Cannulated screws internal fixation plus three-column reconstruction for treatment of Lisfranc' s joint injuries
10.3760/cma.j.issn.1001-8050.2011.10.010
- VernacularTitle:空心螺钉三柱重建技术治疗Lisfranc关节损伤
- Author:
Qi YAO
;
Yingchun CHEN
;
Genai ZHANG
;
Hongchuan LI
;
Di AI
;
Jie NI
;
Lixiang DING
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Tarsometatarsal joint;
Fracture fixation,internal;
Cannulated screws
- From:
Chinese Journal of Trauma
2011;27(10):893-896
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To evaluate the preliminary outcome of cannulated screw internal fixation in treatment of the tarsometatarsal joint injuries.Methods From January 2005 to October 2010,21 patients(14 males and 7 females)with the tarsometatarsal joint injuries were treated.Their age ranged from 21 to 62 years(average 38.2 years).According to anatomical three-column classification,there were four patients with single medial column injury,four with medial and middle column injuries,three with middle and lateral column injuries,two with single lateral column injury and eight with three column injuries.The injury causes included traffic injury in nine patients,machine injury in eight and fall from height injury in four.The period from injury to admission was 2-15 hours(mean 5 hours).During operation,open reduction was performed,followed by internal fixation with the cannulated screw.X-ray examination was done in the regular follow-up and function was evaluated by using Maryland scoring system.Results Of all,19 patients were followed up for 4-47 months(mean 20 months),which showed no infection,loosing or breakage of the internal fixation.According to the Maryland scoring system,the clinical outcome was rated as excellent in eight patients,good in seven,fair in two and poor in two,with excellence rate of 79％.Conclusions The three-column theory plays an important role in clinical diagnosis and therapy of the tarsometatarsal joint injuries.Open reduction and cannulated screw internal fixation may attain satisfactory clinical results in treatment of the tarsometatarsal joint injuries.
