Multiple stepwise regression analysis on postoperative knee joint function limitation in complex femoral condyles fractures
10.3969/j.issn.2095-4344.2013.52.015
- VernacularTitle:股骨髁部复杂骨折内固定后膝关节功能受限的多元逐步回归分析
- Author:
Songjun LI
;
Zhaojie WANG
;
Weiyuan TAN
;
Lipeng KUANG
;
Junping CHEN
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
femur;
fractures;
knee joint;
internal fixators;
fracture fixation,intramedullary;
regression analysis
- From:
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research
2013;(52):9029-9034
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
BACKGROUND:Knee joint function limitation often occurs after internal fixation of complex femoral condyle fractures, but the mechanism and its influencing factors are also unclear.
OBJECTIVE:To screen and analyze the relevant factors of knee joint function limitation after internal fixation of complex femoral condyle fractures.
METHODS:We retrospectively summarized postoperative fol ow-up data of 6 and 12 months from 121 patients with complex femoral condyle fractures. Knee joint function recovery was evaluated according to Merchan criteria. A multiple stepwise regression analysis was carried out in terms of gender, age, causes, concomitant injuries, skin and soft tissue injury, fracture type, fixed method, operation time, postoperative plaster fixed situation, healing of postoperative incision, bone healing and postoperative functional exercises, to summarize the relevant influencing factors for knee joint function limitation.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Whether the knee joint function after internal fixation was limited acted as the dependent variable Y, and factors with statistical significance of the single factor analysis served as the independent variable X. We used the multiple stepwise regression analysis for multiple factors analysis. Results showed that the gender of patients (X1), with or without concomitant injuries (X3), soft tissue damage (X4) and operation time (X6), a total of four factors, could not be introduced into the model, suggesting that these four factors had no significant correlation with postoperative knee joint function limitation. Another eight factors could be introduced into the factor analysis model, showing that the cause of injury (X2), fracture type (X5), the choice of internal fixation (X7), with or without bone graft (X8), with or without postoperative plaster cast (X9), postoperative knee joint functional exercise or not (X10) and postoperative wound healing (X11), the degree of postoperative bone healing (X12) are closely related to postoperative knee joint function limitation in complex femoral condyles fractures.
