amputation technique

With the amputation technique, a distinction must be made between whether the amputation wound is closed immediately or only at a second operation. This is referred to as a closed or open operation. The open, so-called two-stage amputation, gained its importance especially in cases of war and catastrophe and can be associated with considerable disadvantages … Amputation technique

Bone closure The bone is closed by sutured strips of periosteum (periosteum strips), but the bone is also lengthened and stabilised by periosteum or bone chips. The aim is to protect the tibia and fibula, for example, at the lower leg, from compression by the prosthesis by means of a stable bone connection. During the … Bone closure | Amputation technique