Fig. 1
Photograph showing the initial presentation of a high-energy open fracture in an 11-year-old male patient.
| JBJSBR
Figure
High-energy open tibial fractures in children
Related content
Related content
The Bone & Joint Journal / Foot & Ankle
-
Non-weight-bearing radiograph of a 53-year-old woman
after proximal chevron osteotomy. Two points were placed at the mos...
Fig. 1
-
Non-weight-bearing radiograph of a 60-year-old woman
after distal chevron osteotomy. A line (AB) was drawn connecting
th...
Fig. 2
-
Graph showing the change in the mean
hallux valgus angle over time in the two groups (D-/PCO, distal/proximal chevron
os...
Fig. 3
-
Graph showing the change in the intermetatarsal
angle over time in the both groups. There was a statistically significan...
Fig. 4
-
Graph showing the change in the medial
sesamoid position over time in the distal (DCO) and proximal chevron osteotomy
(P...
Fig. 5
-
Graph showing the change in the hallux
valgus angle according to the performance of the proximal phalangeal osteotomy.
T...
Fig. 6
-
CONSORT diagram showing the progress
of the patients at each stage of the study.
Fig. 1
-
Plot of the mean Victorian Institute
of Sport Assessment – Achilles (VISA-A) score for each group at
each time point. ...
Fig. 2
-
Plot of the mean tendon thickness in
both groups at each time point in the transverse and longitudinal
planes. There was...
Fig. 3