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Based on all the images analysed, here is the complete list of surgeries and procedures recorded in the register:
Surgeries & Procedures (All Entries)
| S.No | Surgery / Procedure |
|---|---|
| 1 | ORIF (Open Reduction and Internal Fixation) |
| 2 | ORIF |
| 3 | ORIF |
| 4 | PFN (Proximal Femoral Nailing) |
| 5 | ORIF |
| 6 | Implant Removal |
| 7 | ORIF |
| 8 | ORIF |
| 9 | ORIF |
| 10 | ORIF |
| 11 | ORIF |
| 12 | ORIF |
| 13 | Hemiarthroplasty |
| 14 | Implant Removal |
| 15 | ORIF |
| 16 | ORIF |
| 17 | ORIF |
| 18 | I.R. (Implant Removal) |
| 19 | PFN (Proximal Femoral Nailing) |
| 20 | ACL Repair (Arthroscopic PCL/ACL Repair) |
| 21 | PFN |
| 22 | I.R. (Implant Removal / Implant in situ - 1:2 procedure) |
| 23 | ORIF |
| 24 | PFN |
| 25 | ORIF + LCP (Locking Compression Plate, 8-hole) |
| 26 | Closed Reduction with fixation |
| 35 | ORIF |
| 36 | ORIF |
| 37 | ORIF |
| 38 | ORIF |
| 39 | ORIF |
| 40 | Hemiarthroplasty |
| 41 | ORIF |
| 42 | ORIF |
| 43 | DF (Dynamic Hip Screw / internal fixation) |
| 44 | Hemiarthroplasty |
| 45 | TBW (Tension Band Wiring) |
| 46 | ORIF |
| 47 | ORIF |
| 48 | ILN (Interlocking Nailing) |
| 49 | PFN (Proximal Femoral Nailing) |
| 50 | ORIF |
Summary by Procedure Type
| Procedure | Count |
|---|---|
| ORIF (Open Reduction & Internal Fixation) | ~28 |
| PFN (Proximal Femoral Nailing) | 5 |
| Hemiarthroplasty | 3 |
| Implant Removal | 3 |
| TBW (Tension Band Wiring) | 1 |
| ILN (Interlocking Nailing) | 1 |
| ACL/PCL Repair (Arthroscopic) | 1 |
| ORIF + LCP (Locking Compression Plate) | 1 |
| Closed Reduction | 1 |
ORIF is by far the most commonly performed procedure, consistent with an orthopaedic trauma register. The register predominantly covers fracture fixation surgeries.
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Here is the complete list with both the diagnosis (reason for surgery) and the procedure performed, extracted from all the register images:
Complete Surgery Register — Diagnosis + Procedure
| S.No | Diagnosis | Surgery / Procedure |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | # Femur (Fracture Femur) | ORIF |
| 2 | # Femur (Fracture Femur) | ORIF |
| 3 | # Femur (Fracture Femur) | ORIF |
| 4 | # Femur (Fracture Femur) | PFN (Proximal Femoral Nailing) |
| 5 | # Both Bones (Fracture Both Bones of leg) | ORIF |
| 6 | Infected Implant | Implant Removal |
| 7 | # Tibia (Fracture Tibia) | ORIF |
| 8 | # Femur - CRF (Closed Fracture Femur) | ORIF |
| 9 | # Both Bones Leg (Fracture BB Leg) | ORIF |
| 10 | # Tibia (Fracture Tibia) | ORIF |
| 11 | # Patella (Fracture Patella) | ORIF |
| 12 | # Femur (Fracture Femur) | ORIF |
| 13 | # Femur (Fracture Femur) | Hemiarthroplasty |
| 14 | Implant in situ (failed/infected implant) | Implant Removal |
| 15 | # Femur (Fracture Femur) | ORIF |
| 16 | # Shaft of Tibia (Fracture Shaft Tibia) | ORIF |
| 17 | — (ORIF recorded, diagnosis unclear) | ORIF |
| 18 | Implant in situ | Implant Removal (I.R.) |
| 19 | # NOF (Fracture Neck of Femur) | PFN |
