Ostéonécrose aseptique du grand os et traitement : à propos d’un cas et d’une revue de la littérature

Dereudre, G.; Kaba, Arnaud; Pansard, E.; Mathevon, H.; Marès, Olivier

doi:10.1016/j.main.2010.03.005

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“…Several procedures have been described. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]13 Partial wrist arthrodeses are logical solutions and include lunocapitate, scaphocapitate, and four-bone fusion, which can include the carpometacarpal fusion if the necrosis involves the entire capitate. Despite their reliability, an arthrodesis must be considered a palliative solution, as it limits the wrist range of motion.…”

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Pyrocarbon Interposition after Capitate Head Resection

Ferrand

Bellemère

2013

Jnl Wrist Surg

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Background Isolated lunocapitate disease is a rare situation. It includes both capitolunate arthritis and osteonecrosis of the capitate head. The management of this pathology is not defined yet. Case Description We treated three patients by resection of the capitate head and interposition of a so-called capitolunate Pi(2) implant (Tornier, BioProfile, Grenoble, France). We reported encouraging results at average follow-up of 4.8 years. Literature Review Several procedures have been reported in this indication. All suffer from lack of follow-up. Four-corner fusion seems to be the most reliable solution at the expense of wrist stiffness. Clinical Relevance case series.

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“…The use of a pyrocarbon implant was reported by Dereudre et al 13 The authors filled the cavity of bone resection with an RCPI implant (Tornier, BioProfile, Grenoble, France). Good clinical results were reported at 22-month follow-up, but dorsal translation of the second row was diagnosed on X-rays.…”

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Pyrocarbon Interposition after Capitate Head Resection

Ferrand

Bellemère

2013

Jnl Wrist Surg

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“…Pyrocarbon resurfacing of the capitate for AVNC has been described. 10 At 3-year follow-up, the visual analog score for pain was 2/10 and the function was good. Subluxation of the prosthesis was seen, but there were no clinical symptoms.…”

Section: Journal Of Wrist Surgerymentioning

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Mid-Carpal Joint Sparing Procedure for Idiopathic Avascular Necrosis of Capitate

Ansari

Janardhanan

2020

J Wrist Surg

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Background Avascular necrosis of the capitate (AVNC) is an uncommon pathology of the wrist. Several procedures have been described for the treatment of AVNC. The type of treatment varies depending upon the stages. In early stages, revascularization procedures are performed. If secondary osteoarthritis develops, then the treatment options include intercarpal fusion, four corner fusion, prosthesis replacement of the capitate, tendon interposition, and wrist arthrodesis. No long-term study is available for choosing an appropriate method of the treatment for AVNC. Case Description Herein, we report a case of AVNC that was managed by hemi-resection of the capitate with capito-hamate fusion and tendon interposition. One year after surgery, patient was asymptomatic and radiographs revealed fusion of capito-hamate joint and maintenance of the mid-carpal joint space. There was no evidence of carpal collapse. Literature Review All the literature about mid-carpal joint sparing (MCJS) procedures has been reviewed in this report. This is a goal behind writing of this case report as there have been very few publications about these procedures. Clinical Relevance This case illustrates the successful treatment of AVNC by MCJS procedure. The intercarpal fusion and the four corner fusion are one time procedures, and these can be used if the MCJS procedure fails or sometimes, as primary procedure, if the patient gives consent for the same. It appears prudent to save arthrodesis procedures for the future.

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Kienbock’s Disease and Other Avascular Necrosis

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2014

Disorders of the Hand

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Ostéonécrose aseptique du grand os et traitement : à propos d’un cas et d’une revue de la littérature

Cited by 10 publications

References 12 publications

Pyrocarbon Interposition after Capitate Head Resection

Pyrocarbon Interposition after Capitate Head Resection

Mid-Carpal Joint Sparing Procedure for Idiopathic Avascular Necrosis of Capitate

Kienbock’s Disease and Other Avascular Necrosis

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