Table 1.
Literature review of perisynthesic fractures of the distal radius with their main features.
| Authors Year of Publication |
Years Old | Sex | Time from Primary Implant | Type of Trauma | Site of the Fracture | Plate Condition | Ulnar Fracture | Neuro-Vascular Compromise | Treatment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| De Baere et al., 2007 |
58 | F | 3.5 months | Effort | Loss of previous reduction | Broken | No | No | Substitution of old implant with new plate |
| Yukata et al., 2009 |
82 | F | 3 months | Effort | Loss of previous reduction | Broken | No | No | Splint |
| Imade et al., 2009 |
56 | M | 7 days | Unknown | Loss of previous reduction | Broken | No | No | Substitution of old implant with new plate |
| Geurts et al., 2012 |
78 | F | 6 months | Accidental fall | Under the plate | Bent | No | Yes | Close reduction and alignment of the plate |
| Khan et al., 2012 |
30 | M | 2 months | Unknown | Loss of previous reduction | Broken | No | No | Substitution of old implant with new plate |
| Lucke-Wold et al., 2016 |
73 | F | 3 years | Trafficaccident | Under the plate | Bent | Yes | No | Substitution of old implant with new plate |
| Kanji et al., 2017 |
50 | M | 11 years | Trafficaccident | Under the plate | Bent | No | Yes | Substitution of old implant with new plate |
| Barrera-Ochoa et al., 2017 |
34 | M | 9 years | Traffic accident | Proximally to the plate | Whole | Yes | No | Substitution of old implant with a longer volar plate and a plate for the ulna |
| Stramazzo et al., 2020 |
61 | F | 4 years | Accidental fall | Proximally to the plate | Whole | Yes | No | Substitution of old implant with a longer volar plate and a plate for the ulna |