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Sasha Stine¹, Jonathan Daniel Joiner², Daniel Andersen²

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Summary

This study introduces a cost-effective technique for assessing fracture fixation during surgery. It ensures accurate restoration of anatomy, crucial for complex fractures and malunions.

Keywords:

contralateral template extremity fractures fluoroscopic template fracture care operative templating trauma

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Area of Science:

Orthopedic Surgery
Surgical Techniques
Fracture Management

Background:

Operative management of complex fractures and malunions presents challenges in restoring native anatomy.
Preoperative planning is essential but requires intraoperative assessment for critical evaluation.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a robust, reproducible, and cost-effective technique for intraoperative fracture fixation assessment.
To provide case examples of the technique's routine use in a clinical setting.

Main Methods:

Development of a novel intraoperative assessment technique for fracture fixation.
Application and evaluation of the technique in various clinical cases.
Focus on assessing the restoration of native anatomy in complex fractures.

Main Results:

The presented technique is robust, reproducible, and cost-effective.
Routine use at the institution demonstrates its practical applicability.
Facilitates critical evaluation of the surgical plan's implementation.

Conclusions:

The developed technique offers a reliable method for intraoperative fracture fixation assessment.
It aids surgeons in achieving accurate anatomical restoration, especially in challenging cases.
This approach enhances the surgical skill set by integrating planning and intraoperative evaluation.