双侧牵引快速复位装置协助下微创治疗复杂胫骨平台骨折
[Abstract]:Background: Complex tibial plateau fractures are usually caused by low-energy trauma in young patients with high-energy trauma or osteoporosis. The objective of treatment is to achieve anatomical reduction, stable internal fixation and early mobilization, and minimize complications. The traditional treatment of complex tibial plateau fractures is open reduction and internal fixation, mainly because it can achieve good anatomical reduction and alignment, but extensive dissection of soft tissue and injury interfere with bone revascularization. Minimally invasive percutaneous plate fixation (MIPO) was originally used to treat proximal and distal femoral fractures, but has recently been used to treat complex proximal tibial fractures. Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) for plateau fractures tends to choose arthroplasty to facilitate intuitive articular surface and achieve good articular reduction. This study assesses whether bilateral traction rapid reduction devices can increase the use of minimally invasive percutaneous plate internal fixation in the treatment of complex tibial plateau fractures, thereby restoring joint stability, alignment, and Methods: 31 patients with tibial plateau fractures were enrolled in our hospital from September 2014 to June 2016. All 31 patients were corrected by surgery. The patients were divided into two groups, group A (control group) 17, group B 14. Group A consisted of 10 women and 7 men, group B consisted of 5 women and 9 men. Fractures in group A were classified as follows: type II in 4 cases, type III in 2 cases, type IV in 3 cases, type V in 4 cases, and type VI in 4 cases. Fractures in group B were classified as follows: type II in 3 cases, type III in 2 cases, type IV in 1 case, type V in 5 cases and type VI in 3 cases. In group B, MIPO was achieved by using a rapid reduction device with bilateral traction, without manual pulling to separate the affected limbs while maintaining stability. The rapid reduction device with bilateral traction was mainly connected by a reduction bracket, a traction arch, a traction pin, a connecting rod, a reset auxiliary pin (Shanz pin or an offset wire) and a proximal end. The rapid reductor connects one end of the distal femur to the other end of the tibia or the calcaneus through two traction bows. The two traction bows are connected by connecting rods to form a mechanical closed-loop system that produces powerful forces to reposition and stabilize the fracture site. Data on fracture reduction, surgery, fluoroscopy, and intraoperative blood loss are collected in detail. The study assessed the need for arthroplasty. The average length of hospital stay was recorded in both groups. The HSS scoring system was used to assess functional recovery and clinical outcomes. The mean follow-up period was 14.06 months in group A and 12.5 months in group B. Results: There was no direct or indirect correlation between rapid reduction with bilateral traction. There were no postoperative infection, skin necrosis or nonunion in the two groups. The operation time was mainly used to expose the surgical field, reset and fix the tibial plateau, and fluoroscopy. The average operation time in group A was 180.9 minutes, the average intraoperative blood loss was 249.4 ml, and the average follow-up time was 14.06 months. The average length of hospital stay was 7 days in group A and 4 days in group B. The average time of bone union was 12.2 weeks in group A and 10.5 weeks in group B. Three patients in group A had delayed union, but no such phenomenon in group B. The average HSS scores in group A and B were 89.3 and 89.3 respectively. Conclusion: MIPO has a good protective effect on the soft tissues of the fracture site. The protection of the related soft tissues in the treatment of complex tibial plateau fractures has become one of the main objectives. Bilateral traction rapid reduction device can reduce soft tissue dissection and bone vascular injury, thus reducing the operation time and blood loss during the operation, and achieved satisfactory clinical results. Bilateral traction quick reduction device provides a reasonable solution for the clinical treatment of complex tibial plateau fractures.
【学位授予单位】:大连医科大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:R687.3
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