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新型颈椎前路经椎弓根固定钉板系统的研制及生物力学分析
引用本文:孙玛骥,王秋安,张星晨,郭冲,袁峰,郭开今. 新型颈椎前路经椎弓根固定钉板系统的研制及生物力学分析[J]. 中国组织工程研究, 2021, 0(24): 3821-3825
作者姓名:孙玛骥  王秋安  张星晨  郭冲  袁峰  郭开今
作者单位:徐州医科大学附属医院
基金项目:江苏省科技厅项目(社会发展-临床前沿技术,BE2016647),项目负责人:袁峰。
摘    要:背景:临床中为了解决颈椎翻修/骨质疏松/长节段固定等问题,一般选择进行前、后路联合内固定来获得满意的术后稳定性,难免加重患者的手术创伤,增加术后并发症概率及住院费用.而颈前路反向椎弓根内固定可通过一次前路手术获得前后路联合内固定的稳定性,但临床缺少适用的颈前路椎弓根内固定系统.目的:依据颈椎相关解剖结构研制出新型颈椎前...

关 键 词:颈椎前路  椎弓根  螺钉  内固定  生物力学

Development and biomechanical analysis of a new anterior cervical pedicle screw fixation system
Sun Maji,Wang Qiuan,Zhang Xingchen,Guo Chong,Yuan Feng,Guo Kaijin. Development and biomechanical analysis of a new anterior cervical pedicle screw fixation system[J]. Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research, 2021, 0(24): 3821-3825
Authors:Sun Maji  Wang Qiuan  Zhang Xingchen  Guo Chong  Yuan Feng  Guo Kaijin
Affiliation:(Affiliated Hospital of Xuzhou Medical University,Xuzhou 221000,Jiangsu Province,China)
Abstract:BACKGROUND:In clinical practice,to solve the problems of cervical spine revision/osteoporosis/long-segment fixation,anterior and posterior internal fixation is generally chosen to obtain satisfactory postoperative stability,which will inevitably aggravate the surgical trauma of the patients and increase probability of postoperative complications and hospitalization costs.The anterior cervical reverse pedicle internal fixation can obtain the stability of the anterior and posterior combined internal fixation through a single anterior operation,but there is no clinically applicable anterior cervical pedicle fixation system.OBJECTIVE:A new anterior cervical pedicle screw fixation system was developed based on the relevant anatomical structure of the cervical spine,and its biomechanical properties were evaluated on fresh cadaver cervical spine specimens to provide a basis for preliminary clinical application.METHODS:The three-dimensional numerical value of the new nail plate system was obtained from the anatomical data of cervical spine specimens,and the system was produced by three-dimensional printing technology.Fresh adult cadaver cervical spine specimens were used to measure biomechanical stability in intact state(group A:complete group),and then to make a C5-7 instability model,followed by traditional cervical anterior nail plate system fixation(group B),anterior cervical spine displacement,strength,stiffness,torsion torque,under the fixed state of four screws fixed by the pedicle screw system(group C)and six screws(group D)of the anterior cervical pedicle screw system(group D)test.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:(1)In terms of load-displacement relationship:the average displacement difference between group D and group C after the test was 25%,group D and group B were 30%,and group C and B were 18%,and the differences were statistically significant(P<0.05).(2)In terms of the axial stiffness of the cervical spine:group D was 20% higher than group C and 40% higher than group B;group C was 20% higher than group B when fixed;group D and C were both better than group A;the differences were statistically significant(P<0.05).(3)In terms of torsion mechanical properties of the cervical spine:the group D was higher than group C by 21%,higher than group B by 40%;group C was higher than group B by 30%;the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).(4)Biomechanical tests showed that in terms of load-displacement,axial stiffness and torsional mechanical properties,the anterior cervical pedicle locking and guiding internal fixation system group was better than the traditional group.The six-screw fixation group(group D)was better than the four-screw fixation group(group C).It is concluded that the new anterior cervical pedicle screw fixation system conforms to Chinese anatomy and has better mechanical stability than traditional fixation methods.It is a new reliable anterior cervical pedicle internal fixation system for clinical practice.
Keywords:anterior cervical spine  pedicle  screw  internal fixation  biomechanics
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