Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines on the surgical management of acute Achilles tendon rupture.
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Feng Shi-Ming, Maffulli Nicola, Oliva Francesco, Paul Christian, Fehske Kai, Plaass Christian, Karius Thomas, Saxena Amol, Ling Samuel Ka-Kin, Hua Ying-Hui, Zhang Mingzhu, Leung Kai-Hei, Bai Lu, Gao Shun-Hong, Li Qi, Hao Yue-Feng, Xu Zhi-Hong, Bao Ni-Rong, Zhao Hong-Mou, Jiang Bo, Liu Hong-Jun, Zhao Jia-Ju, Cheng Yu, Ren Ke, Jiang Chuan, Li Huan, Xu Hua, Li Xiao-Fei, Liu Gang, Song Huang-He, Zhao Chen, Han Ya-Xin, Xue Chong, Zhang Zi-He, Jiao Wei, Wu Jian-Hua, Yu You, Song Run-Lai, Feng YanJiang, Ouyang Liu, Pan Jun-Bo, Liu Fei, Guo Si-Yuan, Chen De-Sheng, Gu Xue-Ping, Ma Chao
Аннотация
SOURCES OF DATA: A steering committee of 40 orthopedic surgeons identified nine key clinical questions on the surgical management of AATR. A systematic search of PubMed, MEDLINE, Web of Science, Cochrane Library, and EMBASE was conducted for studies published since 1980.
AREAS OF AGREEMENT: Surgical management represents a reliable option to manage patients who suffered AATR. A well-designed operative strategy is essential to facilitate early recovery and achieve optimal functional outcomes.
AREAS OF CONTROVERSY: The surgical management of AATR remains challenging, particularly with respect to defining surgical indications, determining the optimal timing of intervention, selecting the most appropriate patient positioning, choosing between open and minimally invasive techniques, deciding on the role of primary augmentation, and establishing evidence-based postoperative rehabilitation protocols.
GROWING POINTS: In the absence of established guidelines for the surgical management of AATR, this evidence-based clinical practice guideline provides nine key recommendations designed to address current controversies in the field.
AREAS TIMELY FOR DEVELOPING RESEARCH: Further studies are warranted to evaluate emerging strategies such as nutraceuticals, biomaterials, cellular therapies, bioprinting, gene therapy, and anti-inflammatory agents, as no single approach has yet been validated as the optimal method to accelerate or enhance recovery following AATR.