14th IFSSH: Radius Fracture Short Papers
Vorsitzende: Maria Wilcke (Sweden), Luc van Overstraeten (Belgium), Mohssen Hakimi (Germany)872 – Measurement of the distance between a line extending along the volar aspect of the radial shaft and the lunate rotation center on lateral view X-ray of the wrist, Souichi Ohta (Japan)
446 – Percutaneous K-wires vs palmar-locking-plate fixation for distal radial fractures: a comparison of the outcomes of two methods used according to the accepted guidelines. Andrzej Zyluk (Poland)
170 – The vitamin D receptor expression in skeletal muscle of women with distal radius fracture, Kahyun Kim (South Korea (ROK))
1509 – Outcome assessment of closed distal radius fracture and ulnar styloid fracture treatment with volar plate and screw fixation, Luis Mata Ribeiro (Portugal)
1011 – Fragment-Specific Fixation versus Volar Locking Plates in non-reducible or redisplaced distal radius fractures. A long-term follow-up of a prospective and randomized study in 50 patients, Marcus Landgren (Sweden)
797 – Do post-operative radiographs change the management following internal fixation of distal radius fractures? Stefanie Wieschollek (Australia)
1576 – Distal Radius Nonunion: Subjective Hand Functional Impairment and Mid term Results after Radial Consolidation, Pablo De Carli (Argentina)
1592 – Unidirectional porous beta-tricalcium phosphate: a new bone filling substitute for treatment of distal radius fracture in the elderly population, Keiichi Muramatsu (Japan)
1004 – Volar locking plate fixation for distal radius fractures assisted by intraoperative computed tomographic navigation, Akira Kawabata (Japan)
645 – Mechanics of a smith’s fracture. -Caused by falling on the palm of the hand with wrist dorsal flexion, Yusuke Matsuura (Japan)
1824 – How can we avoid complications following ORIF of Distal Radius Fractures with a palmar locking plate? Lukas Horling (Austria)
1513 – Surgically treated Closed Distal Radius Fractures in adult working patients – Outcome analysis in occupational vs nonoccupational injuries, Luis Mata Ribeiro (Portugal)
892 – Early Outcome of AO type C2 & C3 Distal Radius Fractures Treated with Single Broad Dorsal Plate Fixation. A Case Series. Siew Khei Liew (Malaysia)
1777 – Should I stay or should I go – how safe is the routine removal of volar locking plates after healed fractures of the distal radius? Senat Krasnici (Germany)