上肢骨肿瘤切除后的自体骨移植重建

目的探讨应用自体骨移植对上肢骨肿瘤切除后的骨缺损修复重建的效果。方法1998年8月～2004年3月，收治上肢骨肿瘤切除后的骨缺损16例。男8例，女8例。年龄7～45岁。经病理确诊，肱骨近端尤文肉瘤和骨肉瘤各1例；肱骨远端尤文肉瘤2例；桡骨远端骨巨细胞瘤8例，高分化软骨肉瘤2例，恶性纤维组织细胞瘤和骨肉瘤各1例。2例肱骨近端肿瘤行自体锁骨代肱骨；2例肱骨远端肿瘤行自体腓骨代肱骨；12例桡骨远端肿瘤中，1例行自体髂骨移植，11例行自体腓骨代桡骨进行重建。采用MSTS系统进行术后功能评价。结果2例肱骨近端自体锁骨移植患者分别随访36个月和12个月，术后保持部分肩关节前屈和后伸功能，但外展功能丧失；MSTS评分分别为23分和22分。2例肱骨远端自体腓骨移植患者分别随访4个月和6个月，肘关节功能良好，移植骨连接处已经出现骨愈合；MSTS功能评分分别为24分和19分。12例桡骨远端自体骨移植患者中11例随访6～75个月，功能良好，无明显并发症；1例髂骨植骨的桡骨远端骨巨细胞瘤术后3个月移植骨完全愈合，至今随访75个月，肿瘤无复发。MSTS功能评分18~27分，平均22．6分。结论自体骨移植在上肢骨肿瘤切除后骨缺损的重建，尤其是儿童的骨缺损重建中，是一种较好的方法。     

Limb salvage in proximal humerus malignant tumors: the place of free vascularized fibular graft

Limb-salvage surgery has become a safe and well-established alternative to amputations for malignant tumors of the proximal humerus. The authors describe six cases with favorable restoration of the upper limb following tumor resection type IB Malawer and proximal humeral reconstruction by vascularized fibula graft (VFG) as a primary or secondary procedure. A scapulofibular arthrodesis was elected in all cases. A special custom-made plate was used in four cases. One patient required a latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap for better coverage. Serial x-rays assessed the bone union. Neither flap necrosis nor sepsis phenomena were noted. Stress fracture was the only complication. This was encountered in two cases. Every patient was reviewed and assessed by the Enneking score. The average score was 21.8. The average follow-up was 5-years. A good quality of life was preserved due to reliable mobility of the elbow and the hand.     

复合骨移植修复骨肿瘤切除后大段骨关节缺损

目的 报道复合骨移植修复骨肿瘤切除后大段骨关节缺损的临床疗效。方法 2001年1月-2002年12月应用带监测皮岛的自体腓骨与大段同种异体深低温冷冻骨关节复合移植修复骨肿瘤切除后大段骨关节缺损10例。结果 10例均得到随访，随访时间5～24个月。移植的自体腓骨长度最长28cm，最短15cm。8例在术后3个月即有影像学骨性愈合，10例均于术后半年完全负重和邻近关节自由活动，术后超过1年的5例均已拆除内固定，术后1年均完全愈合。结论 带监测皮岛的自体腓骨与大段同种异体深低温冷冻骨关节复合移植是修复骨肿瘤切除后大段骨关节缺损的有效且可靠的方法，可用于骨肿瘤保肢术中。     

Treatment of malignant bone tumours by extracorporeally irradiated autograft-prosthetic composite arthroplasty