| 20 | ACL Injury, Left Knee | Arthroscopic ACL Repair |
| 21 | # I/T Femur (Intertrochanteric Fracture Femur) | PFN |
| 22 | Implant in situ | Implant in situ procedure (1:2) |
| 23 | # Ulna (Fracture Ulna) | ORIF |
| 24 | # I/T Femur — CRF (Intertrochanteric Fracture Femur) | PFN |
| 25 | # SOH RF Lower 1/3rd (Shaft of Humerus, Right, Lower 1/3) | ORIF + LCP (8-hole) |
| 26 | # SOF (Fracture Shaft of Femur) | Closed Reduction + Fixation |
| 35 | # Olecranon PA (Fracture Olecranon, Left) | ORIF |
| 36 | # RD distal humerus (Fracture Distal Humerus) | ORIF |
| 37 | # CD 1/4 Femur (Condylar/Distal Femur Fracture) | ORIF |
| 38 | # Prox Tibia (Fracture Proximal Tibia) | ORIF |
| 39 | # BB RD AA (Fracture Both Bones Right, Distal) | ORIF |
| 40 | # NOF (Fracture Neck of Femur) | Hemiarthroplasty |
| 41 | # Humerus (Fracture Humerus) | ORIF |
| 42 | # Tibia (Fracture Tibia) | ORIF |
| 43 | # AB CD Leg (Fracture AB+CD Leg) | DF (Dynamic Fixation / DHS) |
| 44 | # NOF (Fracture Neck of Femur) | Hemiarthroplasty |
| 45 | # Patella (ET) — Fracture Patella | TBW (Tension Band Wiring) |
| 46 | Sk # CF Humerus (Supracondylar/Closed Fracture Humerus) | ORIF |
| 47 | Sc # Humerus (Supracondylar Fracture Humerus) | ORIF |
| 48 | # SOF (Fracture Shaft of Femur) | ILN (Interlocking Nailing) |
| 49 | # CF I/T (Closed Fracture Intertrochanteric) | PFN |
| 50 | # CD Tibia Condyle (Fracture Condyle of Tibia) | ORIF |
Key: Why Each Procedure Was Done
| Diagnosis | Procedure Done | Reason / Logic |
|---|---|---|
| Fracture Femur / Shaft Femur | ORIF / PFN | Unstable femur fracture requiring internal stabilization for healing and early mobilization |
| Fracture Neck of Femur (NOF) | Hemiarthroplasty / PFN | NOF fractures disrupt blood supply; hemiarthroplasty replaces femoral head to avoid avascular necrosis |
| Fracture Tibia / Both Bones | ORIF | Restores bone alignment and allows weight-bearing recovery |
| Fracture Humerus (shaft/supracondylar) | ORIF | Prevents malunion, nerve damage (radial nerve), and restores elbow/arm function |
| Fracture Patella | ORIF / TBW | Restores extensor mechanism of the knee; TBW is standard for transverse patella fractures |
| Fracture Proximal Tibia | ORIF | Maintains joint surface and prevents post-traumatic arthritis |
| Fracture Olecranon | ORIF | Restores elbow extension via triceps mechanism |
| Infected / Retained Implant | Implant Removal | Prevents ongoing infection, osteomyelitis, and allows re-healing |
| ACL Injury, Knee | Arthroscopic ACL Repair | Restores knee stability and prevents chronic joint instability |
| Fracture SOH (Shaft of Humerus) | ORIF + LCP | Rigid fixation with locking plate avoids radial nerve palsy risk of nailing |
| Fracture Shaft of Femur (SOF) | ILN / Closed Reduction | Interlocking nail provides load-sharing fixation; closed reduction minimizes soft tissue damage |
| Intertrochanteric Fracture Femur | PFN | PFN provides superior biomechanical fixation for IT fractures with less blood loss vs. open surgery |
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