Treatment of Old Knee Dislocation With Open Reduction and Proximal Tibial Traction Pin: A Case Report

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Hooman Yahyazadeh Hooman Yahyazadeh; Mahmoud Jabalameli Mahmoud Jabalameli; Hassan Kassir Hassan Kassir

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Journal: Journal of Research in Orthopedic Science Year:2022 | Volume:9 | Issue:3 Page(s): 181-186

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Title

Treatment of Old Knee Dislocation With Open Reduction and Proximal Tibial Traction Pin: A Case Report

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Hooman Yahyazadeh Hooman Yahyazadeh | Mahmoud Jabalameli Mahmoud Jabalameli | Hassan Kassir Hassan Kassir | Issue Writer Certificate

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Old knee dislocation

Soft-tissue release

Traction pin

Abstract

Neglected knee dislocations are rare. There is no agreement on the best treatment for these injuries. In this report, we present a case of Old knee dislocation treated with open reduction and proximal tibial Traction pin. After open reduction and extensive Soft-tissue release, the complete reduction was not achieved. Therefore, we used a proximal tibial Traction pin to gradually obtain a complete reduction via ‎traction weight change.‎ We did no ligamentous repair. One year after the operation, the patient had an acceptable radiographic reduction and satisfactory clinical outcomes. We recommend the proximal tibial Traction pin as a valuable alternative in the treatment of neglected ‎knee dislocation. In addition to its promising outcomes, the Traction pin is much less expensive than the already-used devices. Moreover, the introduced procedure makes the future conversion to total knee arthroplasty (TKA) more feasible, which is considered a significant concern in such ‎patients.

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