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1. Dealing with soft tissue compromised in tibial plateau fractures by using a hybrid external fixation.

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Hadinoto SA, Sumarwoto T, Sibarani T, Anwar IB, and Saddalqous

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Introduction and Importance: Tibial plateau fractures are often accompanied by soft tissue compromise, especially in Schatzker 5 and 6, caused by high-energy trauma. In this situation, more careful consideration is needed. A rush decision will result in morbidity, bad postoperative wounds, and infections resulting in dehiscence., Case Presentation: We have three patients with the tibial plateau. In the first case, ORIF was still performed on the fracture with soft tissue compromised. The patient was found to have wound dehiscence resulting in an implant-exposed bone. In the subsequent two cases, Patients with tibial plateau Schatzker 6 fractures also showed blisters around their injured knees. We performed hybrid external fixation. Screwing fixation was performed to obtain compression. Kirschner wire 2.2 formed a raft configuration attached to the semicircular frame and uniplanar external fixation to support the tibial plateau., Clinical Discussion: A hybrid external fixation is an excellent option for treating tibia plateau fractures with compromised soft tissue. It can achieve early fracture fixation while avoiding soft tissue problems; thus, the patients can start early rehabilitation., Conclusion: A hybrid external fixation can be applied to tibial plateau fractures with soft tissue compromised without waiting for subsiding and has satisfactory clinical and radiological outcomes. The author also explains this case report's hybrid external fixation technique., Competing Interests: Conflict of interest statement All authors state that there are no financial and personal relationships with other people or organizations that could inappropriately influence (bias) for this cases report., (Copyright © 2023. Published by Elsevier Ltd.)

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2023
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2. New acetabulum bone formation after 10-years impaction bone graft and cemented acetabular cup lead to simple revision-THA with cementless acetabular cup: A case report.

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Rahmansyah N, Santoso A, Anwar IB, Sibarani TSMHS, and Mariyanto I

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Background: Secondary hip osteoarthritis with acetabular bone defect is still a challenging case in hip arthroplasty surgery. The incidence of revision total hip arthroplasty is estimated to be between 10% and 15% in 10 years. Simple revision cementless acetabular cup after a prior complex cemented-THA rarely performed., Case Presentation: A case of aseptic loosening with prosthesis dislocation after THA was reported in a 54 year-old female patient. The patient had prior surgery of THA 10 years ago due to secondary post-traumatic hip osteoarthritis with acetabular bone defect. At the first surgery, cemented acetabular cup with acetabular bone grafting was performed to fill the defect. A complete new acetabulum bone formation was encountered at 10 years after the surgery which lead to simple revision THA with primary cementless acetabular cup. Excellent functional outcome was also reported at the final follow-up after revision THA., Conclusion: This case showed that the potential of bone healing of the acetabulum cannot be underestimated. Therefore, it is suggested to always put an adequate bone graft to manage acetabular bone defect in THA surgery and a new acetabulum bone formation can be expected., (Copyright © 2022 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.. All rights reserved.)

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2022
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3. Both medial and lateral bucket-handle meniscus tears associated with chronic ACL injury: A rare presentation of triple-PCL sign.

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Santoso A, Poetera CY, Marindratama H, Anugrah JY, Anwar IB, and Sibarani TSMHS

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Background: Several types of meniscal tear could be presented in both acute and chronic anterior cruciate ligament injury. The incidence of bucket-handle meniscus tears can be up to 30% of the overall meniscus tears cases. The case of both compartment (medial and lateral) bucket-handle meniscus is rarely occurred., Case: A case of both medial and lateral bucket-handle meniscus tears was reported in a male of 21 years old. The patient also had a chronic anterior cruciate ligament injury. The magnetic resonance imaging also showed a rare presentation of the triple-PCL sign with the sagittal view. Arthroscopic surgery with a meniscus repair and anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction was performed on the patient., Conclusions: Several specific imaging signs including triple-PCL sign could be presented in a rare case of both medial and lateral bucket-handle meniscus tears. Recognition of this sign is important to have accurate preoperative diagnosis and proper treatment plan., (Copyright © 2021 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.. All rights reserved.)

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2021
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