Modern views on the treatment of open fractures of long tubular bones
I. I. Sokolov , I. I. Kucherenko , A. S. Sargsyan
Kazan medical journal ›› 1969, Vol. 50 ›› Issue (5) : 31 -34.
Variants and pathomorphological characteristics of open fractures of long tubular bones of peacetime are extremely diverse. In some cases, soft tissue injuries are only a small point wound caused by a bone fragment, in others, the ends of one or two bone fragments, having perforated the skin, protrude and gape in the skin wound, lying on its surface; fractures with more extensive damage to the bones and soft tissues of the limb are observed and, what should be especially emphasized, with significant contamination of tissues in the wound; finally, there are particularly severe types of open fractures, when there is extensive bone crushing, deep irreversible destruction of soft tissues, and sometimes complete separation of limbs.
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