2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00064-022-00778-3
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Proximale Varisationsosteotomie des Femurs beim Morbus Perthes

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Operationsziel Die proximale femorale Varisationsosteotomie (PVO) ist eine chirurgische Technik zur Rezentrierung des Hüftkopfes, sofern es bspw. im Rahmen der ablaufenden Legg-Calvé-Perthes(LCPD)-Krankheit zur Subluxation gekommen ist. Indikationen Bis anhin existieren keine einheitlichen Indikationskriterien für die Containment-Therapie bei LCPD-Patienten. Einzelne, für die Deformitätsentwicklung prädiktive radiologische Fak… Show more

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“…By producing increased varus angulation of the proximal femur, the femoral head is centred within the acetabulum [21]. To further improve containment the proximal femur may additionally be altered in the sagittal and transverse plane through modi cations of the osteotomy [22]. The aim is to shift the fragile capital femoral epiphysis out of the main load zone [22].…”
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“…By producing increased varus angulation of the proximal femur, the femoral head is centred within the acetabulum [21]. To further improve containment the proximal femur may additionally be altered in the sagittal and transverse plane through modi cations of the osteotomy [22]. The aim is to shift the fragile capital femoral epiphysis out of the main load zone [22].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To further improve containment the proximal femur may additionally be altered in the sagittal and transverse plane through modi cations of the osteotomy [22]. The aim is to shift the fragile capital femoral epiphysis out of the main load zone [22]. The load-relieving effect may ultimately improve remodelling of the biologically plastic femoral head during the healing or revascularization phase [21,22].…”
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confidence: 99%
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