Discussion Tibial Fibula Fracture Rafael Gustillo Anderson

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Klasifikasi fraktur terbuka menurut Gustilo & Anderson

Grade I Ukuran luka <1cm kontamina si bersih Jaringan lunak Minimal Bentuk patahan Simpel/transversal/oblik

II
III A

>1cm
>10 cm

Moderate
Tinggi

Moderate
-kerusakan jaringan lunak luas, tapi masih bisa menutupi patahan tulang ketika dilakukan perbaikan -kerusakan jaringan lunak luas/hilang, sehingga tampak tulang (bone exposs) -kerusakan jaringan lunak disertai kerusakan pembuluh darah /saraf yang hebat

-kominutive moderat (transverse, short oblique)


-minimal periosteal stripping -soft tissue coverage of bone is possible

III B

>10 cm

Masif

-moderate to severe comminution -poor bone coverage -poor bone coverage -moderate to severe comminution

III C

>10cm

Masif

management
Prinsip penanganan fraktur terbuka:
Pembersihan luka Debridemen/pembuangan jaringan avital
Membuang benda asing Membuang jaringan avital

Reposisi dan stabilisasi tulang Penutupan luka Pemberian antibiotika Pencegahan tetanus

- Konservatif dan operatif

Treatment
Conservative Antibiotic Operative Plan for ORIF

Anti tetanus
Debridement Stabilization with long leg back slab

Using intramedullary nailing Using plates and screw

Conservative
A long leg cast with progressive weight bearing can be used for isolated, closed, low-energy fractures with minimal displacement and comminution. Cast with the knee in 0 to 5 degrees of flexion to allow for weight bearing with crutches as soon as tolerated by patient, with advancement to full weight bearing by the second to fourth week. After 4 to 6 weeks, the long leg cast may be exchanged for a patellabearing cast or fracture brace.

Union rates as high as 97%, although with delayed weight bearing related to delayed union or non-union.

Plates and Screws Plating is best for metaphyseal fracture that unsuitable for nailing. The disadvantages are: 1) Increase risk of infection, wound breakdown, mal-union, non-union 2) Need to expose the fracture site 3) Stripping of the soft tissue around the fracture 4) less secure fixation and delay weight bearing (usually after 6wk)

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