Fibular Neck Osteotomy Approach in Treatment of Posterolateral Tibial Plateau Fractures: A Retrospective Case Series

05 November 2020 : Clinical Research

Lang Chen^1ABC, Yuan Xiong^1ABD, Chenchen Yan^1CD, Wu Zhou^1EF, Ze Lin^1DF, Zexi He^1C, Bobin Mi^1FG, Guohui Liu^1AFG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.927370

Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e927370

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Table 1 General characteristics of the included patients.

Patient	Age (y)	Gender	Injury mechanism	Schatzker Classification	The number of involved columns	Follow-up (m)	Operative duration (min)	ASA scores
1	52	Male	Fall	V	L+M+P	20	142	PS2
2	41	Male	Traffic accident	II	L+P	24	127	PS1
3	38	Female	Fall	V	L+M+P	18	153	PS1
4	43	Female	Fall	V	L+P	26	130	PS1
5	27	Female	Traffic accident	I	L+P	15	116	PS1
6	32	Male	Fall	V	L+M+P	18	132	PS1
7	45	Female	Traffic accident	V	L+M+P	22	150	PS2
8	36	Female	Fall	II	L+M+P	25	120	PS1
9	40	Male	Fall	II	L+P	16	125	PS2
10	39	Male	Traffic acciden	V	L+M+P	17	145	PS1
11	44	Male	Traffic acciden	II	L+P	13	124	PS2
12	47	Female	Traffic acciden	V	L+M+P	18	156	PS2
13	53	Male	Fall	V	L+M+P	20	167	PS2
14	32	Female	Traffic acciden	II	L+M+P	28	120	PS1
15	60	Male	Traffic acciden	II	L+P	22	105	PS2
16	28	Male	Fall	V	L+M+P	14	138	PS1
17	35	Female	Fall	I	P	25	98	PS2
18	42	Male	Fall	V	L+M+P	16	140	PS2
19	36	Male	Fall	II	L+M+P	13	115	PS1
20	54	Male	Traffic acciden	II	L+P	23	100	PS2
21	67	Female	Fall	I	P	18	86	PS2
ASA scores – American Society of Anesthesiologists scores; y – years; m – months; min – minutes; M – medial; L – lateral; P – posterior.

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