Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_
Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_ Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_
Poster Topic: Spine Abstract number: 24326 TREATMENT OF STATIC SCOLIOSIS AND PELVIC OBLIQUITY Ghassan SALAMEH Head of Center for Lengthening and Reconstruction, Damascus (SYRIA) Often we find mobile scoliosis which is not fixed deformity and depends of pelvic obliquity which is related to many factors often of hip deformities , knee deformities or limb length discrepancies or both and in some cases paralytic insufficiency. Treatment of pelvic obliquity Consists of Femur congenital and acquired deformities, hip and knee deformities like old hip dislocations or subluxations or even paralytic malformations and knee deformities consider a special method for correction, hip and knee axis need a special correlation of alignment for this reason a special hinges are modified for treatment of either isolated hip, knee deformities or when we have combined deformity an combined hinges modified for treatment both of hip and knee deformities, the used hinges are modified system of Salamehfix4, [SLDF4]. From 2002 to 2008, 85 cases where treated with various hip and knee deformities combined with static scoliosis changing the hip angel in order to replace some of muscle paralyses insufficiency this will decrees of Trandelenburg gait and limping and at the same time we can restore limb length inequality and correction of static scoliosis. Complications where mostly superficial pin infection which treated locally. Conclusions: Correction of pelvic obliquity is a good method of treatment of static scoliosis and we have to consider it. The used system is differs by simplicity, small size in correlation to its functional hinges and stability of fixation and gives good results. 412
Poster Topic: Spine Abstract number: 24358 OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL FRACTURE FOLLOWING INSTRUMENTED ARTHRODESIS FOR DEGENERATIVE LUMBAR DISORDERS Yongsoo CHOI, Woojong KOOK, Kwanwoo KIM Kwangju Christian Hospital, Gwangju (KOREA) The objective is to investigate the influence of instrumented lumbar arthrodesis on the osteoporotic vertebral fracture. 25 patients with thoracolumbar vertebral fracture following instrumented arthrodesis for degenerative lumbar disorders (study group) were investigated. The bone mineral density (BMD) of the femoral neck in the study group was compared with that of 28 patients (control group) who undergone simple osteoporotic vertebral fracture. The fracture following instrumented arthrodesis is diagnosed after mean 47(7~100) months. Clinically diagnosed vertebral fracture was associated with slip down in 16 cases and aggravation of back pain without trauma in 19 cases. There is a relatively better BMD in study group, 0.67±0.12g/cm2 as compared to control group, 0.60±0.13g/cm2 (p=0.013). VAS of back pain have improved from a mean of 7.5±1.0 at the time of fracture to a mean of 4.9±2.0 at 1 year after the fracture (p=0.001). But 12 (48%) patients complained of severe back pain at 1 year after the fracture on comparison of the pre-fracture state. There was negative correlation between the BMD and the back pain at the last follow up (R= - 0.455, p=0.022). Lumbar instrumented arthrodesis is a risk factor of osteoporotic vertebral fracture. The osteoporotic vertebral fracture following instrumented arthrodesis contributes to aggravation of the back pain in addition to final outcome of degenerative lumbar disorders. 413
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Poster<br />
Topic: Spine<br />
Abstract number: 24326<br />
TREATMENT OF STATIC SCOLIOSIS AND PELVIC OBLIQUITY<br />
Ghassan SALAMEH<br />
Head of Center for Lengthening and Reconstruction, Damascus (SYRIA)<br />
Often we find mobile scoliosis which is not fixed deformity and depends of pelvic<br />
obliquity which is related to many factors often of hip deformities , knee deformities<br />
or limb length discrepancies or both and in some cases paralytic insufficiency.<br />
Treatment of pelvic obliquity Consists of Femur congenital and acquired deformities,<br />
hip and knee deformities like old hip dislocations or subluxations or even paralytic<br />
malformations and knee deformities consider a special method for correction, hip<br />
and knee axis need a special correlation of alignment for this reason a special hinges<br />
are modified for treatment of either isolated hip, knee deformities or when we have<br />
combined deformity an combined hinges modified for treatment both of hip and knee<br />
deformities, the used hinges are modified system of Salamehfix4, [SLDF4]. From<br />
2002 to 2008, 85 cases where treated with various hip and knee deformities<br />
combined with static scoliosis changing the hip angel in order to replace some of<br />
muscle paralyses insufficiency this will decrees of Trandelenburg gait and limping<br />
and at the same time we can restore limb length inequality and correction of static<br />
scoliosis. Complications where mostly superficial pin infection which treated locally.<br />
Conclusions: Correction of pelvic obliquity is a good method of treatment of static<br />
scoliosis and we have to consider it. The used system is differs by simplicity, small<br />
size in correlation to its functional hinges and stability of fixation and gives good<br />
results.<br />
412