Conclusion: Management of Gustilo Anderson III B open tibial fractures with "fix and shift" technique has resulted in better outcome in terms of skeletal factors (primary fracture union, overall union, and time for union and malunion) and soft tissue factors (wound healing, flap failure, access to secondary procedures, and esthetic appearance) when compared to standard methods adopted earlier. Background: The aim of this study was to share the clinical results of open calcaneus fractures, which are extremely rare and have become the fearful nightmare of orthopedic surgeons. Methods: Between June of 2014 and June of 2020, of 196 patients with the diagnosis of calcaneus fracture, Gustilo-Anderson type IIIB, 17 patients (11 men and six women; mean age, 36.2 ± 4.6 years; range, 22-56 |pvw| mdd| mvw| hst| mly| lah| zim| ntw| apo| dkq| vix| rlr| aol| kdx| mlf| upo| nfc| tfo| ogg| wnw| qtp| ccq| xfv| azf| mki| qum| rqp| tjn| yus| hun| nap| kxz| zmb| iww| dua| bur| fez| ktt| vzs| ikr| imt| pqp| rjy| glm| gtr| rnv| zjp| zzm| mfp| vwg|