Autogenous bone graft which has been either autoclaved or irradiated is commonly used in oriental countries as an alternative to allograft. We started to use the technique of extracorporeal irradiation of the resected specimen and reimplantation (ECIR) in 1991. There was, however, a high incidence of fracture of the irradiated bone and loss of articular cartilage. In an attempt to reduce these complications, we combined the irradiated autograft with a conventional arthroplasty. Between 1995 and 1998, 14 patients underwent limb salvage by this method. Seven had an osteosarcoma, two bony metastases, three a chondrosarcoma, one a malignant fibrous histiocytoma, and one a leiomyosarcoma. Ten tumours were located in the proximal femur, two in the proximal humerus, and two in the distal femur. One patient who had a solitary metastasis in the proximal part of the left femur died from lung metastases 13 months after operation. The remaining 13 patients were alive and without evidence of local recurrence or distant metastases at a mean follow-up of 43 months (28 to 72). Postoperative palsy of the sciatic nerve occurred in one patient, but no complications such as wound infection, fracture, or nonunion were seen. All host-irradiated bone junctions healed uneventfully within eight months. Using the Enneking functional evaluation system, the mean postoperative score for all 14 patients was 80% (57 to 93). The use of irradiated autograft prosthesis composites reduces the complications of ECIR and gives good functional results. It may be a good alternative in limb-salvage surgery, especially in countries where it is difficult to obtain allografts.     

Early complications in proximal humerus fractures (OTA Types 11) treated with locked plates

PURPOSE: To examine our incidence of early complications that occur using the Proximal Humeral Internal Locking System (PHILOS) and to determine the contributing factors. SETTING: Academic medical center. PATIENTS: Fifty-one consecutive patients treated with a proximal humerus locking plate. OUTCOME: Development of an intraoperative, acute postoperative, or delayed postoperative complication. METHODS: A retrospective analysis was undertaken of a consecutive series of proximal humerus fractures treated with a locking plate between February 2003 and January 2006 at our institution. Fifty-one fractures or fracture nonunions were identified in 18 male and 33 female patients with an average age of 61. All acute injuries were treated with a similar protocol of open reduction internal fixation with the PHILOS plate followed by early range of shoulder motion. Nonunions were treated in a similar manner with the addition of iliac crest bone graft placement. Patients were objectively assessed on their outcome by physical as well as radiological examination. All complications were recorded. Statistical analyses were performed to determine if patient age, fracture type, or number of screws placed in the humeral head contributed to complications. RESULTS: Fifty-one patients were available for minimum 6-month follow-up (mean, 16 months; range, 6 to 45 months). Radiographically, 92% of the cases united at 3 months after surgery, and 2 fractures had signs of osteonecrosis at latest follow-up. Sixteen complications were seen in 12 patients (24%). Eight shoulders in eight patients (16%) had screws that penetrated the humeral head. Two patients developed osteonecrosis at latest follow-up. One acute fracture and one nonunion failed to unite after index surgery. Significant heterotopic bone developed in 1 patient. Early implant failure occurred in 2 patients; one was revised to a longer plate, and one underwent resection arthroplasty. There was one acute postoperative infection. CONCLUSION: The major complication reported in this study was screw penetration, suggesting that exceptional vigilance must be taken in estimating the appropriate number and length of screws used to prevent articular penetration; although the device provides exceptional fixation stability, its indication must be scrutinized for each individual patient, taking the extent of trauma/fracture and age into consideration and carefully weighing it against other forms of treatment.     

吻合血管带腓骨头腓骨移植重建肩腔关节

目的：扩展活腓骨移植在骨肿瘤保肢手术中的应用,特别涉及关节端骨肿瘤保肢治疗的应用。方法：采用吻合血管带腓骨头的腓骨移植重建10例肱骨头周,5例桡骨远端骨肿瘤瘤段切除术后的肩、腕关节。结果：术后6个月所有腓骨移植段与受区骨端愈合良好,骨形态替代理想,重建后的肩、腕关节无论从外观或功能方面均获得较好的重建效果。结论：吻合血管带腓骨头的腓骨移植对肩关节肱骨端、腕关节桡骨端骨肿瘤保肢手术的关节重建中起到较好的替代作用。     

Results of free vascularized fibula grafting for allograft nonunion after limb salvage surgery for malignant bone tumors

