Results of treatment of extra articular long bone fractures in patients with HIV-infection

• Nikita G. Doronin
• Sergey N. Khoroshkov
• Semen L. Maksimov

Abstract

A comparative analysis of the results of surgical treatment of 90 HIV-infected and 112 non-HIV-infected patients with extra-articular fractures of the long bones of the limbs was carried out. During the conducted analysis it was noted that HIV-infected patients at the IV-V stages of the infectious process in the postoperative period significantly more often registered non-infectious complications of the wound, migration of the metal structure, slowing or lack of consolidation, which required repeated surgical intervention. This issue requires further in-depth study.

Keywords:fractures of long bones of limbs, HIV infection, treatment results

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