[SURGICAL TECHNIQUE OF BLOCKING INTRAMEDULLARY OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF FOREARM FRACTURES].

Area of Science:

• Orthopedic Surgery
• Traumatology

Background:

• Forearm fractures present complex biomechanical challenges requiring precise fixation.
• High functional demands necessitate stable and anatomically accurate fracture repair.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the efficacy of blocking osteosynthesis in treating forearm fractures.
• To highlight the importance of surgical technique for optimal outcomes.

Main Methods:

• Application of blocking osteosynthesis for forearm fracture fixation.
• Focus on anatomical reduction and stable fixation techniques.

Main Results:

• Blocking osteosynthesis provides stable fixation and preserves forearm functionality.
• Successful implementation requires mastering surgical nuances.
• The method is advantageous for complex fractures, including nonunions and defects.

Conclusions:

• Blocking osteosynthesis is an effective method for forearm fracture treatment when performed correctly.
• Mastery of the technique maximizes benefits and minimizes complications like nonunion and instability.