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The Comparative Study Of Selective Different Surgical Treatment Of Adult Degenerative Scoliosis

Posted on:2015-07-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z A J K M L J R o z i h a j i Full Text:PDF
GTID:2284330434465870Subject:Surgery
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Objective:Discussion on the selection of treatment of adult degenerative scolio sis, to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of different treatment methods. Method s:76patients were treated with operation, group A (non fixed non fusion group) a nd25cases only decompression, group B (fusion group)51cases underwent poste rior decompression and fusion of different segmental fixation and/or osteotomy, app lication of ODI score in the evaluation of pain and function, measuring Cobb angl e and lumbar physiology curve lordosis angle, and record the two groups of patie nts with age, operation time, intraoperative bleeding volume, operation complication s were analyzed retrospectively. Results:Group A (non fixed non fusion group) av erage operation segment in1.67±0.77segments (0.5~3), group B (fusion grou p) average fixed fusion4.2±2.45segment (2-10), a significant difference betwee n two groups (P<0.01);Two groups of operation time was-(51±18.92) min and (150±35) min, a significant difference between two groups (P<0.01);The amo unt of bleeding were (106.67±39.76) ml and (374.63±253.69) ml, a significant di fference between two groups (P<0.01);The mean duration of follow-up was28.6months (6-72months), at last follow-up, two patients clinical symptoms were si gnificantly improved compared with preoperative, ODI score was significantly better than preoperative, but there was no significant difference between two groups (P=°±.19);Group A (non fixed non fusion group) preopration Cobb’s angle was17.2°±5.45°, at last follow-up for an average of18.21°±5.08, A group of coro nal side Cobb’s angle not change significantly before operation, group B (fusion group) preoperative average of26.72°±10.7°, at last follow-up an average of10.27°±4.53°, coronal side Cobb’s corrected significantly, improve the rate of t wo groups were statistically significant difference (P<0.01); Group A (non fixed non fusion group) spinal lumbar lordosis angle before operation and at last follow-up were an average of39.74°±11.09°and38.77°±11.30°,group B (fusion group) spinal lumbar lordosis angle before operation and at last follow-up were an average of20.19°±9.87°and33.91°±7.96°, B group (fixed fusion group) than A group (non fixed non fusion group) recovery, a significant difference between two groups (P<0.01); Conclusion:Limited posterior decompre ssion and fusion of different segmental fixation and/or osteotomy in the recovery o f the patients with coronal and sagittal balance than limited posterior decompressio n, limited posterior decompression and fusion of different segmental fixation and/or osteotomy can significantly prolong the operation time, bleeding volume and incre asing operation complication. Diagnosis and treatment of adult degenerative scoliosi s is controversial, key operation selection in clinical symptoms, combined with the relevant inspection, minimize the operation trauma, shorten operation time. The deg enerative scoliosis treatment decisions for individual is the best choice.
Keywords/Search Tags:Adult degenerative scoliosis, Decompression, Internal fixation and fusi
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