Study: OTA classification better than Gustilo-Anderson for predicting results of long bone fractures
Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Investigators of this retrospective study found the Orthopaedic Trauma Association open fracture classification ...
The Gustilo-Anderson classification, which he and fellow doctor John Anderson published in 1976, provided a standardized way of assessing open fractures and figuring out how to promote healing and ...
Open fractures of the tibial shaft present a formidable challenge due to the subcutaneous location of the bone, high rates of contamination and soft-tissue damage. Optimal management combines early ...
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