Abstract
The experience in complex one-step treatment of306patients with ununited fractures, pseudoarthrosis and defects of long bones as sequelae of traumatic (260 patients) and gunshot (46 patients) injuries complicated by osteomyelitis was presented. Complex treatment included radical fistulosequestrnecrectomy up to vast resection with simultaneous mono-, bi- or polyfocal osteosynthesis by pin-, rod or pin-rod external fixation devices; various types of dermatoplasty (when required); stimulation osteogenesis; general and local target antibacterial therapy; adequate postoperative drainage; correction of immune status and metabolic therapy; rehabilitation. That method enabled to decrease more than twice the rate ofpostoperative recurrent of osteomyelitic process; considerably decrease the duration and improve outcomes of treatment.
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