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[Posttraumatic muscular forearm hernia].

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¹Klinika urazovej chirurgie, Kosice, Slovensko. burda@netkosice.sk

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Summary

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Symptomatic muscular herniation after a forearm fracture is rare. This case report details successful treatment using an autologous fascia lata graft for this uncommon complication.

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Area of Science:

Orthopedic Surgery
Trauma Surgery

Background:

Posttraumatic muscular herniation is an infrequent complication following forearm fractures.
It can lead to significant pain and functional impairment.

Observation:

A case of symptomatic muscular herniation of the forearm is presented.
The herniation occurred as a complication of a forearm fracture.

Findings:

The patient's symptomatic muscular herniation was successfully treated with an autologous fascia lata onlay graft.
This surgical approach addressed the herniation and alleviated symptoms.

Implications:

Autologous fascia lata grafts represent a viable surgical option for managing symptomatic posttraumatic muscular herniation.
This case contributes to the limited literature on treating this rare forearm injury.