人工全髋关节置换术后脱位原因幻灯片.pptx
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人工全髋关节置换术后脱位
发生率
The average incidence of dislocation after total hip arthroplasty is approximately 3%.
factors
a history of previous hip surgery or revision total hip replacement (7.4%)
a posterior surgical approach (5.8% vs 2.3%)
faulty positioning of one or both components
impingement of the femur on the pelvis or residual osteophytes
impingement of the neck of the femoral component on the margin of the socket
inadequate soft-tissue tension
insufficient or weak abductor muscles
avulsion or nonunion of the greater trochanter
noncompliance or extremes of positioning in the perioperative period
factors
Age, height, and weight do not seem to be causative factors
in many series, dislocation occurred in women more often than in men.
a preoperative diagnosis of osteonecrosis, proximal femoral fracture or nonunion, or inflammatory arthritis.
Likely contributing factors include extensive soft-tissue release, muscular weakness, small femoral head size (22 mm), and trochanteric nonunion.
后外侧入路脱位高发的原因
a tendency to retrovert the socket
nadequate anterior retraction of the femur, so the acetabular positioning device is forced posteriorly during component insertion
Division of all the short external rotators
防止发生脱位的策略
fixing the cup in the proper position
judge the position of the patients pelvis in the horizontal and vertical planes
women with broad hips and narrow shoulders
men with a narrow pelvis and broad shoulders
true position of the pelvis always must be taken into account
防止发生脱位的策略
The femoral component should be fixed with the neck in 5 to 10 degrees of anteversion( 15 degrees is acceptable )
developmental dysplasia or juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, can cause error in judging the correct position (anteversion)
Retroversion of the femoral neck may be encountered with slipped capital femoral epiphysis, or if the neck is resected at an excessively low level.
防止发生脱位的策略
Bone or cement protruding beyond the flat surface of the cup can cause impingement
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