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Discussions reflect moderate curiosity and technical engagement, as seen when users describe specific surgical windows and techniques, such as 'ventral to LCL behind ITB' or 'Between Biceps and lat Gastroc.' The tone combines technical descriptions with personal opinions, illustrating familiarity but not intense advocacy or disagreement, which supports a neutral overall assessment.
The discussions indicate a mixed response, with some acknowledging familiarity and different opinions but no clear consensus supporting or opposing the publication.
The posts show moderate interest, with some participants referencing specific techniques and personal experiences, but overall engagement remains modest.
Comments include technical details about approaches and tools, showing some depth of discussion, but overall it isn't highly detailed or controversial.
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3/4 - Two window posterolateral approach to the lateral tibial plateau. One window ventral to LCL behind ITB, 2nd window between Biceps and lat Gastroc. Popliteus retracted medially, prox Soleus mobilised distally https://t.co/QnWzVro5Bl #orthotwitter #orthopedics #orthopaedics https://t.co/cfAX6T4gGE
Frosch‘s original description from 2010 (full text pdf): https://t.co/zn2gOdFG83
@brunodiogorto @davidhcmd in german (2010), pictures might get you there though: https://t.co/XvdL50FQPY extension of the approach with epicondylar osteotomy (2020) https://t.co/zn2gOdF8iv
@NitinKimmatkar Im familiar with the approach, but the view is dreadful. View into the joint (utilising the same surgical approach) is 100% better with osteotomy and (so far!) without comorbidity. this fracture isn't soooo terrible, just awkward https://t.co/YzjYkbQK6J https://t.co/QnWzVro5Bl
RT @traumaticum: 3/4 - Two window posterolateral approach to the lateral tibial plateau. One window ventral to LCL behind ITB, 2nd window b…
RT @traumaticum: 3/4 - Two window posterolateral approach to the lateral tibial plateau. One window ventral to LCL behind ITB, 2nd window b…
This video provides information on the 3D classification described by Dr. Kfuri, emphasizing modern imaging techniques such as computed tomography to improve fracture description, surgical planning, and fixation…
This video explains the main anatomical characteristics of the proximal tibia, focusing on their importance in understanding tibial plateau fractures and aiding in surgical planning, based on insights from modern…
Frosch‘s original description from 2010 (full text pdf): https://t.co/zn2gOdFG83
@brunodiogorto @davidhcmd in german (2010), pictures might get you there though: https://t.co/XvdL50FQPY extension of the approach with epicondylar osteotomy (2020) https://t.co/zn2gOdF8iv
RT @traumaticum: 3/4 - Two window posterolateral approach to the lateral tibial plateau. One window ventral to LCL behind ITB, 2nd window b…
RT @traumaticum: 3/4 - Two window posterolateral approach to the lateral tibial plateau. One window ventral to LCL behind ITB, 2nd window b…
3/4 - Two window posterolateral approach to the lateral tibial plateau. One window ventral to LCL behind ITB, 2nd window between Biceps and lat Gastroc. Popliteus retracted medially, prox Soleus mobilised distally https://t.co/QnWzVro5Bl #orthotwitter #orthopedics #orthopaedics https://t.co/cfAX6T4gGE
@NitinKimmatkar Im familiar with the approach, but the view is dreadful. View into the joint (utilising the same surgical approach) is 100% better with osteotomy and (so far!) without comorbidity. this fracture isn't soooo terrible, just awkward https://t.co/YzjYkbQK6J https://t.co/QnWzVro5Bl
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