Popliteal Artery Injuries with Knee Joint Fracture. Two case Reports.
Hirotaka Arima, Akihiko Sonoda, Hirohumi Ohsako, Koji Yonemori, Takashi Sakou, Nobuo Origuti
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Hirotaka Arima, Akihiko Sonoda, Hirohumi Ohsako, Koji Yonemori, Takashi Sakou, Nobuo Origuti
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We experienced two cases of popliteal artery injuries associated with fracture of the knee joint.In one case, in which circulation was not resumed for 12 hours, there has been no functonal recovery of the lower extremity. In the second case, in which the ischemic time was 5.5 hours, a good result in regard to both motor and sensory function was achieved.We consider that in cases of popliteal artery injury, a good result can be achieved it the ischemic time is less than 6 hours.
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We experienced two cases of popliteal artery injuries associated with fracture of the knee joint.In one case, in which circulation was not resumed for 12 hours, there has been no functonal recovery of the lower extremity. In the second case, in which the ischemic time was 5.5 hours, a good result in regard to both motor and sensory function was achieved.We consider that in cases of popliteal artery injury, a good result can be achieved it the ischemic time is less than 6 hours.
Key concepts: Popliteal artery, Medicine, Knee Joint, Surgery, Artery, Knee flexion, Physical medicine and rehabilitation