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1) Closed reduction:<br />

- longitudinal traction<br />

- palmar flexion<br />

- ulnar inclination<br />

METHODS<br />

2) Direct nailing (ORIF):<br />

- lowering consolidation time<br />

and immobilization time (6-8w)<br />

- for radial styloid, posteromedial fragments<br />

and stbilizing the radio-ulna joint (pronosupination)<br />

METHODS<br />

3) Direct osteosynthesis (internal fixation):<br />

- includes special plates and screws<br />

- Anterior / posterior approach (if palmar large<br />

bone loss)<br />

- Can include bone graft (Radius, Iliac crest)<br />

to stabilize fragments<br />

4) External fixation:<br />

- nesscitates preliminar closed reduction<br />

- ligamentotaxis<br />

- duration of 3-8w; if consolidates enough- remove & cast 2w<br />

afterwards mobile cast<br />

- technique: reduction under Rx vision<br />

longitudinal traction -> neutralize articulation<br />

palmar flexion?<br />

mild extension (8º)<br />

Stable fractures<br />

No displacement<br />

CI to surgery<br />

Unstable<br />

Few large<br />

fragments<br />

Unstable<br />

Multiple fragments<br />

Melone V<br />

Unstable<br />

Multiple fragments

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