CASE 1
It is a 50-year-old male patient, who was the victim of an accident of the way public, presenting a complex lesion, complicated pelvis. In this case is handling so non-invasive and no scar, realized a reduction and stabilization of the pelvis to promote healing of the pelvic ligaments. It is a lesion of an open book. X-ray control is impeccable. Excellent forecast. The pictures speaks for itself alone.
Injury to the pelvis in "open book"
Treatment non-invasive of the lesion, the image speaks for itself alone.
CASE 2
The following case is a very interesting case; very rare. A 71-year-old in very good condition patient who suffered a fall down stairs at his home. Upon arrival presents a complicated fracture of the tibia, called WATSON JONES fracture also known as fracture a blood complication for the great vascular risk present. The surgery was conducted successfully managing to preserve all the elements essential for the proper functioning of the joint without any blood complications, the reconstruction was extraordinary.
Watson Jones fracture, also called fracture a blood complication
View of the front of the knee, observe the reconstruction and alignment.
View of profile, note how fixed the tibial slope
CASE 3
The following case is a young adult male with presence of liquid inside your knee and pain, immunologists suspected some kind of immune SYNOVITIS of unknown by what took place a Synovectomy with laser and sampling for studies.
View intra operative. To specify aetiology immune SYNOVITIS. Note the congestion.
Synovectomy with Holmiun Yag Laser. Notice how the inflammation has been removed.
CASE 4
It's a 62-year-old patient with headaches and limitations for the March on his knee for a painful stem Suprepatelar. So, a fenestration with the Laser, was held to reduce painful pressure. Without general anesthesia or scar. Authorizing the March immediately after the intervention.
View intra operative, Plica Suprapatelar. See thickness and adhesion tension.
Fenestration of the stem using holmiun yag laser
CASE 5
It's a patient 44 years old, brought by lumbar pain radiating to the lower limb, accompanied by urinary incontinence. The initial image shows a major blockage of the spinal canal by a lumbar disc herniation L5S1. The image of control post op 18 months later is revealed with absence of hernia, a resonance that shows a harmony of its elements and a perfect recovery of the patient.
Voluminous lumbar disc herniation L5S1, see how it compresses the channel.
Control post operative to 18 months, patient in perfect condition, without any deficit and with a full recovery from his life.
