Nikolic D, Jovanovic Z, Vulovic R, Mladenovic M
Clinic of Traumatology and Orthopaedics, Military Medical Academy, Crnotravska str. 17, 11000, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
Injury. 2000 Apr;31(3):193-7. doi: 10.1016/s0020-1383(99)00271-5.
Presented are the results of primary surgical treatment of war injuries of the foot in 250 patients wounded in the territory of former Yugoslavia in the period June 1991-October 1995. Total number of feet treated was 275. Aetiologically, the most frequent injuries were those inflicted by the effect of mine blasts (65.2%) and by bullets from firearms (30.8%). Injuries to a single foot were present in 140 (56.0%), combined injuries in 107 (42.8%) and associated with burn injuries in three (1.2%) patients. Soft tissue injuries were present in 25 (9.1%) and injuries to bone structures and joints in 250 (90.9%) feet. Injuries resulting from solid blasts were found in nine (3.2%) feet. Postoperative bone fragment stabilization was required in 115 (41.8%) feet. Stabilization was by plaster of Paris in 87 (75.6%) and by external fixation in 23 (20. 0%) feet. Amputations were performed in 73 (26.5%) feet. Covering of soft tissue and bone defects was required in 84 (33.6%) patients.
本文呈现了1991年6月至1995年10月期间在前南斯拉夫境内受伤的250例足部战伤患者的一期外科治疗结果。共治疗足部275只。从病因学上看,最常见的损伤是地雷爆炸所致(65.2%)和火器子弹所致(30.8%)。单足损伤140例(56.0%),复合伤107例(42.8%),3例(1.2%)患者合并烧伤。25只(9.1%)足部存在软组织损伤,250只(90.9%)足部存在骨结构和关节损伤。9只(3.2%)足部存在实心爆炸所致损伤。115只(41.8%)足部术后需要进行骨碎片固定。其中87只(75.6%)采用石膏固定,23只(20.0%)采用外固定。73只(26.5%)足部进行了截肢。84例(33.6%)患者需要覆盖软组织和骨缺损。