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Former RBI Deputy Governor's appointment as NSE director raises too many questions
Reserve bank of India's (RBI) former deputy governor, Shyamala Gopinath taking over as director of the extremely profitable, near-monopoly National Stock Exchange (NSE) has raised serious issues of conflict of interest.
The issue in a nutshell is this: Will the prospective of lucrative directorships make regulators go soft towards regulated entities? The clear answer is yes. While NSE appears and is a first-level regulator itself, the problem in this case arises out of its own stated position.
The NSE insists it is a private company and has even been fighting the applicability of the Right to Information (RTI) Act in every forum. It appealed a ruling of the Chief Information Commissioner (CIC) before the Delhi High Court and after losing there, has appealed to a divisional bench. If NSE is right, the same scruples that ought to prevent Ms Gopinath from joining the board of say other private sector entities ought to apply to her directorship at the NSE as well.
However, there is another even more controversial issue. While the NSE is not under RBI regulation, the currency derivatives segment is under the dual regulation of SEBI and RBI. This was directly under Ms Gopinath's regulatory purview and she inaugurated all four currency bourses - that of the NSE, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), MCX-SX and the United Stock Exchange. The regulator's role in this segment is nothing short of controversial with both RBI and SEBI choosing to maintain a studied silence on two major issues - first, the fact that the NSE used its profits in running a near-monopoly stock market to fight competition in forex market by not charging a fee for currency trades. In other words, the NSE operated the currency market without a source of revenue, forcing all three competitors to do the same inflicting huge losses on them.
Interestingly, both SEBI under CB Bhave and the RBI where Ms Gopinath was a Deputy Governor, maintained complete silence about this anti-competitive stance of NSE. After unsuccessfully appealing to the regulators, MCX-SX which was NSE's main rival approached the Competition Commission of India (CCI) and won a pathbreaking order.
The CCI not only ruled against the NSE, but also slapped a fat fine on it. While NSE has appealed the fine, it has corrected itself and begun to charge a fee.
What is more important in the regulatory context is that RBI and SEBI were not only guilty of not acting against this obvious anti-competitive action despite a wide debate in the media, but their silence encouraged other malpractices as well.
For instance, the big mystery in the battle over anti-competitive practices is the fact that both BSE and USE did not protest. The BSE's currency derivatives segment quickly folded up and it later invested in the USE and offered its trading platform to the fourth bourse. The USE was the only standalone exchange of the four without income from a commodity or equity bourse to subsidize losses in the currency segment. The USE refused to answer Moneylife's repeated queries about its long-term business model, since its currency derivatives trades collected no fees. The USE also outrageously announced a first day trading volume which was more than that of the NSE and MCX-SX combined with one firm, Jaypee Capital, accounting for 80% of the trading volume. Again, the watchdogs did not bark - in fact they didn't so much as whimper. As Sherlock Holmes would say, therein lies the mystery about the regulator's influence.
The USE's operations, as it turns out are riddled by dubious practices that were steadfastly ignored by the two regulators and this when Moneylife had raised questions about its long term survival on the very first day - It is only after a regime change at SEBI and at the RBI that the USE's operations are being investigated. Last week, a report in The Economic Times says that SEBI has found abnormal trading patterns. In fact, this abnormality was evident on the very first day, when USE boldly issued a press release to celebrate its turnover bubble.
SEBI, which has used potential conflict at the reason for denying permission to MCX to launch an equity segment, is strangely silent about the clear conflict in case of Jaypee Capital and USE. In fact, the promoter's son Gaurav Arora was even been appointed President of the bourse.
Six days ago, The Economic Times in a report about SEBI's board meeting said, "There have been reports about a conflict of interest and a possible breach of fair-trade practices at the USE due to one of its largest shareholders, Jaypee Capital, also being a major trader on the exchange.
There have also been reports that the trade volumes might have declined after Jaypee capital started limiting its exposure due to the SEBI probe".
Under the RBI and SEBI's benign watch two out of the four currency derivatives bourses, which were launched in quick succession are in the doldrums. Can we then believe that there is no conflict of interest in regulators being too entwined with regulated entities or seeking post-retirement sinecures with them?
