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Reаd the fоllоwing medicаl recоrd documentаtion and answer the question below. Orthopedics Pre/Postop Diagnoses: 1. Left pilon fracture. 2. Left great toe proximal phalanx fracture. Operation Performed: 1. External fixation of left pilon fracture. Operative Report: The left leg was identified and marked at the surgical site of the patient. She was then transferred to the operating table in the supine position and placed under general anesthesia. Left lower extremity was prepped and draped in the usual fashion. She received Ancef for antibiotic prophylaxis. At this point, intraoperative fluoroscopy was used to identify the fracture site as well as the appropriate starting point both in the calcaneus for a transcalcaneal cross stent and in the proximal tibia with care taken to leave enough room for later plate fixation without contaminating the future operative site. A single centrally threaded calcaneal cross tunnel was then placed across the calcaneus parallel to the joint surface followed by placement of two Schantz pins in the tibia, and a frame-type external fixator was then applied in traction with attempts to get the fracture fragments out to length, but not overly distract the fracture and restore coronal and sagittal alignment as much as possible. When this was adequate, the fixator apparatus was locked in place, and X-ray images were taken, verifying correct placement of the hardware and adequate alignment of the fracture. Attention was then turned to the left great toe, where a reduction of the proximal phalanx fracture was performed, followed by buddy taping, as this provided good stability and was least invasive. X-rays were taken showing good reduction of the base of the proximal phalanx of the great toe fracture. At this point, the pins were cut short and capped to protect the sharp ends. The stab wounds for the Schantz pin and cross pin were covered with gauze with Betadine followed by dry gauze, and the patient was then awakened from anesthesia and transferred to the recovery unit in stable condition. Q: Ancef was administered to the patient for:
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