We studied eighteen patients who had surgical treatment for tibial condylar fractures with a mean follow-up of 40.3 months (5-77).
We evaluated the clinical results according to Hohl and Luck's criteria. There was no agreement between joint function and good anatomical grade. By using multiple regression analysis, we examined factors which affect the functional results. Our study results suggests that anatomical reduction and early active motion were the most important factors for obtaining optimal result for this fracture.