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1. NSE - http://www.bis.org/review/r080903e.pdf
2. BSE: http://www.bseindia.com/cdx/photo.asp?pic=3 and http://blogs.thehindu.com/delhi/?p=3430
3. USE: 21st September 2010
4. MCX-SX: October 2008
The report, which provides an outlook on Asia-Pacific real estate investment and development trends, said the economic problems in the US and Europe "are weighing upon local economies across the Asia-Pacific region as well as the investor sentiment in Asia and Australian real estate markets"
New Delhi: Delhi and Mumbai have slipped in an Asia-Pacific (APAC) real estate investment opportunities list for 2012 owing to economic and inflationary issues, reports PTI quoting a joint report by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and PwC.
The report, titled, 'Emerging Trends in Real Estate Asia-Pacific 2012', found Delhi and Mumbai dropped from fifth and third place in last year's list of real estate investment prospects to 12th and 15th position, respectively, in 2012.
However, Bangalore maintained its position as the 10th most favoured investment destination in the Asia-Pacific real estate space.
"Bangalore continues to be a stable play. It never crashed when the sub-prime crisis hit and it didn't rocket up even when the markets were doing well in 2006-07. It's a very organic, growth-driven market," the report noted.
In terms of development prospects, Bangalore gained two positions to rank seventh in 2012, while Mumbai dropped dramatically from first to 10th place and Delhi fell from second to 13th place.
The report said vacancy rates are likely to remain stable in Mumbai in 2012. Furthermore, while absorption will be positive again, rental values remain questionable, as economic and inflationary issues linger.
About Delhi, the report said, "Inflation has continued to spike costs and it may not be economically feasible to build there... Ongoing funding problems do provide investment opportunities for private equity investors."
The report said, "India's economy continues to produce the second-fastest growing gross domestic product in the Asia-Pacific region, just behind China, but developers face great difficulty raising capital through the nation's banking system."
"Within the country, investment prospects are brightest for Bangalore; however, respondents noted concern about the economy in general. Rankings plummeted for New Delhi and Mumbai, both affected by inflation concerns," it added.
Meanwhile on the Asia-Pacific level, Singapore and Shanghai have retained their first and second ranking, respectively, as property investment hotbeds.
Sydney replaced Mumbai as the third-most preferred destination, followed by the fast-growing Chinese city of Chongqing and Beijing.
In the development category, Shanghai bagged the third rank, followed by Chongqing, Beijing and Jakarta.
The report, which provides an outlook on Asia-Pacific real estate investment and development trends, said the economic problems in the US and Europe "are weighing upon local economies across the Asia-Pacific region as well as the investor sentiment in Asia and Australian real estate markets."
The study, which is based on the opinions of more than 360 internationally-renowned real estate professionals, including investors and developers, noted that overall, respondents were slightly less positive about the outlook for Asia-Pacific countries than a year ago.

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East sisters account for difference in battle against crosstown rival West
In front of a standing room-only crowd at Whitman Field, the annual Wauwatosa West-Wauwatosa East soccer rivalry delivered another competitive chapter in a 3-1 East victory Friday.
Cara Walls scored twice, and Alayah Walls added another score for the Red Raiders.
West keeper Sabelle Seabrook, who would finish with six saves, picked off a rebound header from Cara midway through the first half, but the Raiders continued to pressure the Tosa West goal. Starting off a corner kick in the 29th minute, Walls utilized some fancy footwork past Trojan defenders and sent a shot past Seabrook's right into the net.
"Last year I played really bad against this team," recounted Cara, "so I felt like I had a lot to prove. I haven't scored a lot this year. It felt good."
West defeated East last year, 1-0.
Seabrook made a remarkable diving save and pushed a ball just past the post later in the first half, but Cara found the net again in the 47th minute. Once again, she dribbled past several Trojan defenders and found herself in prime position for a strike.
