BOS Master Series Monographs (Volume 4) Tibial Condyle Fractures

In this comprehensive review, we start with a description of the relevant clinical anatomy and surgical approaches to the tibial plateau by Dr Shah. Dr Argekar introduces Luo’s CT-based column classification which emphasizes the need to recognize column fractures and independently fix each column for improved stability, earlier knee mobilization, and improved outcomes. The next section outlines the treatment of the individual fracture types, including medial, lateral, and bicondyle fractures. Dr Kothadia has outlined the management of meniscus and ligament injuries, which are frequently associated with tibial condyle fractures. In the final section, Dr Parihar outlines the management of malunions of tibial condyle fractures and Dr Agashe describes the management of fracture-related infections. Finally, Dr Pandya presents a case series that outlines planning and management of various different tibial condyle fractures. • The monograph aims to serve as a single source for updated information on the management of tibial condyle fractures. • The decision-making and surgical technique of management of various morphological injury patterns is discussed at length. • The management of complications such as malunion and surgical site infections is outlined using case examples. • A case series is provided to highlight the appropriate treatment option for specific clinical and radiological presentations.

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