The purpose of this study was to assess the results of free vascularized fibula grafting (FVFG) in the treatment of allograft fracture nonunion after limb salvage surgery for malignant bone tumors.A retrospective study was performed on 8 patients who underwent FVFG for allograft fracture nonunions. All had prior tumor resection and allograft reconstruction for osteosarcoma (n = 6) or Ewing sarcoma (n = 2) of the femur (n = 3), tibia (n = 2), humerus (n = 2), or ulna (n = 1). All patients failed an initial course of immobilization; 4 patients failed prior open reduction and internal fixation with autogenous nonvascularized bone grafting. Average age at the time of FVFG was 14 years. Average follow-up was 44 months.The FVFG resulted in successful bony healing in 7 of 8 patients, providing pain relief, limb preservation, and restoration of function. One patient developed an infection requiring fibula removal and staged prosthetic reconstruction. Additional complications requiring further treatment included limb-length discrepancy, additional allograft fracture, and wound infection.The FVFG is an effective treatment option for allograft nonunion after limb salvage surgery because it provides both the mechanical stability and biological stimulus for bony healing. Attention to internal fixation, limb alignment, and microvascular principles is essential to prevent complications and allow for the best functional outcomes.     

Proximal fibula resection in the treatment of bone tumours

Background and objectives

We present a large study of patients with proximal fibula resection. Moreover we describe a new classification system for tumour resection of the proximal fibula independent of the tumour differentiation.

Methods

In 57 patients the functional and clinical outcomes were evaluated. The follow-up ranged between six months and 22.2 years (median 7.2 years). The indication for surgery was benign tumours in ten cases and malignant tumours in 47 cases. In 13 of 45 patients, where a resection of the lateral ligament complex was done, knee instability occurred. In 32 patients a resection of the peroneal nerve with resulting peroneal palsy was necessary.

Results

Patients with peroneal resection had significantly worse functional outcome than patients without peroneal resection. An ankle foot orthosis was tolerated well by these patients. Three of four patients with pathological tibia fracture had local radiation therapy. There was no higher risk of tibia fracture in patients with partial tibial resection.

Conclusions

Resection of tumours in the proximal fibula can cause knee instability, peroneal palsy and in cases of local radiation therapy, a higher risk of delayed wound healing and fracture. Despite the risks of proximal fibula resection, good functional results can be achieved.     

Combined composite osteofasciocutaneous fibular free flap and radial head arthroplasty for reconstruction of the elbow joint

Reconstruction of the radial head can be complicated in cases of wide resection, particularly in those cases including the proximal radial shaft. In such cases, radial head replacement may not be possible because of lack of adequate bone stock. Here, we report the use of a radial head prosthesis incorporated with a vascularized fibula for immediate anatomic restoration of the forearm and elbow. We present a case of a pathologic fracture non‐union in the proximal radius in a 57‐year‐old female with a history of multiple myeloma. Non‐operative management of the fracture was unsuccessful after chemotherapy and radiation. The proximal radius and radial head were resected and reconstructed with vascularized fibula graft in conjunction with immediate radial head prosthesis. The osteotomy site healed at 6‐weeks and follow‐up at 1 year showed good functional outcome. We feel that the use of this construct has definite promise and may be considered for reconstruction following resection of the proximal radius. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Microsurgery 34:475–480, 2014.     

血管重建在骨与软组织肉瘤保肢术中的应用

目的 探讨血管重建在骨与软组织肉瘤保肢术中的作用.方法 2004年8月至2009年6月累及肢体重要血管的骨与软组织肉瘤患者13例接受保肢手术,男8例,女5例;年龄14～63岁,平均38岁.恶性骨肿瘤4例,软组织肉瘤9例.1例位于肱骨上端,12例位于下肢.7例同时重建动脉和静脉,6例仅重建动脉.5例采用同侧或对侧大隐静脉移植,8例采用人工血管置换.结果 无一例出现重建血管感染.1例肱骨骨肉瘤行肱动脉人工血管置换的患者于术后第1天出现急性动脉栓塞,急诊取栓后保留了肢体.人工血管置换8例中出现肢体肿胀和伤口不愈合5例,大隐静脉移植5例伤口均一期愈合.全部患者随访7～45个月,平均19.4个月.1例肱骨骨肉瘤患者术后12个月出现局部复发,保肢成功率92.3%(12/13).1例术前肺转移患者于术后7.5个月死于肺转移,另4例患者于术后半年至1年出现肺转移.Kaplan-Meier生存曲线分析患者2年总生存率和无瘤生存率分别为90.9%和63.6%,重建动、静脉2年通畅率分别为100%和28.6%.12例下肢肿瘤患者末次随访时的1993年美国骨肿瘤学会评分系统评分平均为72%,肱骨骨肉瘤患者为33%.结论 肿瘤累及血管不是截肢的绝对适应证,肿瘤连同重要血管整块切除后进行血管重建的保肢手术可行,可获得良好的局部肿瘤控制和肢体功能.