About eight minutes later, East looked as though they might wrap up the game with a third goal when a shot flashed just over the crossbar and landed harmlessly out of play. The Raiders continued their pressure with a free kick from Cara Walls going wide and a bending shot from Alayah Walls going just past the upper corner.
With only 15 minutes left in the game and West down, 2-0, the Trojans started to gain some momentum and began exploiting some of the Raiders' defensive weaknesses. Finally, in the 71st minute, Katelyn Hronek scored a counterattack goal on a pass from Anna Stadler to make the score 2-1.
But no equalizer would come. East scored its third and final goal of the night with 3 minutes to play when Katie Salmon sent in a cross to Alayah Walls, who found the back of the net. West nearly scored on two separate plays in the last minute of the game, but the East defense held on for the 3-1 win.
"They played with the energy they needed to," said Trojans coach Jon Gulrajani. "We just didn't contain their two top players. …
"I think that the goal was what got us going."
Tosa East coach Lauren Cervero agreed.
"We could see it coming. We were losing our marking. After they scored, we got it together defensively."
West (5-6), already in the midst of a busy stretch because of games postponed by weather, will turn its attention to conference play and its second-place standing therein.
East (7-2), meanwhile, gets bragging rights for a year.
Tosa West wins twice
Wauwatosa West moved to 5-2 in league play with wins over New Berlin West on May 3 and Greenfield two days later.
In the 3-1 win over West, Jenna Engel, Anna Stadler and Maggie Boyle each scored in the second half after the Vikings took a 1-0 lead at halftime. Ali Sauter and Jessica Pike added assists.
"As a team we just attacked with more pace and really forced West to defend us most of the second half," Gulrajani said. "This starts the week with us getting some confidence back. We had a tough stretch of games and we needed to get a win against a good opponent."
Stadler's goal came on a penalty kick after Hronek made a strong move on the left side of the box and drew the foul.
The win over Greenfield was a 10-0 blowout.
Goals came from Engel, Hronek, Mia Tripi (2), Megan Falk, Julia Robles, Gena Schaut, Alexandria Heyer, Rachel Nolte and Maggie Fuhrman. Assists belonged to Jenny Sunder, Engel, Heyer, Fuhrman and Adrianna Luna-Garczyski.
"We really kept our speed of play up, we shared the ball quickly and put our teammates into great scoring chances," Gulrajani said.
"We were very accurate with our finishing; we took 12 shots on goal and finished 10 of them. I was able to use everyone and I was very pleased with our level of play."
JR Radcliffe contributed to this story.
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Bought my 1st jeep 3 weeks ago. Started the search for a hard top immediate. After much frustration I posted on FB about my pain of night being able to find one. Someone from my own town sold me theirs for $300!!!!! It's in great condition but needs the back window replaced... Can you say lucky????
"Lucky" That's a great deal!
i think the back window is gonna cost just as much as you paid for the top.
So that's still a deal at a total of 600. They go for 800-1000 used around here
i agree it is a good deal. I was just letting them know the cost of the rear window, its crazy that he will pay as much for it as he did for the top. around here you can find them on craigslist as cheap as 600 up to some crazy numbers.
When a friend needed a rear window for his hard top, he simply took a huge sheet of wrapping paper, then outlined the shape of the edge of the hard top where the window sealed up against it.
He took the paper down to a Plexiglas shop.
They used that template to cut out a piece of Plexiglas for him.
He still had to drill the hinge holes, and he had to do some slight trimming to get it to fit properly. But, for around $100, it was a pretty good deal.
Plus, he asked the plexiglas people to use "tinted" plexiglas.
Once installed, it really looked good.
Got my top painted black! The inside I had rhino coated ... Hell yes! I'm waiting on the window to be installed. Hopefully I won't run into problems once it's on my Jeep. 😁
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Residential/commercial uses emerged as leading application markets and accounted for 47.3% of total market volume in 2013, followed by chemical usage and accounted for 24.5% of total volume for the same year. LPG demand for autofuel applications is expected to reach 29.11 million tons by 2020, growing at a CAGR of 4.3% from 2014 to 2020.
