13 research outputs found

    Fratura da região distal da clavícula em crianças

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    ResumoObjetivoAnalisar as fraturas da região distal da clavícula em pacientes pediátricos.MétodosForam observados dez pacientes entre cinco a 11 anos com média de 7,3 anos. Nove pacientes foram tratados conservadoramente e um cirurgicamente. As fraturas foram classificadas segundo a classificação de Nenopoulos.ResultadosTodas as fraturas consolidaram sem complicações. O tratamento conservador foi usado em nove pacientes, três do grupo IIIb; três IIb; dois IIa e um IV. O único paciente tratado cirurgicamente foi uma paciente do gênero feminino de 11 anos com fratura do grupo IV.ConclusãoA indicação do tratamento para as fraturas distais da clavícula em crianças deve ser baseada na idade do paciente e no desvio dos fragmentos.AbstractObjectiveTo analyze fractures of the distal clavicle region in pediatric patients.MethodsTen patients between the ages of five to eleven years (mean of 7.3 years) were observed. Nine patients were treated conservatively and one surgically. All the fractures were classified using the Nenopoulos classification system.ResultsAll the fractures consolidated without complications. Conservative treatment was used for nine patients, of whom three were in group IIIB, three IIb, two IIa and one IV. The only patient who was treated surgically was a female patient of eleven years of age with a group IV fracture.ConclusionThe treatment indication for distal fractures of the clavicle in children should be based on the patient's age and the displacement of the fragments

    Is arthrodesis still a good indication for non-inflammatory arthrosis of the wrist?

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    AbstractObjectiveThe aim of this study was to objectively and subjectively evaluate wrist function after total arthrodesis, among patients with sequelae of non-inflammatory arthritis who were treated with rigid internal fixation using a DCP plate.MethodsThirty-two patients with sequelae of non-inflammatory degenerative arthritis were treated using total arthrodesis of the wrist. Of these, two patients were treated with Kirschner wires and four discontinued the treatment, thus leaving 26 patients. The indication for arthrodesis of the wrist was the presence of intracarpal pathological conditions: eight wrists presented sequelae from fractures of the distal radius; 13 had sequelae from fractures of the scaphoid; and five had sequelae from Kienbock's disease. The cases were evaluated using the visual analogue scale (VAS), the muscle strength test, the Jebsen–Taylor functional test and the Buck-Gramcko test.ResultsIt was observed that there were no significant differences at the level of 5%, in the variables of grip strength, VAS, Jebsen–Taylor functional test or Buck-Gramcko/Lohmann test, between the pathological conditions.ConclusionTotal arthrodesis of the wrist using a plate in the dorsal region was shown to be a safe and efficient technique for patients with different types of pathological arthrosis of the wrist, since it did not cause any important functional incapacity and brought great pain relief

    Distal clavicle fractures in children

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    ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: To analyze fractures of the distal clavicle region in pediatric patients. METHODS: Ten patients between the ages of five to eleven years (mean of 7.3 years) were observed. Nine patients were treated conservatively and one surgically. All the fractures were classified using the Nenopoulos classification system. RESULTS: All the fractures consolidated without complications. Conservative treatment was used for nine patients, of whom three were in group IIIB, three IIb, two IIa and one IV. The only patient who was treated surgically was a female patient of eleven years of age with a group IV fracture. CONCLUSION: The treatment indication for distal fractures of the clavicle in children should be based on the patient's age and the displacement of the fragments

    Posterior dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint: report of two cases

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    ABSTRACT The authors report the cases of two young patients who had suffered a sporting accident with posterior traumatic dislocation of sternoclavicular joint. In one of the patients closed reduction was accomplished by keeping the limb in a sling. The second patient, after reduction was done, presented recurrence of the dislocation, thus requiring surgical treatment. It is important to observe the relevance of computed tomography to help diagnosing, as well as monitoring the reduction procedure. The objective of this study was to demonstrate two different types of treatment in a rare injury such as the posterior dislocation of sternoclavicular joint

    Posterior dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint: report of two cases

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    ABSTRACT The authors report the cases of two young patients who had suffered a sporting accident with posterior traumatic dislocation of sternoclavicular joint. In one of the patients closed reduction was accomplished by keeping the limb in a sling. The second patient, after reduction was done, presented recurrence of the dislocation, thus requiring surgical treatment. It is important to observe the relevance of computed tomography to help diagnosing, as well as monitoring the reduction procedure. The objective of this study was to demonstrate two different types of treatment in a rare injury such as the posterior dislocation of sternoclavicular joint

    Qual é a área de trabalho ideal na fixação de uma fratura da diáfise do fêmur com placa em ponte? Estudo multinacional transversal

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    RESUMO Objetivo: avaliar a conduta de cirurgiões ortopédicos da América Latina na definição da área de trabalho em distintos padrões de fratura da diáfise do fêmur. Métodos: foi desenvolvido um questionário em que foram apresentadas opções de fixação extra-medular em quatro padrões de fratura da diáfise do fêmur com três diferentes áreas de trabalho. O questionário foi submetido aos participantes utilizando-se a ferramenta Googleforms. A associação entre as características profissionais e as opções de conduta médica de acordo com cada tipo de fratura foi analisada pelo teste de qui-quadrado, com nível de significância de 5%. Resultados: setecentos e sete profissionais da América Latina responderam o questionário. A maioria dos participantes optou por uma menor área de trabalho na osteossíntese em todas as situações do estudo. Observou-se associação significativa entre a especialidade e a conduta médica nas fraturas do tipo AO 32-B3 e 32-C2 (p < 0,05). As demais características profissionais não mostraram associação significativa. Conclusão: a maioria dos participantes deste estudo prefere construções com menor área de trabalho, representando aproximadamente um terço do comprimento total da placa, independentemente do padrão de fratura. Houve associação significativa entre o tipo de especialidade (trauma ortopédico) e as opções de conduta para as fraturas do tipo AO 32-B3 e 32-C. O presente estudo reforça a importância da compreensão do conceito de área de trabalho, mostrando que sua estimativa continua sendo baseada mais na experiência do cirurgião do que em conceitos biomecânicos que regem o processo de consolidação de fraturas
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