Avtor/Urednik		Krajnc, Alojz; Košar, Jaka
Naslov		Mesto konzervativnega zdravljenja poškodb medenice, stegnenice in kolena
Prevedeni naslov		The role of conservative management of the pelvic, femur and knee injures
Tip		članek
Vir		In: Konzervativno zdravljenje poškodb lokomotornega aparata: Goriški travmatološki dnevi; 2005 okt 7-8; Nova Gorica. Ljubljana: Medicinska fakulteta, Katedra za kirurgijo,
Leto izdaje		2005
Obseg		str. 65-82
Jezik		slo
Abstrakt		Minor pelvic rim fractures, iliac bone fractures, pubic bone fractures and sacral fractures with stable sacroiliac joint are managed conservatively. Pelvic fractures after lateral compression without significant dislocation and fractures after external rotation without significant dislocation are managed conservatively. Minimally displaced acetabular fractures, multi fragmented acetabular fractures that can not be reconstructed, and fractures outside the Matta line in elderly patients are managed conservatively. Dislocations of the hip joint are managed conservatively after reduction without associated acetabular fractures, femur neck fractures, some femur head fractures, instability of the joint and primary or secondary injury of the ischiadic nerve. Fractures of the femur head below central fovea can be managed conservatively. Stable abduction fractures of the femoral neck can be managed conservatively. Non displaced or incomplete fractures in trochanteric region and isolated greater or minor trochanter fractures can be managed conservatively. Diaphyseal femur fractures are mainly managed operatively in adults. Non displaced distal femur fractures can be managed conservatively. Non displaced or vertical fractures of the patella are managed conservatively. Conservatively managed ligamentous injuries of the knee are ruptures of the medial collateral ligament, isolated posterior cruciate ligament rupture or isolated anterior cruciate ligament rupture. Partial rupture of quadriceps muscle tendon and patellar ligament can be managed conservatively.
Deskriptorji		PELVIC BONES FEMORAL FRACTURES KNEE INJURIES ACETABULUM HIP FRACTURES HIP DISLOCATION FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES PATELLA FRACTURE FIXATION