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Self Appreciation- Took a stanza from this (though its written as a block) and tattooed it on my shoulder. Has significant meaning to me.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2599?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13281347#comment-13281347 ] Hoss Man commented on SOLR-2599: -------------------------------- Jan: I did not incorporate any sort of copy field equivalent in the SOLR-2802 work, but i did implement the "append" logic as a processor (see below) Comments on your patch... * my personal pref would be to use a slight diff name... (maybe "CloneFieldUpdateProcessor" ?) to help differentiate slightly from {{<copyField/>}} and reduce the likelihood of confusion during casual discussion in email/irc (ie: "I'm copying field A to B..."; "wait, are you FieldCopy-ing or CopyField-ing?") * as mentioned in SOLR-2825 + SOLR-3095, you shouldn't need to explicitly handle "enabled" in the individual processors * i would eliminate the append, append.delim, and multiValued options and only support the multiValued=true behavior - if they want the append logic they can combine this processor with the ConcatFieldUpdateProcessorFactory * instead of a "move=true" boolean config, i think it would be more clear what the behavior/alternatives are if we used an "action=clone|rename" config, with the default being "clone" * instead of the simple whitespace seperated "source" field name config, it would be nice if we could reuse the field name selector syntax options from FieldMutatingUpdateProcessorFactory (multiple fieldName, fieldRegex, typeName, and typeClass as well as excludes of any/all of those) * need to think carefully about how maxChars should work: ** what if the source values aren't Strings? they could easily be numbers or dates, so it seems like a bad idea to convert them to strings just because they are copied/renamed. ** even if all we worry about is strings, should it be maxChars per value, maxChars per source field, or total maxChars in dest? *** specifics need documented ** personally: i would suggest ripping out the maxChars option and making it a distinct processor that can be configured later in the chain. if we leave it in, then i think it's really important that it should be ignored or throw and error unless the value implements CharSequence, and not forcably toString() every copied value. (so this processor will still be useful with numeric values) * need to think carefully about field boosts: ** either we should try to preserve/combine them on move/copy, or we should make sure we explicitly blow them away ** either way we need to document it ** if i'm reading the patch correctly it currently obliterates the boost on the dest field in all cases, even if there is not source value(s) to copy, and ignores any boost on any source field, but we should double check that. > FieldCopy Update Processor > -------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-2599 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2599 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: update > Reporter: Jan Høydahl > Assignee: Jan Høydahl > Fix For: 4.0 > > Attachments: SOLR-2599.patch, SOLR-2599.patch > > > Need an UpdateProcessor which can copy and move fields -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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A drug originally used to boost the immune system is showing promise as a potential new treatment for lupus, joint Monash University and Peking University research published today shows. Lupus is an autoimmune disease, where the immune system attacks the body's own organs and tissues.
An international team of scientists from Australia and China have, for the first time, shown in a study published in Nature Medicine, that a natural immune system protein called IL-2 can help restore balance to the overactive immune system of lupus patients. The drug could soon be rolled out for clinical trials in lupus treatment.
Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute researcher, Dr Di Yu and Professor Zhanguo Li from Peking University People's Hospital in China co-led the study.
Dr Yu said he hoped the drug could be approved as a lupus treatment within a handful of years.
"This drug, which can help the immune system fight against cancer, was approved in the 1990s but is not commonly used now. We're now using this drug for a different purpose, based on our new knowledge of the immune system," Dr Yu said.
"The amount we tested for treating lupus is much less than the dose used in treating cancers. We observed the treatment was safe and showed promising results, so there's reason to believe formal trials could begin almost immediately," he said.
Dr Yu said lupus could be a serious disease, and that it hadn't been able to be treated in a very satisfactory way in the past.
IL-2 is a protein that regulates the activity of white blood cells, which are an important part of the immune system that protect the body against infections. In cancer therapy, patients are given large doses of IL-2 to stimulate their immune system but, paradoxically, the low dose IL-2 given to lupus sufferers in this study actually supressed the overactive part of their immune system that attacks their body. The research also showed the "self-checking" part of the immune system that prevents an overactive immune response, called regulatory T cells, increased after IL-2 treatment.
