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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
Malunion following a distal forearm fracture, especially the radius, is a common complication that may treated by corrective osteotomy surgery [1,2,3]
We describe the management of a severely malunited forearm fracture previously inadequately treated via corrective osteotomy
Summary
Malunion following a distal forearm fracture, especially the radius, is a common complication that may treated by corrective osteotomy surgery [1,2,3]. We describe the management of a severely malunited forearm fracture previously inadequately treated via corrective osteotomy. In this case, a novel patient-specific plate, which fits the bone geometry and accurately was used to restore bone alignment. On initial presentation clinical and radiological (Figure 1) examination showed a pronounced deformity of the forearm with reduced pro- and supination of 0-20-70°. B) Bone Segments in Planned Position, Following Osteotomies and Removal of Drilling and Cutting Guides.
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