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Omer Yousaf1, Imran S Yousaf, Aviram M Giladi
1Curtis National Hand Center, Baltimore, MD.
Abstract:
Comminuted intra-articular phalanx fractures are complicated injuries often treated with external fixation. The ideal external fixation system should be affordable, readily available, adaptable, and easy to use. The use of dynamic external fixation has advanced the care of these injuries but can be difficult to implement. The authors present a case example of a patient with a comminuted intra-articular phalangeal fracture of the left small finger treated using a syringe as a static uniplanar fixator that was converted to a dynamic fixator during postoperative recovery.
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