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P Age 21 ISSN- O ISSN- O: 2458 - 868X, ISSN –P: 2458 - 8687 International Journal of Medical Science and Innovative Research (IJMSIR) IJMSIR : A Medical Publication Hub Available Online at: www.ijmsir.com Volume – 2, Issue – 4, July - August - 2017, Page No. : 21 - 26 Treatment of Olecranon Fractures by Modified Tension Band Wiring Technique Patil Ashok1, Rahate Vaijnath2, Sharma Gaurav3*, Patil Jayvardhan4, Pawar Sachin5, Pawar Ajay6, Isapure Manoj7 1MS Orthopaedics, Associate Professor, Department of Orthopaedics Prakash Institute of Medical sciences and Research, Islampur-Sangli Road, Tal-Walwa, Sangli, Uran Islampur, Maharashtra, India 2MS Orthopaedics, Associate Professor, Department of Orthopaedics Prakash Institute of Medical sciences and Research, Islampur-Sangli Road, Tal-Walwa, Sangli, Uran Islampur, Maharashtra, India 3*MS Orthopaedics, Assistant Professor, Department of Orthopaedics Prakash Institute of Medical sciences and Research, Islampur-Sangli Road, Tal-Walwa, Sangli, Uran Islampur, Maharashtra, India. 4,6- Senior Resident, Department of Orthopaedics Prakash Institute of Medical sciences and Research, Islampur-Sangli Road, Tal-Walwa, Sangli, Uran Islampur, Maharashtra, India 5,7- Junior Resident, Department of Orthopaedics Prakash Institute of Medical sciences and Research, Islampur-Sangli Road, Tal-Walwa, Sangli, Uran Islampur, Maharashtra, India Correspondence Author: Sharma Gaurav, MS Orthopaedics, Assistant Professor, Department of Orthopaedics Prakash Institute of Medical sciences and Research, Islampur-Sangli Road, Tal-Walwa, Sangli, Uran Islampur, Maharashtra, India. Conflicts of interest: None to Declare Abstract duration was 44±8.3 mins. 02 (5.2%) cases had pin Olecranon fracture accounts for 40% of all the elbow migration and 1 (2.7%) case had superficial infection. As fractures and are usually intra-articular demanding stable per the Kiviluoto and Santovirta Criteria, 89.5% cases reduction and internal fixation. Tension band wiring has with excellent to good outcome. Conclusion- TBW is a been the gold standard to treat these injuries with excellent relatively simple easy to perform technique with good and results. Aim- The aim of the present study was to study early functional outcome in patients with olecranon the clinical and radiological outcome in olecranon fractures. fractures treated with TBW technique. Material and Keywords: Olecranon fractures, Tension band wiring, Methods- 38 patients with closed olecranon fractures Elbow fractures. treated with TBW were prospectively studies between Introduction Aug 2014 and August 2015. Patients with compound Olecranon fractures accounts for 40% of all the elbow fractures, pathological fractures and comminuted fractures fractures with majority of the consensus towards operative were excluded from the study. Results- The mean age of modality. Due to its intra-articular extension, anatomical the patient was 42.7 years. RTA was the commonest reduction and stable internal fixation holds to be true for mechanism of injury involving 24 (63.2%) cases. As per theses fractures1. The mechanism of injury can be a direct the Mayo classification system, 31 (81.6%) had type IIA fall/trauma to elbow joint or an indirect injury with elbow and type IIb injuries respectively. The mean operative in hyperextension leading to this fracture. Tension band 21 Page Corresponding Author: Sharma Gaurav, ijmsir, Volume- 2 Issue- 4, Page No. 21 - 26 Sharma Gaurav, et al. International Journal of Medical Sciences and Innovative Research (IJMSIR) wiring (TBW) principle was first introduced by Weber which takes into account, the associated pain and range of and Vasey in 1963 which states the distractive forces at movements at subsequent follow-up. The final grading the fracture site due to triceps muscle can be converted classified as excellent, good, fair and poor respectively. into compressive forces by the use of two intramedullary Surgical Technique K wires and stainless steel loop which is used in figure of General anaesthesia combined with interscalene block was 8 loop2-4. This technique is known for its simplicity and used in all the cases. All the patients were operated using reproducibility. Till date, various modifications have been pneumatic tourniquet and lateral decubitus position. Three proposed for this technique namely passing the K wires doses of third generation cephalosporin were given (One through the anterior cortex of ulna, using the CC screws after induction and two doses post-operatively at an instead of K wires, using double fixation methods and interval of 12 hours). Posterior approach was used and the using alternative constructs with varying success5-6. fracture site was exposed. The fracture ends were exposed Albeit, there is a stable fixation, complications like metal (Fig. 3), curetted and temporary reduction was held with irritation and K wire back-out has been associated with the help of a towel clip. Two K wires of 1.8mm diameter this technique7-9. were inserted from the