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Table 1 Demographic data of 20 consecutive patients treated by balloon osteoplasty for depressed tibial plateau fractures

From: Incidence and pattern of technical complications in balloon-guided osteoplasty for depressed tibial plateau fractures: a pilot study in 20 consecutive patients

Patient #

Age

Fx classification (Schatzker)

Gender

Intraoperative complication

Type of fixation

Time to surgery (days)

1

53

II

F

None

Buttress plate

22

2

54

III

M

None

Buttress plate

7

3

31

IV

F

Calcium phosphate extrusion into knee joint

Buttress plate

8

4

50

III

M

None

Buttress plate

9

5

29

II

F

None

Buttress plate

5

6

23

III

F

Calcium phosphate penetration into soft tissues

Perc lag screws

4

7

28

II

F

Balloon burst

Perc lag screws

7

8

44

II

F

Balloon burst

Perc lag screws

2

9

27

II

M

Displacement of posterior wall fragment

Buttress plate

18

10

62

II

M

Balloon burst

Buttress plate

5

11

62

III

M

None

Perc lag screws

3

12

56

III

M

None

Perc lag screws

3

13

38

III

M

Balloon protrusion into knee joint; failed Fx elevation

Buttress plate

16

14

39

III

M

Balloon burst; failed Fx elevation

Perc lag screws

9

15

51

III

F

None

Perc lag screws

8

16

79

III

M

Balloon burst

Perc lag screws

4

17

23

III

F

Balloon burst; failed Fx elevation

Perc lag screws

8

18

56

III

M

Failed Fx elevation

Perc lag screws

25

19

32

II

M

Balloon burst

Perc lag screws

3

20

20

II

F

Balloon burst

Perc lag screws

12

  1. (Fx, fracture; Perc, percutaneous).