肘内翻与肘外翻.ppt

肘内翻与肘外翻;肘内翻与肘外翻;临床表现;图1;fig.1-2: At follow-up. twelve years the patient had a cubitus varus of -20 degrees.;Fig.3: Cubitus varus deformity of the left elbow 34 months after treatment by closed reduction for a supracondylar fracture.;Fig.4: Six weeks after French’s osteotomy there is good correction of the deformity. Note the periosteal reaction on the medial side of the humerus.;Fig.5: SUPRACONDYLAR OSTEOTOMY FOR CUBITUS VARUS;肘外翻;此图摘自丁香园;肘外翻;Fig.8-10: At follow-up. twenty-eight years after injury. the patient had a cuhitus valgus of + 35 degrees.;图11;表1 肘关节各角测量值;Fig. 12: The upper extremities of a woman, aged fifty-five ears, with cubitus varus of the right elbow as the result of a fracture at time age of five. There is no disturbance of function, but she has always been “sensitive” about its appearance. Fig. 13: Medial tilting of the distal fragment caused by splinting the arm against the trunk (a). This may result in cubitus varus (b).;Fig.14: Cubitus varus of time right arm, 18 degrees. Normal carryinig angle of the left arm, 15 degrees. Correction necessary, 33 degrees.;Fig. 15: Result one year afterward. Overcorrectioum about 5 degrees. Fig. 16: A postoperative roentgenogram to illustrate the placing of pins and clamp. The osteotomy is shown held open with bone grafts.