According to the abstract, mean posterior tibial slope measurements at the medial tibial plateau were 3.3° on MRI and 3.7° on CT, while mean posterior tibial slope measurements at the lateral ...

(A) anterior posterior x-ray; (B) lateral x-ray; (C) delamination of the polyethylene prosthesis; (D) close-up view of the lateral tibial plateau prosthesis surface. Failed polyethylene 8 years ...

A tibial plateau fracture generally results from trauma to the upper part of your shin. Learn signs of the fracture and surgical and non-surgical treatment plans.

If a tibial plateau fracture is displaced less than 2-3 mm, then it does not need surgery and the patient should do well. However, in most of these injuries the bone and cartilage are displaced ...

Tibial plateau fractures are fractures of the top part of the tibia or lower leg bone. ... In these cases, patients can fracture both the medial and lateral tibial plateaus.

Background Excessive tibiofemoral compression has been shown to rupture the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) as axial tibia load may produce an anterior shear force to the proximal lateral tibial ...

Objective In contrast to posterior tibial tendon lesions, dislocations of the posterior tibial tendon are thought to be ‘extremely rare’. Diagnostic criteria for this condition have not yet been ...

TIBIAL PLATEAU SURGERY . If there is not too much soft tissue swelling, these fractures can be surgically repaired right after the injury. In surgery, an incision is made over the fracture site and ...