1.Proximal Tibia Bone Graft: An alternative Donor Source especially for Foot and Ankle Procedures
Jia TY ; Gurmeet S ; Asni A ; Ramanathan R
Malaysian Orthopaedic Journal 2015;9(1):14-17
Bone graft is essential in various orthopaedic procedures.
Among the many donor sites for harvesting autologous
bone graft, the iliac crest has been the most commonly used.
However, for foot and ankle procedures the proximal tibia
has gained popularity as an alternative donor site due to its
anatomic proximity to the primary surgical site. In this article
we evaluated the possible complications associated with
harvesting proximal tibia bone graft. Our study showed the
low incidence of morbidity in harvesting proximal tibia bone
graft, thereby providing a good alternative donor for foot
and ankle procedures.
Bone Transplantation
2.A New Favorite For Bone Regeneration: Proximal Tibia Bone Graft
Sri Arun S ; Mohamad NH ; Narhari P ; Gurmeet S ; Osman Z
Malaysian Orthopaedic Journal 2019;13(Supplement A):179-
3.Malaysian clinical practice guidelines for management of diabetic foot: A synopsis for the primary care physician
Tharumaraja Thiruselvam ; Aminudin Che Ahmad ; Wong Ping Foo ; Afiza Hanun Ahmad@Hamid ; Mohd Idham Hasan ; Mohd Yazid Bajuri ; Gurmeet Singh s/o Sewa Singh ; Vijiya Mala Valayatham ; Siti Norzalilah Abdul Majid ; Hafizan Mohd Tajri ; Masfiza Abdul Hamid ; Ainol Haniza Kherul Anuwar ; Mohd Aminuddin Mohd Yusof
Malaysian Family Physician 2021;16(1):103-113
Diabetic foot requires careful attention and coordinated management by a dedicated team. Screening, prevention, adequate assessment, and appropriate referral are crucial to prevent complications. Multimodal treatment and rehabilitation are recommended to ensure a better quality of life and reduction of amputation rate in people with diabetic foot.
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