Abstract：

Objective To determine the feasibility of limb salvage with major vascular reconstruction for sarcomas of extremities, focusing on the early complications, oncological and functional outcomes.Methods Between August 2004 and June 2009, 13 patients (mean age 38 years, range 14-63 years) underwent wide resection of upper and lower extremity sarcomas to include the involved arterial and venous segments. 4 patients had bone sarcomas and 9 soft tissue sarcomas, 6 patients only had underwent artery replacement and the other 7 had underwent both artery and vein. 8 resected vessels were reconstructed with vascular graft and 5 with ipsilateral or contralateral saphenous vein. Results No patient suffered from reperfusion injury and infection. The patient with osteosarcoma in proximal humerus had suffered acute arterial graft thrombosis at first day postoperatively; however, the limb was salvaged after successful thrombectomy. 5 of 8 patients with synthetic graft developed minor delayed wound healing and hematoma, but the other 5 patients with autologous saphenous vein replacement did not. The mean follow-up was 19.4 months (7-45months). One patient died of pulmonary metastasis; the patient with osteosarcoma in proximal humerus had developed local recurrence, but refused amputation and was alive with metastasis. No arterial occlusion was observed at final follow-up or at the time of death, but the patency of artery and vein was 100% and 28.6%respectively. One patient who has pulmonary metastases before operation died of metastases 7.5 months after operation. Four patients developed pulmonary metastases, therefore, Kaplan-Meier survival analysis showed that 2-year overall and metastasis-free survival rate was 90.9% and 63.6% respectively. Functional status were judged as good or excellent (mean MSTS score 72%) in 12 of 13 patients. Conclusion The study indicate that malignant involvement of major vessels is not a contraindication for limb-salvage. Vascular reconstruction is a feasible option in limb salvage surgery. Wide resection with vascular reconstruction provide acceptable oncological and functional outcome of limb salvage.     

Vascularized fibula transplantation in orthopedic oncology. Personal experience and review of the literature

Primary malignant bone tumors can be treated predominantly with limb salvage. After resection of large articular segments adjacent to the dia- or metaphysis of long bones modular endoprosthetic devices are most commonly used for reconstruction. In case non-vascularized corticocancellous bone is transplanted in order to bridge extensive bone defects, the risk of pseudarthrosis and fracture of the donor bone is significantly higher in comparison to a free vascularized transplant. From 1988 until 1999 we treated 20 patients with extensive bone defects after resection of tumors affecting the upper and lower extremity using a vascularized fibular graft. In this retrospective analysis we collected the data focusing on bone integration and functional outcome. The graft union was classified according to the standards of the "International Symposium of Limb Salvage". Evaluation of the functional outcome was quantified using the Enneking-score. The stabilisation of the transplant was obtained exclusively by plate fixation in the upper extremity. In 10 in a total of 12 patients the reconstruction using a vascularized fibula transfer was reinforced with an allograft in the lower extremity. The functional evaluation score reached 73% of normal function at the last follow-up. After 18 months the radiographic evaluation of graft union was "excellent" in 75%, "good" in 11%, "fair" in 6% and "poor" in 9% according to the criteria of the ISOLS. Main complications were graft fracture in of 15% and pseudarthrosis in 14.3%. Reconstruction of extensive bone defects using free vascularized fibula grafts are a demanding operative procedure. The procedure combines a biologic form of reconstruction with a legitimate expectation of good long term outcome and a relatively low rate of complications.     

