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Adolescent Proximal Tibia Physeal Injury

Adelösanlarda Proksimal Tibia Büyüme Plağı Yaralanması

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JAREM
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196–199
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In this review, we present the treatment and complications of 2 14-year-old patients, who were admitted to our emergency service as a result of acute trauma

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Objective & Hypothesis:Proximal tibial growth plate injuries are one of the rare cases seen in adolescents.
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Key Findings & Data:Acute complications, such as arterial damage and compartment syndrome, and also chronic complications, such as genu recurvatum, can be seen in these patients.
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Abstract

Proximal tibial growth plate injuries are one of the rare cases seen in adolescents. Acute complications, such as arterial damage and compartment syndrome, and also chronic complications, such as genu recurvatum, can be seen in these patients. In this review, we present the treatment and complications of 2 14-year-old patients, who were admitted to our emergency service as a result of acute trauma

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Proksimal tibia büyüme plağı yaralanmaları ender görülen olgulardandır ve genellikle adölesan yaşlarda görülmektedir. Bu yaralanmalar sonucunda arteryel hasar, kompartman sendromu gibi akut komplikasyonlar ve genu rekurvatum gibi kronik dönem komplikasyonları görülebilmektedir. Burada akut travma sonucu acil servisimize başvuran 14 yaşlarında iki hastaya uygulanan tedaviler ve bu hastalarda görülen komplikasyonlar olgu olarak sunuldu

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CEYLAN, H., YILDIRIM, C., KORKMAZ, M., ATLIHAN, D., ÇETİNUS, M. E. (2016). Adolescent Proximal Tibia Physeal Injury. JAREM, Cilt: 6 - Sayı: 3, 196–199. https://ajindex.com/articles/202515

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