olecranon tip distally and taken out The purpose of this study was to study the tension band from the anterior cortex of ulna distally (Fig. 4). A 18G wiring technique in olecranon fractures and to assess the stainless steel wire was then passed through the oblique clinical and surgical outcome. holes made in the distal fragment of ulna and then Material and Methods proximally beneath the triceps insertion in a figure of 8 A Prospective study was conducted between august 2014 manner and finally tightened. The ends of the K wire and august 2015 on 38 patients with olecranon fracture were then bent, cut and finally inserted beneath the triceps who were treated at a tertiary care hospital using modified muscle (Fig. 3). Wound was closed over layers and tension band wiring technique. Patients with closed compression dressing was done. Passive mobilization in olecranon fractures between age 18 and 60 years were the form of flexion and extension was started from post- included in the study. Patients with compound fractures, operative day 2. Suture removal was done on Post- pathological fractures and comminuted fractures were operative day 14 following which the arm sling was excluded from the study. All the patients were classified discarded completely. using the Mayo classification10. All the patients underwent Results preliminary treatment in the form of above elbow slab. The mean age of the patient was 42.7 years. There were Routine haematological and radiological (Fig. 1 and Fig. 21 (55.2%) females and 17 (44.3%) males in the present 2) investigations were performed for all the enrolled study. Left sided predominance was seen in the present patients. Well written informed consent was obtained for study involving 23 (60.6%) cases. The mechanism of all the patients. Prior ethical committee approval was injury was road traffic accident in 24 (63.2%) cases while obtained before the commencement of the study. Regular 14 (36.8%) cases sustained fracture due to fall. As per the follow-up was done for all the patients at 1,3,6,12 and 24 Mayo classification system, 19 (50%) cases were type IIA, months respectively. The final outcome were calculated 12 (31.6%) cases had type IIB, 06 (15.7%) cases had type using the Kiviluoto and Santovirta Criteria11 (Table 1) IIa and 01 (2.7%) case had type IIIB fracture pattern. The 22 22 22 22 22 Page Page Page © 2016 IJMSIR, All Rights Reserved PagePage Sharma Gaurav, et al. International Journal of Medical Sciences and Innovative Research (IJMSIR) mean operative duration was 44±8.3 mins. Radiological wire is another important step in the surgery which should union was seen in 10±2.4 weeks in majority of the cases. be done with utmost care. As per the AO There were 02 (5.2%) cases with pin migration during the recommendations, a drill guide usually helps in aiming it 3 monthly follow-up, in whom second surgery in the form towards the anterior cortex. Similar technique was used in of hardware removal was done. There was 1 (2.7%) case the present study and all the wires were cut 2cm above the with superficial infection which was controlled with oral tip of ulna, bent and buried on the side to avoid migration antibiotics. No case of non-union or malunion were and loosening. encountered in the present study. As per the Kiviluoto and Couto et al15 evaluated two patients who suffered Santovirta Criteria, 14 (36.8%) cases had excellent, 20 rotational impairment after TBW technique and thus (52.7%) cases had good, 3 (7.8%) and 01 (2.7%) cases had conducted an anatomical study. They stated that the fair and poor results respectively. One (2.7%) case which position of the forearm should be in full supination and 30 had poor result was due to the proximal migration of the k degree unlar angulation to avoid bisceps or supinator wire due since the patient had a fall after 1 month of index impingement. The position of the forearm was supinated surgery and thus had to be revised completely. The final as a routine protocol and no such complications were outcome was however satisfactory in that case. encountered in the present study. Discussion Various modifications have been constantly proposed ever Tension band wiring technique has proved to be a simpler since the introduction of TBW principle one of them being and effective procedure with low learning curve in the the knot technique of the stainless steel wire. Hak et al16 treatment of olecranon fractures with less comminution1,12. and Mauffrey et al17 in their studies showed that two knots It is one of the most cost-effective procedure requiring provide symmetric strength as compared to the traditional only K wires and stainless steel wire which are available single knot. All the cases in the present study were easily. This technique the distractive forces at the fracture operated using single knot and the twisted ends were site into compressive forces thus allowing a better fracture embedded on one end. No case in the present study had healing with minimal periosteal tissue stripping13.
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