Tillaux 골절과 유사한 골절이 동반된 Maisonneuve 골절 환자의 수술적 치료: 증례보고 = Surgical Treatment of Maisonneuve Fracture Accompanied by Tillaux-Like Fracture: A Case Report

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Tillaux fractures, a rare type corresponding to Salter–Harris type 3, are observed in approximately 3% of pediatric ankle fractures. They are known to occur primarily via a supination–external rotation mechanism. Maisonneuve fractures, on the other hand, are proximal fibula fractures involving injury on syndesmosis, deltoid ligament, or medial malleolus fracture, occurring via a pronation-external rotation mechanism. These two types of fractures occur through different mechanisms of injury. In this study, a nine-year-old female pediatric patient presented to the outpatient department with ankle pain following a fall from a trampoline and was diagnosed with concurrent Tillaux-like fracture and Maisonneuve fractures. Surgical treatment was performed, resulting in successful recovery.