Limb salvage using original low heat-treated tumor-bearing bone

Limb salvage, using original low heat-treated tumor-bearing bone and a conventional joint prosthesis, was done in six patients with malignant tumors of the proximal humerus (one patient with chondrosarcoma and five patients with osteosarcoma) and in six patients with tumor of the proximal femur (two patients with malignant spindle cell sarcoma and four patients with osteosarcoma). Wide excision of the lesion was done and the tumor and surrounding soft tissues were removed. The excised bone was treated with heat and the prosthesis was inserted into the treated bone and fixed with cement. This construct was reinserted into the original site and anchored to the host bone with a plate. The overall union rate of the low heat-treated bone with normal host bone was 91.7%, and the mean union time was 4.6 months (range, 3-7 months) after surgery. The functional result of the proximal femur and proximal humerus were 76.7% and 56.8%, respectively, using the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society functional evaluation system. Complications included hip dislocation in one patient, fracture of the low heat-treated bone in two patients, and absorption of the low heat-treated bone of the humerus in four of six patients. The 5-year survival rate of the low heat-treated tumor-bearing bone was 83.3% using Kaplan-Meier survival analysis. Based on the results of this study, limb salvage using original low heat-treated tumor-bearing bone seems to be effective in treating primary bone sarcoma with high survival and acceptable complication rates, circumventing the complications of allograft bone.     

Is the Induced-membrane Technique Successful for Limb Reconstruction After Resecting Large Bone Tumors in Children?

Background

Resection of primary malignant tumors often creates large bony defects. In children, this creates reconstructive challenges, and many options have been described for limb salvage in this setting. Studies have supported the use of an induced-membrane technique after placement of a cement spacer to aid in restoration of bone anatomy.

Questions/purposes

We asked: (1) What complications are associated with the induced-membrane technique? (2) How often is bone healing achieved after resection greater than 15 cm using this technique? (3) What is the functional outcome of patients treated with this technique?

Methods

We performed a retrospective evaluation of eight patients with a mean age of 13.3 years (range, 11–17 years) treated for a malignant bone tumor between 2002 and 2012 at our centers. The primary malignant tumors involved the proximal humerus, femur, and tibia. All patients were treated using the induced-membrane technique after a resection with mean bone loss of 18 cm (range, 16–23 cm). The general indication for using the induced-membrane technique during this time was a large diaphyseal defect after resection of the tumor. In addition to using cancellous graft as with the original technique, in the current patients an autogenous nonvascularized fibula was used to enhance stability. The patients were assessed at the last followup using the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society (MSTS) scoring system. Mean followup was 47.1 months (range, 24–120 months), and none of the patients were lost to followup before 2 years.

Results

A total of four unplanned reoperations were performed in these eight patients. A fracture of the reconstruction occurred in three patients and all were treated successfully, two with surgery and one with immobilization. Bone fusion was obtained in all patients within 4 to 8 months (mean, 5.6 months) after the reconstruction. The mean healing index was 0.31 month/cm of reconstruction (range, 0.23–0.5 month/cm). At last followup, the mean MSTS score was 74% (range, 67%–80%).

Conclusions

Our findings suggest that the modified induced-membrane technique is a reasonable alternative to other limb reconstruction techniques for bone tumors in children and has the advantage of not requiring a bone bank or an expensive metal prosthesis. Although more patients will be needed to substantiate our findings, it has become a standard part of our arsenal in the treatment of large bone defects after resection of pediatric primitive bone tumors.

Level of Evidence

Level IV, therapeutic study.     

