Foot and ankle injuries and their consequences.
Vsevolod Kalenskiy
FOOT AND ANKLE INJURIES AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES.
Calcaneal fractures are the most common fractures of the foot bones (about 60% of all foot fractures) which often require surgical intervention.
Fractures of the talus are one of the rarest injuries. Many orthopedic surgeons do not have enough experience in dealing with them.
Lisfranc joint injury is the most often missed injury (up to 30%). Incorrect treatment tactics can lead to chronic pain and repeated surgery.
Fractures of the talus are one of the rarest injuries. Many orthopedic surgeons do not have enough experience in dealing with them.
Lisfranc joint injury is the most often missed injury (up to 30%). Incorrect treatment tactics can lead to chronic pain and repeated surgery.
ABOUT SPECIALIST SURGEON
Vsevolod KALENSKIY
Education:
Moscow I. M. Sechenov Academy, Moscow, Russia (nowadays – I. M. Sechenov First State Medical University) graduate – 2009
Residency and consequent career:
N. V. Sklifosovsky Clinical and Research Institute for Emergency Care, Moscow, Russia (2009 - 2019)
MD (Thesis: «Nailing of the calcaneus in calcaneal fractures treatment»)
Moscow I. M. Sechenov Academy, Moscow, Russia (nowadays – I. M. Sechenov First State Medical University) graduate – 2009
Residency and consequent career:
N. V. Sklifosovsky Clinical and Research Institute for Emergency Care, Moscow, Russia (2009 - 2019)
MD (Thesis: «Nailing of the calcaneus in calcaneal fractures treatment»)
- Nailing of the calcaneus as a new option in calcaneal fractures treatment [in Russ.]. Kalenskiy V.O., Kononova K.Yu., Glukhov D.A., Ivanov P.A., Berdyugin K.A., Chelnokov A.N. Travmatologia I ortopedia Rossii [in Russ.] – 2015 - №4 - P.79-86.
- Features of hindfoot injuries in polytrauma patients [in Russ.]. Bondarev V.B., Kalenskiy V.O., Ivanov P.A. Sklifosovsky journal Emergency Care [in Russ.] – 2016 – № 2 – P. 20–24.
- The main reasons of unsatisfying outcomes in foot injuries treatment [in Russ.] Kalenskiy V.O., Ivanov P.A. Sklifosovsky journal Emergency Care [in Russ.] – 2018. – № 2. – С. 122– 128.
- Comparison of three approaches in calcaneal fractures treatment [in Russ.] Kalenskiy V.O., Ivanov P.A., Sharifullin F.A., Zabavskaya O.A.,
Travmatologia I ortopedia Rossii [in Russ.]. – 2018. – №3. – С. 103-112
- «Ostheosynthese intermational» (Brussels , 2015);
- 1st congress of foot and ankle surgeons of Russia (Moscow, 2015);
- International conference "Trauma 2016. Application of new technologies in trauma and orthopedics" (Moscow, 2016);
- Crimean trauma and orthopedics forum (Yalta, 2016);
- Eurasian orthopedic forum (Moscow, 2017);
- 2st congress of foot and ankle surgeons of Russia (Moscow 2017);
- International conference «Trauma 2017. Multidisciplinary approach» (Moscow, 2017);
- Eurasian orthopedic forum (Moscow, 2019)
and many others .
- 1st congress of foot and ankle surgeons of Russia (Moscow, 2015);
- International conference "Trauma 2016. Application of new technologies in trauma and orthopedics" (Moscow, 2016);
- Crimean trauma and orthopedics forum (Yalta, 2016);
- Eurasian orthopedic forum (Moscow, 2017);
- 2st congress of foot and ankle surgeons of Russia (Moscow 2017);
- International conference «Trauma 2017. Multidisciplinary approach» (Moscow, 2017);
- Eurasian orthopedic forum (Moscow, 2019)
and many others .
Methods:
- Rational approach: use surgery only in cases where it is beneficial. Some categories of Intraarticular displaced calcaneal fractures can be treated without surgery with the same or even better result.
- Minimally invasive surgery for calcaneus fractures. For most fractures, a 3-4 cm incision is used instead of the traditional L-shaped incision of 15-20 cm. In some cases, several 0.5 cm skin punctures can be enough to manage the fracture.
- Accurate reduction in case of fractures of the talus, which is 60% covered with cartilage and forms these three major joints of the foot with these surfaces.
- Accurate reduction and strong fixation in cases of Lisfranc joint injuries (this joint is between cuneiform bones and metatarsal bones of the foot). Such tactics allows to avoid repeated surgery and ensures a good quality of life after the first (and, as a rule, the only) operation.
- Treatment of the sequelae of various injuries of the foot using modern methods.
- Minimally invasive surgery for calcaneus fractures. For most fractures, a 3-4 cm incision is used instead of the traditional L-shaped incision of 15-20 cm. In some cases, several 0.5 cm skin punctures can be enough to manage the fracture.
- Accurate reduction in case of fractures of the talus, which is 60% covered with cartilage and forms these three major joints of the foot with these surfaces.
- Accurate reduction and strong fixation in cases of Lisfranc joint injuries (this joint is between cuneiform bones and metatarsal bones of the foot). Such tactics allows to avoid repeated surgery and ensures a good quality of life after the first (and, as a rule, the only) operation.
- Treatment of the sequelae of various injuries of the foot using modern methods.
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