ESF Flashcards

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ESF - safe corridors in the humerus?

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ESF - safe corridors in the radius?

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ESF - safe corridors in the femur?

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ESF - how can we increase the strength if ESF in the femur?

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Centrally threaded pin thru femoral condyle
IM pin
Connect medial side to lateral with pin (pictured)

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ESF - safe corridors in the Tibia?

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ESF - how can we increase the strength of ESF in the tibia?

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  • a centrally threaded pin can be placed through the distal tibia as a safe corridor
  • proximal threaded pin in tibia can give SIGNIFICANT morbidity -> cranial pin better
  • IM pin
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