Técnica de fixação “in situ” da epifisiólise do fêmur proximal em mesa cirúrgica convencional radiotransparente
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mesa cirúrgica radiotransparente, epifisiolise, fixação in situ, perfil “cross table” do quadrilResumo
O tratamento da epifisiólise do fêmur proximal com fixação percutânea in situ é considerado um procedimento de simples execução, entretanto as complicações inerentes às falhas de execução na técnica operatória podem comprometer ainda mais a função do quadril. Este artigo apresenta a técnica de fixação in situ para execução em mesa cirúrgica convencional radiotransparente.
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