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“Typically, surgical intervention in a tibial plateau fracture is to reduce an offset in the articular cartilage — in other words, to make it smoother once again,” Dr. Michael Miranda, chief of orthopedic trauma at Hartford Hospital, told The Courant. “The other reason would be to increase stability. There may have been some displacement, which they felt required surgical intervention.”
