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Tibial Plateau Frx: Loss of Reduction



- Discussion:
    - x-rays are taken at 3-4 weeks to ensure that there is no loss of reduction;
    - intact fibula in bicondylar or medial plateau frxs causes many fractures to displace into varus;
    - local compession frx tend to loss reduction most frequently;
    - most common cause of delayed union is gradual loss of frx reduction over a period of weeks because of inadequate treatment that allows 
           fracture movement or hold fragments apart;
           - malunion of > a few degrees results in enough deformity to warrant osteotomy for correction



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