Professor Eric Morand, fellow Monash University researcher on the study and founder of the Asia Pacific Lupus Collaboration, said that in this study, IL-2 was given to people whose lupus wasn't responding well to standard treatments.
"The real promise of this treatment is that it calms the hyperactive immune system through multiple mechanisms, which is very important as this new therapy may be effective for many patients," Professor Morand said.
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Matthew Aliota, a scientist at the UW–Madison School of Veterinary Medicine(SVM) and first author of the paper — published today (July 1, 2016) in the journal Scientific Reports — says the bacteria could present a "novel biological control mechanism," aiding efforts to stop the spread of Zika virus.
Thirty-nine countries and territories in the Americas have been affected by the Zika epidemic, and it is expected that at least 4 million people will be infected by the end of the year. Scientists believe the virus is responsible for a host of brain defects in developing fetuses, including microcephaly, and has contributed to an uptick in cases of a neurological disorder called Guillain-Barre syndrome. There are not yet any approved Zika virus vaccines or antiviral medications, and ongoing mosquito control strategies have not been adequate to contain the spread of the virus.
Researchers led by Jorge Osorio, a UW–Madison professor of pathobiological sciences, and Scott O'Neill of the the Eliminate Dengue Program (EDP) and Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, are already releasing mosquitoes harboring the Wolbachia bacterium in pilot studies in Colombia, Brazil, Australia, Vietnam and Indonesia to help control the spread of dengue virus. Their work is supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Monash enrolls approximately 45,000 undergraduate and 17,000 graduate students, making it the university with the largest student body in Australia. It also has more applicants than any university in the state of Victoria.
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text: Strana 836 VOJNOSANITETSKI PREGLED ORIGINAL ARTICLE Vojnosanit Pregl 2013; 70(9): 836–841. UDC: 617.58::616.718.5-001.5-089 DOI: 10.2298/VSP1309836M Distal tibial pilon fractures (AO/OTA type B, and C) treated with the external skeletal and minimal internal fixation method Zbrinjavanje preloma distalnog pilona tibije (AO/OTA tipa B, C) metodom spoljašnje skeletne i minimalne unutrašnje fiksacije Saša Milenkoviü*, Milorad Mitkoviü*, Ivan Miciü*, Desimir Mladenoviü*, Stevo Najman†, Miroslav Trajanoviü‡, Miodrag Maniü‡, Milan Mitkoviü* *Orthopaedic and Traumatology Clinic, Clinical Center Niš, Faculty of Medicine, University of Niš, Niš, Serbia; Serbia; †Faculty of Medicine, University of Niš, Niš, Serbia; ‡Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Niš, Niš, Serbia Abstract Background/Aim. Distal tibial pilon fractures include extra-articular fractures of the tibial metaphysis and the more severe intra-articular tibial pilon fractures. There is no universal method for treating distal tibial pilon fractures. These fractures are treated by means of open reduction, internal fixation (ORIF) and external skeletal fixation. The high rate of soft-tissue complications associated with primary ORIF of pilon fractures led to the use of external skeletal fixation, with limited internal fixation as an alternative technique for definitive management. The aim of this study was to estimate efficacy of distal tibial pilon fratures treatment using the external skeletal and minimal internal fixation method. Methods. We presented a series of 31 operated patients with tibial pilon fractures. The patients were operated on using the method of external skeletal fixation with a minimal internal fixation. According to the AO/OTA classification, 17 patients had type B fracture and 14 patients type C fractures. The rigid external skeletal fixation was transformed into a dynamic external skeletal fixation 6 weeks post-surgery. Results. Apstrakt Uvod/Cilj. Prelomi distalnog pilona tibije podrazumevaju spoljašnje artikularne prelome metafize tibije i teže unutrašnje artikularne prelome pilona tibije. Ne postoji univerzalni metod za leÿenje preloma