Synovial Fistula Associated With Total Knee Replacement Aseptic Loosening and Polyethylene Wear.

Synovial fistula of the knee occurs when a defect in the joint capsule creates a connection between skin, bursa, and a near tissue, manifesting as an opening with continuous draining fluid or a cyst. This is a case of an 80-year-old male who developed a synovial fistula with cystic presentation 6 years after the primary total knee arthroplasty. Management included a total knee arthroplasty revision surgery with intraoperative identification of the fistula with methylene blue, and using a gelatin-thrombin matrix for closure.

Anterior tibialis artery pseudoaneurysm after minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis in the proximal tibia: a case report.

Tibial plateau fractures are common fractures associated with high-energy trauma. The treatment of these fractures remains a challenge today. Recent management of fractures has moved from open surgery toward minimally invasive surgery to reduce complications and improve functional outcomes.