Tibial plateau fractures occur when a varus or valgus force is combined with axial loading on the knee. They can be classified using the Schatzker or Hohl and Moore systems. Treatment goals are to restore articular congruity, axial alignment, joint stability, and functional motion. Operative treatment is indicated for open fractures, fractures with vascular injuries, displaced bicondylar fractures, and lateral fractures causing instability. Prognosis depends on the degree of articular depression, separation of condylar lines, comminution, and soft tissue integrity. Surgical techniques include various approaches to reduce and fixate the fracture using plates, screws, K-wires or external fixation. Postoperative care involves