Abstract:【Objective】 To investigate the treatment outcome of minimally invasive surgery for tibial plateau fractures under arthroscope and c-arm X-ray monitoring. 【Methods】 The clinical data of 38 patients with tibial plateau fractures (Schatzker criteria: 6 cases were classified as type I, type II as 9 cases, type III as 17 cases, type IV as 4 cases, type Vas 2 cases), treated in our hospital from February 2009 to February 2014 were retrospectively analyzed. All cases were given CT reconstruction, MR examination or X-ray examination before operation, and the fractures were reduced and fixed under arthroscope and c-arm fluoroscope during operation. With articular complications firstly treated, the dissociative fragments secondly were managed by anatomic reduction and were fixated anatomic strut plat or cancellous screws. After the bone were defected, the autografts of ilium or bone allografts were applied. 【Results】 38 patients with tibial plateau fractures were followed up for (16.54±6.87) months on average, with X-ray findings showed bone union in all 38 cases in 3~5 postoperative months. During the followed-up, there were no incision or joint infection, skin necrosis, delayed union or screw rupture. According to Lysholm knee rating system, 30 cases were excellent, 5 were good, 2 were fair and 2 were poor, with the excellent and good rate was 92.11%. 【Conclusion】 The minimally invasive surgery underarthro-seope and C-arm has advantages of less trauma, satisfactory reduction fixation and fast recovery of joint function for tibial plateau fractures; It can deal with associated injuries of knee joint at the same time. Moreover, good surgical experience and nursing has played a good role in promoting cooperate of the surgery smoothly going on and rehabilitation of patients. It is worth of further clinical apphcation.