Dovhaliuk Vadym
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Circumstances of the Injury:
While carrying out a combat mission, Vadym was attacked by an enemy drone, resulting in a severe injury. The explosion caused significant damage, requiring immediate medical intervention and ongoing rehabilitation.
Diagnosis:
Gunshot fracture of the left tibia.
A gunshot fracture of the tibia is a complex injury caused by the impact of a projectile, leading to the following complications:
- Structural Damage: Severe breakage of the bone, often with multiple fragments.
- Soft Tissue Injury: Damage to surrounding muscles, nerves, and blood vessels.
- High Risk of Infection: Due to the open nature of the injury and exposure to contaminants.
- Impaired Function: Restricted movement, significant pain, and difficulty bearing weight.
This type of fracture often demands surgical intervention to restore the bone’s integrity and prevent long-term disability.
Clinical Plan:
Intramedullary Rod Metal Osteosynthesis (MOS)
This modern surgical technique involves inserting a metal rod into the bone’s medullary canal to stabilize the fracture and support healing.
- Key Benefits of the Procedure:
- Stable Fixation: Ensures proper alignment and promotes effective bone healing.
- Minimally Invasive: Reduces trauma to surrounding tissues.
- Anatomical Preservation: Restores the natural structure of the tibia for optimal functionality.
- Infection Prevention: The closed nature of the procedure minimizes the risk of postoperative infections.
- Recovery Process:
- The rod provides support during the healing phase, allowing for gradual rehabilitation and eventual restoration of movement and weight-bearing capacity.
Reporting
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| Date | Time | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01/08/2025 | 01:04 | 27532.00 UAH | 516874*03 |
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