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The Observation Of Clinical Effect Of Multi-segment Small Incision From Thoracolumbar Vertebra-side Muscle Clearance In Treatment Of Thoracolaric Vertebral Compressibility Fracture

Posted on:2018-08-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L BaiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2334330542964418Subject:surgical
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Objective: To compare the clinical effect between multi-segment small incision from thoracolumbar vertebra-side muscle clearance surgery and conventional posterior midline approach in the treatment of Thoracolaric vertebral compressibility fracture.Methods: 40 cases of thoracolaric vertebra l compressibility fracture patients treated in the second people's hospital of FuYang City during April 2015~January 2017 were recruited in this study,all the patients were random ly divided into observation group and control group,each group with 20 cases.There including 12 cases of male and 8 cases of female in observation group,age from 29 to 53 years old,average(39.5±10.4)years old,injury types: 7 cases with simple compression fracture and 13 cases of b urst fracture;While there were 1 1cases of male and 9 cases of fe male in control group,age from 32 to 51 years old,average(38.1±9.9)years old,injury types: 10 cases with simple compression fracture and 10 cases of burst fracture.Observation group patients were given multi-segment small incision from thoracolumbar vertebra-side muscle clearance surgery and control group patients were tr eated with conventional posterior m idline approach surgery.Record the intraoperative blood loss,volume of drainage and operation time in all the patients,and draw the m orning fasting venous blood to detect the serum creatine kinase level at pr eoperative and postoperative 1 d,3 d respectively;Also conduct the X-ray exam ination respectively before sur gery and postoperative 3 days,measure the Cobb Angle,calculate th e Cobb Angle correction rate,com pare the difference of Cobb Angle correction rate between two groups.Evalute the feeling of pain respectively at the preoperative and 1 and 2 postoperative days Using the Visual analog pain score(Visual analogue scale,VAS),compare the difference of pain feeling between two groups.Results: There w ere no statistical d ifference of gen der,age,fracture dam age types,damage section,serum creatine kinase,Cobb Angle,and VAS score between two groups before treatment(P>0.05).Operation situation,the intraoperative blood loss,volume of drainage and operation time in observation group were lower than that of control group,with st atistically significant dif ference(P<0.05).Serum creatine kinase level,the Serum creatine kinase was raised with different extent at postoperative 1 day in both two groups patients,with no tatistica lly significant dif ference between two groups;While the Serum creatine kinase le vel was decreased obviously in observation group postoperative 3 days,lower than the sam e period in the control group(P < 0.05),the decrease range in observation gr oup were higher than that of control group,with statistically si gnificant difference(P<0.05).Cobb Angle correction situation,the postoperative Cobb Angle were both significantly decreased in two groups,there were statistically si gnificant difference in both tw o groups between preoperative and postoperative period,W hile There were no statistically significant difference of postoperative Cobb Angle a nd Cobb Angle correction ra te between two groups(P> 0.05).The VAS score were decreased obvious ly in both control group and observation group postoperative,with statistically significant difference comparing with preoperative period(P<0.05),at the sam e time,The 1 and 2 days postoperative V AS scores in observation group were lower than that of control group(P<0.05).Conclusion: The multi-segment small incision from thoracolumbar vertebra-side muscle clearance sur gery and con ventional posterior midline approach can bo th significantly improve the function of the lumbar spine and relieve pain,but the multi-segment small incision f rom thoracolumbar vertebra-side muscle c learance surgery with the advantage of small trauma,quick operation,less intraoperative blood loss,faster recovery,and rapidly pain relief,we need to grasp the operation indication in clinical and select the right surgical method.
Keywords/Search Tags:Vertebral fracture, Compression fractures, Posterior midline approach, paravertebral muscle gap approach, VAS score
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