distalnog pilona tibije. Ovi prelomi se leÿe metodom otvorene redukcije i stabilne fiksacije (ORIF) i spoljašnjom skeletnom fiksacijom. Visok procenat komplikacija na mekom tkivu udružen nakon primarne ORIF preloma pilona, nameýe upotrebu metode spoljašnje skeletne fiksacije sa minimalnom unutrašnjom fiksacijom, kao alternativnu tehniku za konaÿno izleÿenje. Cilj rada bio je da se utvrdi efikasnost leÿenja distalnog pilona tibije primenom metode spoljašnje skeletne i mini- This retrospective study involved 31 patients with tibial pilon fractures, average age 41.81 (from 21 to 60) years. The average follow-up was 21.86 (from 12 to 48) months. The percentage of union was 90.32%, nonunion 3.22% and malunion 6.45%. The mean to fracture union was 14 (range 12–20) weeks. There were 4 (12.19%) infections around the pins of the external skeletal fixator and one (3.22%) deep infections. The ankle joint arthrosis as a late complication appeared in 4 (12.90%) patients. All arthroses appeared in patients who had type C fractures. The final functional results based on the AOFAS score were excellent in 51.61%, good in 32.25%, average in 12.90% and bad in 3.22% of the patients. Conclusion. External skeletal fixation and minimal internal fixation of distal tibial pilon fractures is a good method for treating all types of inta-articular pilon fractures. In fractures types B and C dynamic external skeletal fixation allows early mobility in the ankle joint. Key words: tibial fractures; orthopedic procedures; external fixators; internal fixators; treatment outocme. malne unutrašnje fiksacije. Metode. Prikazali smo seriju od 31 operisanog bolesnika sa prelomima pilona tibije. Bolesnici su operisani metodom spoljašnje skeletne fiksacije sa minimalnom unutrašnjom fiksacijom. Prema AO/OTA klasifikaciji 17 bolesnika imalo je prelom tipa B, a 14 prelom tipa C. Kruta spoljašnja skeletna fiksacija je transformisana u dinamiÿku spoljašnju skeletnu fiksaciju šest nedelja posle operacije. Rezultati. Retrospektivnom studijom analiziran je 31 bolesnik sa prelomima pilona tibije, proseÿne starosti 41,81 (21–60) godina. Proseÿno vreme praýenja iznosilo je 21,86 (12–48) meseci. Procenat zarastanja preloma iznosio je 90,32%, nezarastanja 3,22% i lošeg zarastanja 6,45%. Proseÿno trajanje zarastanja preloma iznosilo je 14 (12–20) nedelja. Bilo je 4 (12,19%) in- Correspondence to: Saša Milenkoviý, University Orthopaedic and Traumatology Clinic Niš, Bulevar dr Zorana Djindjica 48, 18 000 Niš, Serbia. E-mail: [email protected] Volumen 70, Broj 9 VOJNOSANITETSKI PREGLED fekcija oko klinova spoljašnjeg skeletnog fiksatora i 1 (3,22%) duboka infekcije. Artroza skoÿnog zgloba kao kasna komplikacija, pojavila se kod 4 (12,90%) bolesnika. Sve artroze su nastale kod bolesnika koji su imali prelom tipa C. Krajnji funkcionalni rezultati na osnovu AOFAS skora bili su odliÿni kod 51,61%, dobri kod 32,25%, umereni kod 12,90% i loši kod 3,22% bolesnika. Zakljuÿak. Spoljašnja skeletna fiksacija i minimalna unutrašnja fiksa- Introduction In contrast to the rotational mechanisms that result in malleolar fractures and fracture-dislocations of the ankle, distal tibial pilon fractures typically result from high-energy axialloading mechanisms. Distal tibial pilon fractures include extraarticular fractures of the tibial metaphysis and the more severe intraarticular tibial plafond or pilon fractures. The clinical manifestation of this fractures difference is the generation of osteochondral fracturing, comminution and displacement of the weight-bearing articular portion of the tibial plafond and distal tibial metaphysis, as well as the development of marked swelling, blistering and devitalization of the surrounding soft-tissue envelope typically identified in tibial pilon fractures. These fractures are estimated to comprise 3% to 10% of all tibia fractures and less than 1% of lower extremity fractures. These high energy injuries, usually caused by falls from heights or motor vehicle accidens, are often open fractures and they are frequently associated with additional trauma in other areas of the body 1–3. They are one of the most challenging injuries in orthopaedic traumatology 4. Several treatment methods are recommended for the treatment of these injuries including external