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This medical PowerPoint presentation is about plateau tibial fracture, a type of fracture that occurs in the upper part of the tibia (shinbone) where it forms a plateau that helps support the knee joint. These fractures can occur as a result of high-energy trauma, such as a fall from a height or a car accident, or from low-energy trauma, such as a twisting injury during sports.

Symptoms of a plateau tibial fracture may include pain, swelling, and difficulty bearing weight on the affected leg. There may also be deformity or instability around the knee joint, and in severe cases, the skin over the fracture may be broken.

Treatment for a plateau tibial fracture typically involves immobilization of the affected leg with a cast or brace to allow the bone to heal. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to realign the bones and stabilize the fracture. Rehabilitation exercises and physical therapy may also be recommended to restore strength and range of motion to the affected leg. Recovery time can vary depending on the severity of the fracture and the type of treatment received, but it may take several months for the bone to fully heal.

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Plateau Tibial Fracture Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Epidemiology Common young male elderly females Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Location: Lateral Bicondylar Medial Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Mechanism of injury Varus load Vulgus load Axial load Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Associated condition Meniscal tear Tibial fracture Compartment syndrome Crutiate ligament Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Anatomy 1. Osteotogy - Lateral - Medial - Tibial spine 60% weight bearing medial 2. Collateral ligament Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Clinical presentation Dr. L.A Ledwaba Physical examination – inspection: Rule out an open injury Palpation Consider compartment syndrome Laxity >10 degrees equals instability
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CLASSIFICATION Dr. L.A Ledwaba SCHATZKER CLASSIFACTION HOHL AND MOORE
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Schatzker classification Type I Type II Type III Type IV Type V Type VI Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Lateral split fracture Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Spilt-depression fracture Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Pure depression fracture Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Medial plateau fracture Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Bicondylar fracture Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Metaphyseal-diaphyseal disassociation Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Hohl and Moore Type I Coronal split Type II Entire condylar fracture Type III Rim Evulsion Type IV Rim compression Type V four part fracture Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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X-ray Optional plateau view AP view Lateral view Oblique Caudal tilt Imaging Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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CT scan MRI /angiogram Comminution Depression Lipohemarthrosis Meniscal Ligament pathology Vascular injury IMAGING Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Treatment Non-operative POP Hinged knee brace Skin traction Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Non-operative Articular step <3mm Condylar split <3mm Stable knee HINGED BRACE Crutch Pwb 8-10weeks Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Operative treatment 1. Medial plateau 2. Bicondylar Stepoff 3mm 3-5mm widening Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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External Fixation Open fracture with contamination Comminution Dr. L.A Ledwaba
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Conclusion Dr. L.A Ledwaba Consult Review Records Discuss