What is the fracture displacement influence to fracture non-union in intramedullary nail treatment in subtrochanteric fracture?
Introduction: The fracture displacement in intramedullary nail in femoral subtrochanteric fracture may cause fracture non-union. We retrospectively analysed our recent experience to clear the influence about fracture displacement in intramedullary nail in femoral subtrochanteric fracture.Materials a...
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10.1016/j.jcot.2018.04.002 doi (DE-627)ELV001006436 (ELSEVIER)S0976-5662(17)30366-1 DE-627 ger DE-627 rda eng Jiang, Liangjun verfasserin aut What is the fracture displacement influence to fracture non-union in intramedullary nail treatment in subtrochanteric fracture? 2018 nicht spezifiziert zzz rdacontent Computermedien c rdamedia Online-Ressource cr rdacarrier Introduction: The fracture displacement in intramedullary nail in femoral subtrochanteric fracture may cause fracture non-union. We retrospectively analysed our recent experience to clear the influence about fracture displacement in intramedullary nail in femoral subtrochanteric fracture.Materials and methods: This study includes 36 patients in the intramedullary nail group followed up for more than 12 months; these patients suffered from femoral subtrochanteric fracture from 2009.1–2014.12 in our hospital. The operation time, amount of bleeding, length of hospital stay, fracture healing time, Harris function score of hip joint, fracture displacement, TAD and postoperative complications were summarized.Results: The average follow up time was 20.2 months, average operation time was 126 min, average amount of bleeding was 258 ml, average hospitalization was 13.1 days, average fracture healing time was 6.8 months, average fracture displacement was 1.23 cm, average TAD was 19.7 mm and average hip Harris function score was 82.5 points. Five cases suffered non-union. Only the fracture displacement degree made significant correlation with fracture non-union. All union patients had a fracture displacement less than 2.2 cm and all non-union patients had a fracture displacement more than 2.5 cm.Conclusion: Intramedullary nail treatment must focus on fracture reduction and recovery of femoral medial support with assisted incision technique or closed cerclage wire technique when necessary. In our opinions, only the fracture displacement degree made significant correlation with bone non-union and all cases achieved bone union when it less than 2.2 cm according to our statistics. But it still need further research to find out the displacement of fracture fragments could be tolerant. Subtrochanteric fracture Intramedullary nail Zheng, Qiang verfasserin aut Pan, Zhijun verfasserin aut Enthalten in No title available 9, Seite 317-321 (DE-627)ELV00045737X 0976-5662 nnns volume:9 pages:317-321 GBV_USEFLAG_U SYSFLAG_U GBV_ELV AR 9 317-321 |
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Introduction: The fracture displacement in intramedullary nail in femoral subtrochanteric fracture may cause fracture non-union. We retrospectively analysed our recent experience to clear the influence about fracture displacement in intramedullary nail in femoral subtrochanteric fracture.Materials and methods: This study includes 36 patients in the intramedullary nail group followed up for more than 12 months; these patients suffered from femoral subtrochanteric fracture from 2009.1–2014.12 in our hospital. The operation time, amount of bleeding, length of hospital stay, fracture healing time, Harris function score of hip joint, fracture displacement, TAD and postoperative complications were summarized.Results: The average follow up time was 20.2 months, average operation time was 126 min, average amount of bleeding was 258 ml, average hospitalization was 13.1 days, average fracture healing time was 6.8 months, average fracture displacement was 1.23 cm, average TAD was 19.7 mm and average hip Harris function score was 82.5 points. Five cases suffered non-union. Only the fracture displacement degree made significant correlation with fracture non-union. All union patients had a fracture displacement less than 2.2 cm and all non-union patients had a fracture displacement more than 2.5 cm.Conclusion: Intramedullary nail treatment must focus on fracture reduction and recovery of femoral medial support with assisted incision technique or closed cerclage wire technique when necessary. In our opinions, only the fracture displacement degree made significant correlation with bone non-union and all cases achieved bone union when it less than 2.2 cm according to our statistics. But it still need further research to find out the displacement of fracture fragments could be tolerant. |
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