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Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_

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Poster<br />

Topic: Arthroplasty - Hip<br />

Abstract number: 25283<br />

RAPID PROTOTYPING FOR TRANSTROCHANTERIC ANTERIOR ROTATIONAL<br />

OSTEOTOMY OF THE FEMORAL HEAD.<br />

Ikuo KAWAHARA, Kenji KAWATE, Tomoyuki UEHA, Yasuhito TANAKA<br />

Deprtment of Orthopaedic Surgery, Nara Medical University, Kashihara City, Nara<br />

(JAPAN)<br />

Transtrochanteric anterior rotational osteotomy of the femoral head (ARO) for<br />

osteonecrosis of the femoral head was invented by Sugioka. Although the operation<br />

has been provided good clinical course to these patients, the procedure is quite<br />

complex and can be considered as difficult operation. In most of the cases, femoral<br />

neck is need not only just rotation but also varus position to gain more unaffected<br />

area in load area of the acetabular. Pre-operative planning for this operation is<br />

recommended with two X-ray images of both hip joints, but inexperienced surgeons<br />

are not able to gain clear images of the movement of rotated femoral head on the<br />

paper. For better pre-operative planning we produced 3D solid hip joint models to<br />

simulate this operation pre-operatively. METHOD: From 2008 to 2006, six AROs<br />

were done at our hospital. Mean age was 40 years, twowere female and three were<br />

male patients. One male patient was done ARO in both sides. All hips were Ficat<br />

Stages 3, Enneking`s Stage 4. Patients were scanned on CT at 1mm intervals along<br />

a cranio-caudal axis, with the scanning field focused on the affected hips. The<br />

DICOM format CT data were processed on PC with the 3D modellar software to the<br />

STL format CT data, and then sent off to 3D printer to make 3Dmodels. Preoperative<br />

simulations were performed with these 3D models. CONCLUSION: With<br />

full-scale 3D model, could 1) evaluate three-dimensional necrosis area easily, 2)<br />

reproduce the plan precisely,, 3) gain confidence before operation<br />

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