Overall, I was involved in 36 cases during my time at Tenwek. Here is a sampling of some of the other cases during my time there.
Case #1: 9 yr Male, Right Tibial Osteomyelitis (Bone Infection)
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9 year old precious boy with right tibial osteomyelitis (bone infection) with chronic draining sinuses. See xrays and picture of his leg below. |
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9 yr Male: Right Tibial Osteomyelitis (For non-medical folks, the bone shouldn't look like that!) |
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9 yr Male: Chronic Osteomyelitis with draining sinuses. |
Case #2: 50 yr Male, Radius & Ulna Fractures (Forearm)
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Left Radius & Ulna shaft fracture. 50 year old male with history of polio and severe hip & knee flexion contractures. | | |
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Case #3: 65 year Male, Ankle Fracture-Dislocation
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Example
of the Poor Medical Care provided at some of the local government
hospitals. 65 year old male with a closed ankle fracture-dislocation who
presented to a government hospital. Ankle was splinted where it was
without any attempt at reduction. He showed up at Tenwek after his
fibula eroded through the skin and had a large open wound. He was washed
out multiple times and was pending a below-knee-amputation when I left
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Case #4: 55 year female with Right Pertrochanteric/Subtrochanteric hip fracture
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Right Hip Fracture |
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Postop: Piriformis entry femoral recon nail used along with a cerclage cable to achieve fixation. |
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Case #5: 24 yr Female, Right Subtrochanteric Femur Fracture
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Right Subtrochanteric Femur Fracture |
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Postop: Right Antegrade Femoral SIGN Nail |
Case #6: 19 year Male, Closed Clavicle Fracture, tenting the skin
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Closed Clavicle Fracture, button-holed through trapezius muscle belly |
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ORIF Clavicle Fracture, 3.5 mm Recon Plate |
Case #7: 25 year Male, Grade 3 Open Tibia/Fibula Fracture
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Right Distal Tibial Shaft Fracture with large soft tissue defect. Treated definitively with External Fixation. |
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Grade 3 Open Tibia & Fibula Fracture with Soft Tissue Defect. |
A fantastic orthopedic experience...!!
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