Die Lisfranc-Arthrodese nach Fehlheilung

@article{Zwipp1999DieLN,
  title={Die Lisfranc-Arthrodese nach Fehlheilung},
  author={H. Zwipp},
  journal={Der Unfallchirurg},
  year={1999},
  volume={102},
  pages={917}
}
  • H. Zwipp
  • Published 1999
  • Medicine
  • Der Unfallchirurg
    • The causes of residual deformity with posttraumatic painful arthritis after tarsometatarsal (Lisfranc) fracture-dislocation with the need for correctional arthrodesis are in our experience (22 cases over 5 years) overseen injuries in one third, closed reduction and immobilisation or inadequate fixation technique with K-wires in another two thirds of cases. Foot malalignment and residual instability is assessed with weight-bearing radiographs of both feet, adduction/abduction stress films and CT… CONTINUE READING
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