摘要
[目的]评估内收肌切断、手法闭合复位、改良蛙式石膏固定方法治疗18~36个月婴幼儿发育性髋脱位(developmental dislocation of hip,DDH)的远期效果。[方法]随访1993年1月~2001年12月在本院采用内收肌切断、手法闭合复位、改良蛙式石膏固定方法治疗有完整资料的18~36个月DDH患儿156例232髋,其中Ⅰ度77髋,Ⅱ度95髋,Ⅲ度60髋,随访时间为5.5~14.5年,平均9.2年,并对全部病例进行影像学检查和髋关节功能评价。[结果]根据周永德发育性髋脱位疗效评价标准,本文195髋复位满意,优良率为84.05%,9例发生股骨头坏死;术前平均髋臼指数(AI):复位成功髋(35.34°±5.95°),失败髋(44.51°±5.32°),成功髋复位前AI均数明显小于失败髋均数;Ⅰ度优良率为84.41%,Ⅱ度优良率为85.21%,Ⅲ度优良率为81.67%。[结论]内收肌切断、手法闭合复位、改良蛙式石膏固定方法对18~36个月DDH患儿是一种有效的治疗方法,复位前AI值的大小对于DDH保守治疗方法的选择和远期疗效评估具有一定的指导意义,而脱位程度不是能否采用手法复位的标准。
[ Objective] To evaluate long term curative effect on treatment of developmental dislocation of hip (DDH) in children between 18 - 36 months old by combined close-reduction method of adductor-cut, close-reduction and frog type plaster fixation. [ Method] One hundred and fifty-six children (232 hips) treated by combined close-reduction method in 1993 to 2001 were followed-up with mean follow-up time of 9. 2 (5.5 - 14.5) years. There were 77 hips of grade Ⅰ dislocation, 95 hips of grade Ⅱ, and 60 hips of grade Ⅲ according to Zhou Yongde grading criteria. Periodical imaginological and hip joint function examinations were evaluated and analyzed. [ Result] One hundred and ninety-five hips obtained satisfactory concentric reduction with excellent and good rate of 84. 05% according to Zhou Yongde criteria. There were 9 hips with femoral head necrosis at follow-up. Mean preoperative acetabular index (AI) of successful reduction hips was (35.34 ± 5.96) % , and that of failure reduction hips was (44.51 ± 5.32) %. The excellent and good rate were 84. 41% in cases of gradeⅠ hips, 85.21% in grade Ⅱ hips, and 81.67% in grade Ⅲ hips. [ Conclusion] Combined method of adductor-cut, close-reduction and frog type plaster fixation is an effective way for treatment of DDH of children between 18 - 36 months old. Preoperative AI but not degree of dislocation is the criteria to determine whether close-reduction is necessary or not.
出处
《中国矫形外科杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2007年第9期663-665,共3页
Orthopedic Journal of China
关键词
髋脱位
发育性
闭合复位
婴幼儿
hip dislocation
developmental
close-reduction
young children