Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery · 2008
Distraction osteogenesis for correction of three-dimensional deformities with shortening of lower limbs by Taylor Spatial Frame.
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Nakase Takanobu, Kitano Motohiro, Kawai Hideo, Ueda Takafumi, Higuchi Chikahisa, Hamada Masayuki, Yoshikawa Hideki
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Surgical results of correction of three-dimensional deformities with shortening of lower limbs by simple two-ring system of Taylor Spatial Frame have been reported. The deformities were caused by various kinds of skeletal disorders.
METHODS: Ten cases were successfully corrected using distraction osteogenesis, being one case showed recurrence of deformity due to the nature of the disease.
RESULTS: The ranges of corrected deformities were 5 degrees-55 degrees in coronal angulation, 2 degrees-47 degrees in sagittal angulation, and 5 degrees-40 degrees in rotational deformities. Amount of lengthening ranged from 1.2 to 6.0 cm. Pin-site infection occurred in five cases, being no other complications. External fixation index was longer in a group of rotational correction over 10 degrees.
CONCLUSION: The current report seems the first series of cases with four-dimensional deformities treated by distraction osteogenesis by TSF and may help to determine the indication of use of TSF in case of treatment of patients suffering from deformities in the lower limbs.
METHODS: Ten cases were successfully corrected using distraction osteogenesis, being one case showed recurrence of deformity due to the nature of the disease.
RESULTS: The ranges of corrected deformities were 5 degrees-55 degrees in coronal angulation, 2 degrees-47 degrees in sagittal angulation, and 5 degrees-40 degrees in rotational deformities. Amount of lengthening ranged from 1.2 to 6.0 cm. Pin-site infection occurred in five cases, being no other complications. External fixation index was longer in a group of rotational correction over 10 degrees.
CONCLUSION: The current report seems the first series of cases with four-dimensional deformities treated by distraction osteogenesis by TSF and may help to determine the indication of use of TSF in case of treatment of patients suffering from deformities in the lower limbs.