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Percutan Percutaneous eous Navicular Navicular ORIF: ORIF: A A Novel Technique Novel Technique I h I hav ave n e no o po poten tential c tial con onfli flicts cts wi with th the the pre prese senta ntation tion. Paul Paul


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Percutan Percutaneous eous Navicular Navicular ORIF: ORIF: A A Novel Technique Novel Technique

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Paul Paul Kupch Kupcha MD; MD; Geary Geary Gutowski Gutowski PA PA-C. C.

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Introd Introduction uction

Navicular fractures are common midfoot fractures that are commonly missed and difficult to treat. Navicular fractures compromise 62% of all midfoot injuries. Forces translating from distal to proximal cause the navicular to compress upon the talar dome. These forces cause the navicular to displace radially like staves of a barrel. Cerclage cable wiring has been described to neutralize the mechanism of injury.

Note: Post-operative image of the fractures. Note: Radial displacement of fracture fragments.

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Meth Methods

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We employed a technique for a circumferential cabling to act like a barrel hoop to reverse and neutralize the deforming radial forces. A 2005 case report in Foot and Ankle International described a single case fixed with an open wiring technique. Initially a transverse open technique with a large wire passer was utilized. This was abandoned in favor of a percutaneous method using two -1cm incisions. A single surgeon performed all 20 surgical cases of cabling.

Open Technique Percutaneous Technique

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Surgical Surgical Technique Technique

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er med medial ial an and late d latera ral l po poles of les of th the e na navicu vicular lar to to pa pass ss th the e ca cable ble. . Th The e ca cable ble was was eithe either r pa pass ssed ed with with th the e trochanteri trochanteric ca cable ble pa pass sser er or

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erat atively. ively.

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A A small i small incision made ov ncision made over er medial medial pole of the pole of the navicular navicular.

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The Dahl The Dahl-Miles Miles cable passer cable passer is is passed f passed from ei rom either pol ther pole pla e plantar ntar along the along the navicul navicular ar.

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can n be be utili utilized for incision zed for incision po

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Dahl-Mi Miles les ca cable ble pa passer is sser is pa passed ssed from eithe from either pole r pole plan plantar alon tar along g the the na navicular vicular. . Note Note: pa passer be sser being ing inserte inserted d from from latera lateral l to med to medial ial po pole. le.

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the cann cannulatio ulation of the c

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able passe sser.

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The ca The cable is then pas ble is then passed dorsally sed dorsally with a with a kelly kelly or curv

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ed hemosta hemostat i t into nto the the same incision same incision

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Blocking Blocking (positional) K (positional) K-wires can be wires can be placed placed to fine t to fine tune po une position sition of the c

  • f the cable

able prior to ten prior to tensioning if sioning if n needed. eeded.

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Crimping block Crimping block is placed and the w is placed and the wire ire tensione

  • tensioned. After which the cable is cut.
  • d. After which the cable is cut.
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Intra Intra-operative images

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before before cutting the cable. cutting the cable.

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Results Results

We We believe tha believe that this te t this techn chnique ique results results in in sup superior erior fixation fixation of

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navicular icular fracture fractures. s. Ci Circumferential rcumferential cabling neutraliz cabling neutralizes the deforming es the deforming forces by revers forces by reversing the ing the mech mechanism of anism of injury injury Th These ese cas cases es demo demonstra nstrate a safe, quick te a safe, quick, minimal , minimal incision incision surgical technique surgical technique which provides which provides exc excellent ellent fixation of the fixation of the nav navicular icular fracture fracture fragmen fragments. ts.

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Conc Conclusion lusion

Per Percut cutaneous aneous cer cerclage clage cabling cabling of

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navicular fr fractur actures es is is an an innovative innovative technique t technique to

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fixate the these se fr fract acture ures. s. This This sur surgical techniq gical technique is ue is safe a safe and expedient nd expedient. . We We believe that believe that thi this s ser series ies pat patient ients s conclusively conclusively shows shows excellent reduction and excellent reduction and fixat fixation ion.

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Add Additional itional Illustrative llustrative Pre Pre-

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rative Case Image ive Case Images

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Additional Additional Illustrative Illustrative Post Post-

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  • perative Case

Case Images Images

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Pre-Operative Images Post-Operative Images

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Ref Refer eren ence ces

  • 1. Naidu V, Singh S, et al. Cerclage Wire Fixation of

Navicular Body Fractures – A Treatment Based on Mechanism of Injury. Foot & Ankle International. 26 (3): 267-269. 2005

  • 2. Kupcha P, Freeland E et al. Fixation of Navicular

Body Fractures With a Cerclage Wire Technique. Techniques in Foot & Ankle Surgery. 14(4):177-180, December 2015