Bilaterales Fibulainterponat

Bilateral vascularized fibula graft (BVFG) is actually not a satisfying method for the replacement of metadiaphyseal defects of the femur and tibia in young patients suffering from malignant bone tumors. This reconstruction was used in five patients (two female, three male, average age 15.2 years, femur n=3, tibia n=2) undergoing metadiaphyseal resection of malignant bone tumors between November 2000 and August 2003. The median length of the defect to be bridged was 16.4 cm (range 11.5-23). In the two cases of tibia reconstruction, the ipsilateral fibula was transposed into the osseous defect (fibula pro tibia). The vessels of the contralateral fibula graft were microscopically anastomosed end-to-side upon the a. and v. tibialis anterior. For the reconstruction of femoral defects, two free fibula grafts were used. All patients had multimodal treatment according to the EURO-E.W.I.N.G 99 or COSS-96 protocol. Median follow-up was at 34 months. In all cases, R0 status was achieved. None of the patients experienced local recurrence during follow-up. Radiographic signs of osseous remodeling were detected the earliest after 2 months. Full weight-bearing on the affected leg was permitted after 8-18 months. Complications occurred in four patients (bleeding 1, infection and pseudarthrosis 1, fracture 1, plate fracture 1). None of the complications led to failure of the reconstruction or to amputation. The MSTS scores was very good in two patients, good in two, and intermediate in one. Biological reconstruction of osseous defects is always desirable when possible. Good functional and durable results can be obtained using BVFG for the reconstruction of metadiaphyseal defects of the femur and tibia.     

Complications and functional outcomes of reconstruction with an osteoarticular allograft after intra-articular resection of the proximal aspect of the humerus.

BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the functional outcome and the complications of reconstruction with an osteoarticular allograft in patients who had had intra-articular resection of the proximal aspect of the humerus. METHODS: Sixteen patients who had had intra-articular resection and reconstruction of the proximal aspect of the humerus for the treatment of a tumor between 1986 and 1996 were evaluated. The length of the resected part of the humerus ranged from eight to 27.5 centimeters. The resections were classified as either S34A or S345A resections of the shoulder girdle on the basis of the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society classification system. Reconstruction was performed with use of a nonirradiated, frozen osteoarticular allograft with intact capsular and rotator cuff attachments. Dual orthogonal dynamic compression plates were used for internal fixation of the allograft to the host bone. The oncological parameters that were evaluated included survival of the patient, local recurrence, and metastasis. The radiographic parameters included time to union, stability of the joint, fracture of the allograft, and fragmentation of the epiphysis of the allograft (subchondral collapse). Survival of the graft was assessed with Kaplan-Meier survival analysis. The modified Musculoskeletal Tumor Society evaluation system was used to assess functional outcome. RESULTS: At a median of forty-seven months (range, fourteen to 130 months) after the operation, fourteen of the patients in the study group were free of disease and two had died of disease. No patient had local recurrence or nonunion. Late complications included four fractures of the allograft and one infection of the graft. A Kaplan-Meier survival curve demonstrated a 68 percent rate of survival of the allograft at five years. Instability of the glenohumeral joint in the form of ptosis and anterior subluxation was noted in three patients, and dislocation of the glenohumeral joint was seen in eight patients. On the basis of the modified Musculoskeletal Tumor Society functional evaluation, the mean score at the most recent follow-up evaluation (at a mean of thirty-four months) was 70 percent. This score was lower than the mean score of 81 percent at a mean of fourteen months. All patients had normal manual dexterity and had mild or no pain at the most recent follow-up evaluation. However, all had restriction of recreational activities or partial disability in addition to limitations with regard to placement of the hand and the ability to lift. CONCLUSIONS: Reconstruction of the proximal aspect of the humerus with an osteoarticular allograft is an option that provides good relief of pain and preserves manual dexterity. However, in our study, function was limited by impairment of elevation of the shoulder and hand as well as by decreased strength of the shoulder. There was an extremely high rate of complications, including joint instability, fracture of the allograft, and infection of the allograft. We no longer routinely perform this reconstruction at our institution.     