skeletal fixation, intramedullary nailing, and plate fixation 5–8. The aim of this study was to estimate efficacy of a treatment of a distal tibial fracture (AO type B and C) using the method of external skeletal fixation combined with minimal internal fixation. The high rate of soft-tissue complications associated with primary open reduction, internal fixation (ORIF) of distal tibial pilon fractures led to use of external skeletal fixation, with limited internal fixation as an alternative technique for definitive management. Our aim was to analyze original results of distal tibial pilon fractures treatment using the external skeletal and minimal internal fixation method. Strana 837 cija preloma distalnog pilona tibije dobra je metoda za leÿenje svih tipova intraartikularnih preloma pilona. Kod preloma tipa B i C, dinamiÿka spoljašnja skeletna fiksacija dozvoljava rane pokrete u skoÿnom zglobu. Kljuÿne reÿi: tibija, prelomi; ortopedske procedure; fiksatori, spoljni; fiksatori, unutrašnji; leÿenje, ishod. all open fractures 10. To perform external skeletal fixation, a Mitkovic's unilateral external skeletal fixator was used. To analyze the final functional results, the AOFAS scoring system was used 11. Results This retrospective study involved 31 patients with distal tibial pilon fractures. According to the AO/OTA classification, 17 patients had fractures type B and 14 patients fractures type C (Figures 1–5 and 6–9 respectively). The average age was 41.81 (21–60) years, and there were 20 male patients and 11 female patients. Open fractures appeared in 11 (35.48%) patients. A total of 10 (32.25%) fractures were caused by car accidents, 14 (45.16%) by falls from heights, whereas 7 (22.58%) fractures appeared under different circumstances, such as in accidents at work, falls from stairs, or as a result of slip and fall accidents on an even surface. The average follow-up of the patients was 21.86 (12–48) months. There were 28 (90.32%) unions, 1 (3.22%) nonunions and 2 (6.45%) malunions. The mean to fracture union was 14 (range 12–20) weeks. As regards complications, infection around the pins of the external skeletal fixator appeared in 4 (12.19%) and deep infections appeared in 1 (3.22%) patients. Ankle joint arthrosis as late complication appeared in 4 (12.90%) patients. All arthroses appeared in patients with fractures type C. According to AOFAS, the final functional results were excellent in 16 (51.61%) patients, good in 10 (32.25%), average in 4 (12.90%) patietns and bad in 1 (3.22%) cases. All the patients were operated on as urgent cases, immediately after hospitalization. Methods The patients with distal tibial fracture were operated on at the University Orthopedic and Traumatology Clinic, Niš. The patients with intra-articular fractures (AO/OTA types B and C) were operated on using the method of external skeletal fixation and minimal internal fixation. To perform minimal internal fixation, screws and K-wires were used. In patients with types B and C fractures, rigid external skeletal fixation was transformed into dynamic external skeletal fixation 1.5 month later. All fractures were classified according to the AO/OTA classification 9. The Gustilo-Anderson classification system was used for Milenkoviý S, et al. Vojnosanit Pregl 2013; 70(9): 836–841. Fig. 1 (A and B) – Radiographs of distal tibial pilon fracture (AO/OTA type C) after the injury. Strana 838 VOJNOSANITETSKI PREGLED Volumen 70, Broj 9 Fig. 2 (A and B) – Radioscopic views after external skeletal fixation and minimal internal K-wires fixation. Fig. 3 – Radiopgraphs views after the surgery (A), and after 1 month (B). Fig. 4 – Radiographs after external skeletal fixator removal, 14 weeks after the injury. Milenkoviý S, et al. Vojnosanit Pregl 2013; 70(9): 836–841. Volumen 70, Broj 9 VOJNOSANITETSKI PREGLED Strana 839 Fig. 5 – A) Rigid external skeletal fixation of distal tibial pilon fracture (ligamentotaxis); B) Dynamic external skeletal fixation (the same patient 6 weeks after the surgery). Fig. 6 – Radiographs of distal tibial pilon fracture (AO/OTA type C) after the injury. Fig. 7 (A and B) – Radiographs after external skeletal fixation and minimal internal screws fixation. Milenkoviý S, et al. Vojnosanit Pregl 2013; 70(9): 836–841. Strana 840 