$The pressure comparison in internal, external and bilateral tibial plateau fracture.$

The pressure comparison in internal, external and bilateral tibial plateau fracture.

<p>A: Pressure results at the same location with monitoring over three days in medial tibial plateau fractures. B: Pressure results at the same location with monitoring over three days in lateral tibial plateau fractures. C: Pressure results at the same location with monitoring over three days...

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Main Author:	Jialiang Guo (550473) (author)
Other Authors:	Jianfeng Zhang (219107) (author), Kezheng Du (18272201) (author), Weichong Dong (6498998) (author), Xiaohui Han (5300669) (author), Yingze Zhang (81580) (author), Zhiyong Hou (456547) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Science Policy Mental Health Space Science serious medical condition corresponding lateral sites comprised 6 men 43 normal individuals tibial plateau fractures pressure measurement site patient without fractures measure intraocular pressure increased intracompartment pressure closed tibial fractures upper lateral location 6 different locations different fracture classifications 4 post fracture intracompartment pressure changes contralateral normal limb upper lateral (< xlink "> cohorts compartment pressure changes old patients (< medial locations (< pressure changes xlink "> compartment pressure normal cohort old patients fg (< fascial compartment fracture group fracture cohort values tended traditionally used three days significant increase significant differences retrospective research prevent complications potentially useful lower limb initial 33 inclusion criteria fractured side excluded due days 2 controlled people continued increase comprehensive understanding 23 patients 17 women
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The pressure comparison in internal, external and bilateral tibial plateau fracture.

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