Abstract
Objective: To explore the recent efficacy of Lower Tibial
Combination Separation in the treatment of TightRopeight.
Methods: 60 patients were selected as object with lower tibial
combination separation treated in our hospital from May 2013 to
May 2016. All patients were treated with TightRopeight, and the
short-term efficacy has been analyzed. Results: Apart from the 5
cases of inflammatory response, other patients were healed well
with lower intraoperative blood loss and no postoperative re-
fracture. The excellent rate of AOFAS score was 96.67%.
Conclusion: Applying TightRopeight in the treatment of patients
with lower tibial combination separation can not only achieve good
short-term efficacy, but also have lower recurrence and higher
safety rate a, which is worthy of further promotion and application
in clinical practice.