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Digital ray reconstruction through distraction osteogenesis: a retrospective study of 82 rays with long-term follow-up.
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Vekris Marios, Lykissas Marios, Pakos Emilios, Gelalis Ioannis, Korompilias Anastasios, Soucacos Panayotis, Beris Alexandros
Аннотация
PURPOSE: The aim of the present study was to present the long-term radiographic results with distraction osteogenesis in traumatic or congenital length discrepancies of long bones of the hand.
METHODS: The medical records and radiographs of 65 consecutive patients (27 metacarpals and 55 phalanges) with either traumatic or congenital digital length discrepancies were retrospectively reviewed. The mean follow-up was 8.2 years. The mean distraction period was 21 days with a distraction rate of 4×0.25mm/day. Callus consolidation was obtained in all patients.
RESULTS: The bones were lengthened by a mean amount of 17.5mm, with a mean increase in bone length of 68±17.3%. The mean healing index was 28.57 days/cm. Ray reconstruction with callus distraction can be applied effectively in skeletally immature or mature patients with congenital differences of the hand or amputated fingers.
CONCLUSION: A distraction rate of 1mm/day proved to be a safe rate of lengthening in both metacarpals and phalanges.
METHODS: The medical records and radiographs of 65 consecutive patients (27 metacarpals and 55 phalanges) with either traumatic or congenital digital length discrepancies were retrospectively reviewed. The mean follow-up was 8.2 years. The mean distraction period was 21 days with a distraction rate of 4×0.25mm/day. Callus consolidation was obtained in all patients.
RESULTS: The bones were lengthened by a mean amount of 17.5mm, with a mean increase in bone length of 68±17.3%. The mean healing index was 28.57 days/cm. Ray reconstruction with callus distraction can be applied effectively in skeletally immature or mature patients with congenital differences of the hand or amputated fingers.
CONCLUSION: A distraction rate of 1mm/day proved to be a safe rate of lengthening in both metacarpals and phalanges.