21 cm defect in the tibia].
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Accidents, Traffic↗
[Treatment of unstable fractures of the tibia and fibula by fixational traction with double pins and small wood splints--analysis of 60 cases].
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Fibula↗
Case for diagnosis. Desmoplastic (or central) fibroma, left proximal fibula.
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Adult↗
[Free fibula transplantation with restoration of the blood supply].
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Adult↗
[Comparison of the increase of stiffness produced during sinusoidal stretch of the long fibula muscle in the cat by the contraction of slow or fast motor units].
The increase in stiffness of cat peroneus longus muscle elicited by the contraction of homogeneous groups of motor units (slow, fast fatigue-resistant and fast fatigable) was measured during sinusoidal stretches (20-80 Hz) of small amplitude (40-100 micron). For comparable tetanic tensions, slow units increase muscle stiffness more than fast unit.
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