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Corrective Four-fold Osteotomy of The Forearm Performed with 3D-Planning and Patient-Specific Guides
2019
Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research
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Preoperative three-dimensional planning methods for the use of patient specific implants have been extensively described. In this report, we describe a corrective fourfold osteotomy nof the radius and ulna in the management of a severely deformed forearm with a limited ROM of Pro-Sup of 0-20-70° using patient-specific guides for accurate spatial positioning and fixation following pre-operative three-dimensional planning. Twenty months postoperatively the patient shows almost normal function and range of motion of.
doi:10.26717/bjstr.2019.23.003913
fatcat:6s4yukrvnnc7li6vpcdxrxcvwi