No abstract available.
Hemarthrosis* ; Knee*

Rotatory Instability of the permitting abnormal external totation of the tibia on the femur is the result af forced abduction of the flexed knee and external rotation of the tibia. The basic lesion is a tear in the medlal capsular ligament. The authors have reported clinical study in 40 patients with medial collateral ligament injuries who were treated by operative methods in the Orthopedic Department at the Taegu Presbyterian Hospital from January 1973 to Octdber 1979. of 40 patients, pes anserinus transplantation was performed on 15 patients and direct repair on 25 patients. The results are as followings: 1. All the patients were seen with a complete rupture of the medial collateral ligament and of these 45% had rupture of the femoral attachement. 2. Exellent to good result were more often obtained in recent injuries of less than 2 weeks rather than those in older Injuries. 3. Exellent to good result were more often obtained in the groups of Pes Anserinus tranplantation than the groups of direct repair. 4. In all cases of groups of pes anserinus transplantation, permanent sensory palsy af the patellar branches of the saphenous nerve was present due to the location of the surgical incision.
Clinical Study ; Collateral Ligaments ; Daegu ; Femur ; Humans ; Knee Joint ; Knee ; Ligaments ; Orthopedics ; Paralysis ; Protestantism ; Rupture ; Tears ; Tibia

Squamous cell carcinoma in chronic osteomyelitic foci is uncommon malignant tumor although well documented. This article deals with clinical study of 9 cases of squamous cell carcinoma arising in chronic osteomyelitic foci during past 9 years from April 1962 to March 1969 at the Dept. Orthopedic Surgery, Taegu Presbyterian Hospital. The diagnosis was confirmed by clinical symptoms, history, tissue and lymph node biopsy. Brief analysis of age and sex distribution, symptoms, physical findings and clinical management were recorded and summarized as follow: 1). This tumor may occur in any age group but all reported cases were after the age of 30. 2). Only 1 outof 9 cases was female. 3). The common clinical manifestations at the time of admission were draining sinus with foul odorous discharge, fungating mass and enlargement of regional lymph node. 4). More than 80% of our series occurred in the lower extremity, tibia acouting 55.6%. 5). 6 casses had epen fracture and duration of osteomyelitis was 28 years in average. 6). Biopsy included tissues from all portions of sinuses, a fungating mass and the tissues from the marrow space in case of deep extension. 7). The choice of treatment consisted of early adequate amputation or radical resection of the focus and irradiation.
Amputation ; Biopsy ; Bone Marrow ; Carcinoma, Squamous Cell ; Clinical Study ; Daegu ; Diagnosis ; Epithelial Cells ; Female ; Humans ; Lower Extremity ; Lymph Nodes ; Odors ; Orthopedics ; Osteomyelitis ; Protestantism ; Sex Distribution ; Tibia

No abstract available in English.
Patella

Congenital Pseudarthrosis of the tibia is an uncommon condition and its exact etiology and pathogenesis remains unknown. Authors experienced two cases of congenital pseud arthrosis of the tibia.
Pseudarthrosis ; Tibia

Two cases of fibromatosis are presented. The lesion was biopsied and diagnosis was confirmed by histologic examination. Some reviews with literatures are supplemented.
Diagnosis ; Fibroma

Guyons canal syndrome is an uncommon disease characterized by ulnar nerve compression symptoms within Cuyon s canal. The symptoms vary with the level of compression, and the cause of compression may be extrinsic or intrinsic. We have had experience with a case of the syndrome that was caused by a ganglion in the canal.
Ganglion Cysts ; Ulnar Nerve Compression Syndromes

The majority of fractures of the distal humerus in adults involves the articular surface and also shows the shape of T or Y type and comminuted fracture, this type of fracture is rare in human fractures. The fracture of the distal humerus occurs more frequently in adults than children and has more complications and is more difficult to treat. There are various rnethods of treatments. The Orthopedic Surgery dept of Keimyung Univ. School of medicine has carried out the follow-up studies among 26 cases of inpatients with comminuted fractures, of the distal humerus (who have been admitted to the hospital) from the period beginning Jan, 1978 to May, 1983, and the results are as follows: 1. There were more frequently occured in male (53.8%), and mean age was 43.5 years. 2. There were no bilateral fractures and more common in right side (57.7%) 3. Traffic accidents were the most frequent cause (46.1%), followed by slipping down(38.5%), falls from height, and athletic injuries. 4. The Tyte IIl (50.0%) was most common by Riseborough and Radin classification followed by the order of type IV, type II and type I . 5. In the case of operative treatment, the duration of immobilization took a shorter period than with conservative treatment and the former showed a relatively good prognosis. 6. Better prognosis was obtained by using K-wire fixation, especially in the case of severe comminuted type IV fracture.
Accidental Falls ; Accidents, Traffic ; Adult ; Athletic Injuries ; Child ; Classification ; Follow-Up Studies ; Fractures, Comminuted ; Humans ; Humerus ; Immobilization ; Inpatients ; Male ; Orthopedics ; Prognosis

The fat embolism is a complication which occurs rarely in cases of long bone of lower extremity and pelvic bone fractures or after severe injury of soft tissue, and may result in an embolism in the lungs, brain, heart, kidneys and other important vessels when fat globules flow from bone marrow into such areas. There has been much adverse criticism about the pathogenesis of fat embolism including the incidence, diagnosis and treatment of it, and studies on this subject have been prevalent in recent years. The following results have been obtained through the study of 9 cases of fat embolism at the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Dong San Medical Center, Keimyung University during the period from 1973 to 1984. 1. By sex and age distribution, most of the patients were under the age of 40 and there were more male than female patients. 2. Seven cases were caused by traffic accidents and two were caused by falls accompanied by multiple fractures of the femur and pelvic bone. 3. Symptoms generally occured within 48 houres after trauma, however some cases were within 12 houres, some were 5 days and others 12 days. Clinical symptoms which were present at the time admission revealed increased erythrocyte sedimentation tates and decreased hemoglobin and platelete in most cases. Bilateral infiltrates and cotton ball appearances were found in all cases on thoracic radiology, but no fat globules were found in the urine or in frozen sections of clotted blood. 4. Blood gas analysis was performed in 4 cases and Pa02 under 60mmHg found in all cases increased gradually after treatment. 5. Of the 9 cases with fat embolism 6 cases completely recovered and three cases expired.
Accidental Falls ; Accidents, Traffic ; Age Distribution ; Blood Gas Analysis ; Blood Platelets ; Blood Sedimentation ; Bone Marrow ; Brain ; Clinical Study ; Diagnosis ; Embolism ; Embolism, Fat ; Female ; Femur ; Fractures, Multiple ; Frozen Sections ; Heart ; Humans ; Incidence ; Kidney ; Lower Extremity ; Lung ; Male ; Pelvic Bones

No abstract available.
Intercellular Adhesion Molecule-1* ; Interleukin-6* ; Keratinocytes*