1.One-stage management of open distal tibial Pilon fractures
Qiande LIAO ; Xiaojun WENG ; Kanghua LI ; Yong ZHU ; Juyu TANG ; An YAN
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2009;34(10):1003-1007
Objective To explore the operative method of open distal tibial pilon fractures, and to evaluate the outcome of ankle joint function postoperatively. Methods From March 2003 to March 2007, 24 patients with open Pilon fractures were treated with one-stage open reduction and internal fixation (18 males and 6 females) . The average age was 37. 6 years (14 ~ 53 years) . All 24 patients had open fracture, 12 of whom combined fibular fracture. According to AO comprehensive classification system, the fractures was classified as C1 in 4, C2 in 9, and C3 in 11. According to Gustilo-Anderson classification method, the fracture was classified as Type Ⅰ in 3, Type Ⅱ in 5, Type Ⅲ A in 4, Type Ⅲ B in 10, and Type Ⅲ C in 2. All tibial pilon fractures were treated by radical debridement, one - stage open reduction and internal fixation. Soft tissue defection was covered by a vascularized flap and continually washed by pipes under the flap. Results All patients were followed-up at an average of 2. 3 years(1~3.8 years) after the surgery. All the fractures healed at an average of 22. 3 weeks (16 ~54 wk) postoperatively. According to the scoring system of Con-roy, 17 were excellent (62. 5%), 4 good (25%), and 3 poor (12.5%), The excellence rate was 87.5% . According to the ankle score of Teeny and Wiss, there were 11 excellent (37. 5%), 7 good (37.5%), 3 fair (16.7%), and 3 poor (8.3%) and the excellence rate was 75% . Conclusion One-stage management for open Pilon fracture has the advantages of fewer complications, lower infectious rate, and better ankle joint function.
2.Establishement for regional pelvic trauma database in Hunan Province
Liang CHENG ; Yong ZHU ; Haitao LONG ; Junxiao YANG ; Buhua SUN ; Kanghua LI
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2017;42(4):445-450
Objective:To establish a database for pelvic trauma in Hunan Province,and to start the work of multicenter pelvic trauma registry.Methods:To establish the database,literatures relevant to pelvic trauma were screened,the experiences from the established trauma database in China and abroad were learned,and the actual situations for pelvic trauma rescue in Hunan Province were considered.The database for pelvic trauma was established based on the PostgreSQL and the advanced programming language Java 1.6.Results:The complex procedure for pelvic trauma rescue was described structurally.The contents for the database included general patient information,injurious condition,prehospital rescue,conditions in admission,treatment in hospital,status on discharge,diagnosis,classification,complication,trauma scoring and therapeutic effect.The database can be accessed through the internet by browser/servicer.The functions for the database include patient information management,data export,history query,progress report,video-image management and personal information management.Conclusion:The database with whole life cycle pelvic trauma is successfully established for the first time in China.It is scientific,functional,practical,and user-friendly.
3.Percutaneous balloon angioplasty combined with injectable coral artificial bone repairs femoral head necrosis
Kanghua ZHU ; Zhibin MENG ; Tao HUANG ; Haitao TAN ; Bo SUN ; Xueyi PANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2016;20(25):3687-3692
BACKGROUND: There are many methods for the treatment of femoral head necrosis, such as core decompression, bone graft, arthroplasty and joint replacement, and each of which has its own shortcomings. So, percutaneous bal oon angioplasty combined with coral artificial bone provides a new attempt for the treatment of femoral head necrosis. OBJECTIVE: To observe the effect of percutaneous bal oon angioplasty combined with coral artificial bone on femoral head necrosis repair. METHODS: Twenty-four Duroc piglets were enrol ed to establish bilateral femoral head necrosis models by liquid nitrogen freezing method. Then, model piglets were randomly treated with percutaneous bal oon angioplasty combined with injectable coral artificial bone (experimental group) or bone cement (control group) on one affected side, and meanwhile, given no treatment on the contralateral side (blank control group). At 2, 4, 8 and 16 weeks after surgery, X-ray examination, biomechanical test and histological detection were conducted. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: X-ray showed that at 16 weeks after surgery, numerous new bones could be found in the experimental group and there was a fuzzy boundary between the artificial bone and surrounding tissues; no new bone formed in the control group, and the boundary was clear; in the blank control group, the surface of the femoral head col apsed, and bone trabeculae arranged disorderly, which were seriously destroyed. And in the histological detection at 16 weeks after surgery, there were numerous bone trabecula and osteoblasts around the coral bone in the experimental group, and the coral artificial bone almost dissolved; in the control group, bone cement was in an irregular shape and no bone trabecula formed; in the blank control group, bone trabecula were damaged in the col apsed area, whose structure was in disorder. Additional y, biomechanical changes in the experimental group were significantly better than those in the other two groups at different time points after surgery (P < 0.05). In conclusion, percutaneous bal oon angioplasty combined with coral artificial bone can repair femoral head necrosis by promoting new bone formation.
4.Anatomic data of the proximal femur and its clinical significance.
Jieyu LIANG ; Kanghua LI ; Qiande LIAO ; Guanghua LEI ; Yihe HU ; Yong ZHU ; Ailan HE
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2009;34(8):811-814
OBJECTIVE:
To measure the anatomic data of the proximal femur and to design an internal fixation instrument aiming at subtrochanteric fracture.
METHODS:
We measured the anatomic data of 56 pairs of the matching proximal femur specimens: the diameter of femoral head (HD), the axis length of femoral head (HAL), 135 degree femoral head-neck axis length (HNAL), 135 degree femoral head-neck axis upper length (HNAUL), 135 degree femoral head-neck axis underside length (HNADL), the anterior-posterior axis diameter of femoral neck (NAPD), the upper-underside diameter of femoral neck (NUUD), femoral neck-shaft angle (NFA), femoral shaft lateral cortex-greater trochanter angle (SLGA), the medial-lateral diameter of lesser trochanter level's femoral shaft (LSMLD), the anterior-posterior diameter of lesser trochanter level's femoral shaft (LSAPD), the medial-lateral diameter of 5 cm below lesser trochanter femoral shaft (5 cm MLD), and the anterior-posterior diameter of 5 cm below lesser trochanter femoral shaft (5 cm APD). Part of the data was analyzed and compared.
RESULTS:
HD was (46.69+/-3.73) mm, HAL was (39.22+/-4.17) mm, HNAL was (95.45+/-8.16) mm, HNAUL was (84.02+/-7.11) mm, HNADL was (99.95+/-9.34) mm, NAPD was (26.27+/-3.15) mm, NUUD was (32.24+/-3.31) mm, NFA was 126.21 degree+/-7.13 degree, SLGA was 16.38 degree+/-4.04 degree, LSMLD was (31.05+/-3.57) mm, LSAPD was (27.63+/-2.96) mm, 5 cm MLD was (26.36+/-3.22) mm, and 5 cm APD was (25.59+/-2.75) mm. NFA was positively correlated with SLGA (r=0.396, P=0.003).
CONCLUSION
It is necessary to design internal fixator to fit the anatomical feature of Chinese femur for the treatment of subtrochanteric fracture, and we should thoroughly consider the angle of the SLGA.
Anthropometry
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Cadaver
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Equipment Design
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Femur Head
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anatomy & histology
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Femur Neck
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anatomy & histology
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Fracture Fixation, Internal
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instrumentation
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Hip Fractures
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surgery
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Humans