VOJNOSANITETSKI PREGLED Volumen 70, Broj 9 Fig. 8 – Radiographs after external skeletal fixator and screws removal. Fig. 9 – The final functional result 4 months after the injury. Discussion In the decade 1980 to 1990 numerous publications favoured the approach to distal tibial fractures that included external skeletal fixation as primary stabilization, with or without some form of limited internal fixation. This was in reaction to numerous complications that were observed previously following ORIF 12. High-energy distal tibial fracture with soft tissue compromise remains a treatment dilemma. Clinical series from the 1980 and 1990 using primary ORIF had complications rates of greater than 50%, most related to soft-tissue complications and infections, including amputation rates as high as 17% 13,14. The high rate of soft-tissue complications associated with primary ORIF of pilon fractures led to use of external skeletal fixation, with limited internal fixation as an alternative technique for definitive management. Hybrid external skeletal fixation with limited open reduction has proved to be a safe, reproducible, and effective treatment modality for this complex fracture 15. Distal tibial fractures are serious injuries which most frequently appear in car accidents or in falls from heights. There is no universal method in treating these fractures. The most frequent methods are operation, open reduction and internal fixation, intramedullary fixation, plate fixation, external skeletal fixation. Some authors recommend a two-step procedure. After applying the external skeletal fixation, an internal plate fixation is performed 6–18. We used the external skeletal fixation as one-step procedure in the treatment of distal tibial pilon fracture. We presented the results of distal tibia fracture treatment using the method of external skeletal fixation combined with minimal internal fixation (AO/OTA fractures types B and C). Studies show that minimal internal fixation and external skeletal fixation achieve good results in the treatment of these fractures. A higher percentage of superfiMilenkoviý S, et al. Vojnosanit Pregl 2013; 70(9): 836–841. Volumen 70, Broj 9 VOJNOSANITETSKI PREGLED cial infections around the pins does not affect the final outcome of the treatment 19. Bone 1 also describes satisfactory results in the application of this method. In fractures type B and C, it is necessary to achieve fracture reduction and articular tibial surface reconstruction. Fixation by means of screws and K-wires is open and minimal. External skeletal fixator pins are placed, 2 in the proximal fragment, and 2 in the foot. One pin is placed in the calcaneus, the other in the I metatarsal bone. After that, the external skeletal fixator frame with clamps and carriers of the clamp placed. In this way, rigid fracture fixation is achieved, and it transforms into dynamic fixation 6-week post-surgery, which allows early ankle joint mobility 20. A dynamic external skeletal fixation is placed on an already existing external skeletal fixator construction with additional carriers of the clamp and clamps. This system for external skeletal fixation is suitable for additional interventions, such as fracture position correction while the apparatus is carried. Studies describe this method of treatment as definitive or temporary method, after which intramedullary or plate fixation of fracture will be per- Strana 841 formed 21. Our experience in the treatment of these fractures as definitive method and our results are very encouraging, giving us right to consider this method suitable for treating all types of distal tibial pilon fractures. It is important to emphasize that these fractures are considered as urgent, and they should be treated urgently. Urgent surgical intervention reduces the possibility of complications. Conclusion External skeletal fixation of distal tibial and pilon fractures as one-step procedure is a good method for treating all types of fractures. In fractures types B and C, dynamic external skeletal fixation allows early mobility in the ankle joint. Acknowledge This work was supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia, project No III41017. R E F E R E N C E S 1. 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