Impaction grafting in revision total elbow arthroplasty

BACKGROUND: Revision total elbow arthroplasty is often undertaken in patients who have severe osteolysis of both the distal part of the humerus and the proximal part of the ulna. To deal with such bone loss, we have adopted the practice of impaction grafting, which has become a well-established technique in the proximal part of the femur. METHODS: We retrospectively reviewed the results of twelve patients who had undergone revision total elbow arthroplasty with impaction grafting between 1993 and 1997. There were eight women and four men with a mean age of fifty-seven years. All patients were followed for at least two years (range, twenty-five to 113 months), with an average duration of follow-up of seventy-two months. Seven of the patients had an initial diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis, and five had posttraumatic arthritis. Impaction grafting was undertaken during the initial revision in three of the patients, whereas the remaining nine patients had undergone at least one prior revision without impaction grafting. Four patients had impaction grafting on the ulnar side alone, six had it on the humeral side alone, and two underwent impaction grafting of both the humerus and the ulna. Six allograft struts were placed to span structural defects in five patients. RESULTS: At the time of the latest follow-up, eight of the elbow prostheses were intact after the index impaction grafting procedure. Two elbows had been revised because of loosening, and another had been revised because of a fracture of the ulnar component. A fourth patient had undergone a resection arthroplasty because of infection. The eight remaining patients demonstrated marked radiographic improvement in bone quality in the region of the impaction graft without clinical symptoms of loosening. At the time of the last follow-up, after an additional revision in three elbows, there were five excellent, four good, and three fair results. CONCLUSIONS: Impaction grafting is a reliable technique for treating osteolysis in patients undergoing revision total elbow arthroplasty; however, complications can occur, and a high percentage of patients need additional surgery.     

肩关节肿瘤切除和重建后的患肢功能观察

目的 肩关节肿瘤切除后,探讨不同重建方式的患肢长期功能。方法回顾性分析32例肩关节肿瘤保肢患者的临床资料。重建方式包括：8例一期肩关节融合,7例假体异体骨复合物,6例功能性间隔物,5例未行重建或悬吊术,3例假体,2例带血管蒂腓骨和1例异体骨。结果23例生存患者平均随访81个月。不同重建方式的功能评分分别为：一期肩关节融合为87％,主动运动优良,肩部有力;假体异体骨复合物为79％,间隔物为66％,未重建为85％,假体为60％和带血管蒂腓骨为73％。结论肩关节肿瘤的重建方式是根据切除范围和患者的实际需要来选择。如外展肌群无法重建,肩关节融合的功能良好,肩部有力;如果外展肌群可以重建,假体异体骨复合物功能较好。     

肱骨近端Ⅱ-Ⅲ级骨巨细胞瘤保肢手术与康复训练7例

目的：探讨瘤段扩大切除加人工假体置换术及围手术期的康复治疗对肱骨近端骨巨细胞瘤的保肢、关节功能恢复的效果。方法：自2007年3月到2010年3月,共收治肱骨近端Ⅱ-Ⅲ级骨巨细胞瘤7例,男3例,女4例,平均年龄34.6岁（18～49岁）,平均病程19个月（6～35个月）。7例术前均经病理检查及X线证实为肱骨近端骨巨细胞瘤。临床表现为进行加重的肩部疼痛,体检臂近端肿胀、压痛明显,肩关节活动障碍。所有病例采用瘤段扩大切除后以定制的人工假体置换,围手术期辅以康复训练。采用CMS评分及OSIS评分评价患肩功能与患肩稳定性。结果：7例均获随访,时间14～35个月,平均17个月。术后随访无重大并发症发生,无复发病例。术后1年7例患肩CMS评分平均为70.7分（63～82分）,OSIS评分平均25.1分（18～29分）。肩关节功能优2例,良5例;肩关节稳定性优1例,良6例。结论：瘤段扩大切除加人工假体置换术辅以围手术期功能训练治疗肱骨近端Ⅱ-Ⅲ级骨巨细胞瘤疗效确切,达到切除肿瘤与保肢目的。     

肱骨近段锁定板结合植骨治疗肱骨外科颈Ⅱ、Ⅲ型骨折疗效观察

目的评价切开复位内固定加植骨治疗肱骨外科颈Ⅱ、Ⅲ型骨折的疗效。方法采用肱骨近段锁定板结合植骨治疗肱骨外科颈骨折21例,根据Neer分型,Ⅱ型5例,Ⅲ型16例;其中二部分骨折5例,三部分骨折10例,四部分骨折6例。结果所有病例均随访6个月以上,骨折全部愈合,肩关节功能恢复满意,优良率85.7%。结论肱骨近段锁定板结合植骨有利于骨折断端愈合、肩关节功能的恢复,是治疗肱骨外科颈Ⅱ、Ⅲ型骨折的有效方法。