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Abstract
In this study the majority of the patients had no complications. one patient had delayed union and superficial infection which was treated by debridement and antibiotics . Another patient had delayed union , infection which was treated by debridement and antibiotics , knee stiffness , loss of the reduction and painful hardware which was removed after fracture union . R Sament et al.(2012) (8,83) reported that No patient had any complication (infection, wound dehiscence, and hardware problem). Raza H. et al(2012)(84,130) reported that all patients had fracture healing with no wound dehiscence or infection, except for one who had a closed type-III fracture that developed late-onset (at month 5) deep infection, which was treated with debridement and plate removal . Neeraj Mahajan et al (2015)(131) There were 2 cases of superficial wound infections and one case of protruding screw which caused irritation. Kancherla NR et al.(2016) (84,133) reported that one patient had infection which was immediate postoperative infection in a patient with compound fracture which was treated with thorough debridement and antibiotics. One patient had knee joint stiffness which was associated with compound comminuted supracondylar fracture femur with intercondylar extension. One patient had varus deformity due to collapse of medial condyle postoperatively. En-Kai Chao et.al (2003) (132) reported that One patient with a Schatzker type VI fracture had posttraumatic arthritis at the final follow-up. Only one patient with a Schatzker type II fracture had joint depression exceeding 4 mm because of inadequate fixation. Another patient with a Schatzker type V fracture had residual intra-articular loose bodies 3 months after surgery. He was treated with arthroscopic removal of the loose bodies. No patient suffered from devastating complications such as infection, compartment syndrome, or deep venous thrombosis at final follow-up. There were no complications directly associated with arthroscopy in any of the 31 patients.