Tratamento da falha óssea parcial pelo transporte ósseo parietal

Rodrigues, Fábio; Mercadante, Marcelo Tomanik

doi:10.1590/s1413-78522005000100002

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“…The biological factors that need to be considered include blood supply, joint and muscle function, and presence, location, and severity of nerve damage. Reconstruction is indicated only if it can provide a good functional prognosis and if patient has good psychosocial condition 1, 5…”

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Clinical evaluation of patients submitted to osteogenic distraction in the lower limb at a university hospital

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Revista Brasileira de Ortopedia (English Edition)

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ObjectiveTo evaluate the clinical characteristics from patients submitted to osteogenic distraction to correct bone gap at a university hospital.MethodsRetrospective transversal study, with a convenience sample, from 2000 to 2012, evaluating clinical aspects of patients treated, submitted to osteogenic distraction (bone transport) with Ilizarov's external fixation device. The chi-squared, Fisher's, and Mann–Whitney's U tests were used with a 5% level of significance (p < 0.05).Results33 patients were studied, of whom 28 men (84.8%). The more frequent age was from 21 to 40 years. Most patients were from the metropolitan region of the capital (57.6%). The leg was the most affected limb (75.8%), and the left side was the most affected (66.7%). The most common cause was infected pseudoarthrosis (75.8%). The most common bone transportation type was bifocal (75.8%). Mean previous surgery at others institutions were 2.62 (1.93 standard deviation), and mean surgeries after treatment were 1.89 (1.29 standard deviation). Ilizarov's external fixation device was used for 1.94 years (1.34 mean deviation), from one to six years. The most common complications were pin infection (57.6%), equinus (30.3%), deep infection (24.2%), and shortening (21.2%).ConclusionOsteogenic distraction for bone gaps were more frequent in young adults, men, in the leg, with bifocal transportation, after several previous surgeries, treated for a mean of two years, with many complications (infections were the most common).

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“…In 1969, Ilizarov and Ledyaev 5 were able to fill the bone defect and extend the limb after debridement of the infected bone and, at the same time, correct deformities. Their method was revolutionary by the standards of orthopedic treatments of the time 1, 6, 7…”

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Clinical evaluation of patients submitted to osteogenic distraction in the lower limb at a university hospital

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“…In this technique (seldom reported in medical literature), the viable bone segment contiguous to the bone cavity is preserved. A bone fragment is created in the healthy region adjacent to the cavity and transported, according to the Llizarov method, filling a cavity of approximately 50% of the bone diameter (Rodrigues & Mercadante, 2005). The option of performing resection of viable bone occupying the complete cortical, transforming the partial defect into segmental for application of the conventional bone transportation technique, appears to us to be absolute nonsense: removing healthy bone when this is what is missing.…”

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