2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-36162009000300006
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Deformidade de Sprengel: tratamento cirúrgico pela técnica de green modificada

Abstract: RESUMOObjetivo: Demonstrar os resultados estéticos e funcionais de pacientes submetidos à correção cirúrgica de escápula alta congênita -deformidade de Sprengel -por uma modificação da técnica de Green, bem como avaliar o grau de satisfação dos pacientes e as complicações da técnica utilizada. Métodos: Foram avaliados nove pacientes operados pela técnica de Green modificada, no período de setembro de 1993 a abril de 2008. Como modificação da técnica original foram realizados descolamento muscular subperiosteal… Show more

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“…The researched medical and surgical literature supports the concept expressed in the present study that this triangle should be described so that surgical procedures in the treatment of congenital diseases of the back can be performed with greater safety, as in the case of Sprengel's deformity. 150 Reginaldo et al 150 Nowinski and Duchene 182 reported cases of septic subscapular abscesses that progressed to septicemia due to late diagnosis. In this disease, the subscapular puncture through the base of the Romboesplenioescapular Triangle can be safe and easy to perform, thus allowing the early diagnosis of the abscess and its treatment by drainage or aspiration.…”
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“…The researched medical and surgical literature supports the concept expressed in the present study that this triangle should be described so that surgical procedures in the treatment of congenital diseases of the back can be performed with greater safety, as in the case of Sprengel's deformity. 150 Reginaldo et al 150 Nowinski and Duchene 182 reported cases of septic subscapular abscesses that progressed to septicemia due to late diagnosis. In this disease, the subscapular puncture through the base of the Romboesplenioescapular Triangle can be safe and easy to perform, thus allowing the early diagnosis of the abscess and its treatment by drainage or aspiration.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reginaldo et al, 150 Boon et al, 151 and Siu et al 152 observed that the dorsal scapular nerve, located on the upper medial edge of the scapula, is the one with the highest risk of injury; accessory and suprascapular nerves are rarely at risk. These authors [150][151][152] thus confirm, by reporting the complications or sequelae of surgical treatment, that knowledge of the Romboesplenioescapular Triangle would indeed be fundamental for the safe surgical treatment of this deformity ( Figures 7A and 7B).…”
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