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La relación isquiotibiales/cuadriceps como índice predictivo de gonartrosis

Authors: Anchuela Ocaña, Javier; Gómez Pellico, Luis; Ferrer Blanco, M.; Slocker de Arce, A. M.;

La relación isquiotibiales/cuadriceps como índice predictivo de gonartrosis

Abstract

Se realiza un estudio muscular isocinético en grupo de 26 mujeres afectadas de gonartrosis, antes de la intervención, a los 6 meses y al año de la sustitución articular, realizando un estudio evolutivo y comparativo entre ambas rodillas con el objetivo de verificar si el balance muscular se altera paralelamente a la función articular y cual es su evolución tras la artroplastia. La rodilla artrósica presenta un cuádriceps más débil per conserva la función de la musculatura isquiotibial, con una relación isquiotibiales/cuádriceps aumentada patológicamente. Al año de la artroplastia no mejora la fuerza extensora, se conserva la fuerza flexora y se mantiene el balance muscular patológico. En la rodilla con menor afectación degenerativa la relación flexores/extensores se encuentra igualmente aumentada, por lo que se trata de su índice precoz de deterioro articular.

An isokinetic muscular study was performed on a group of 26 women with primary gonarthrosis before surgery, six months and one year after joint replacement. An evaluative and comparative study of both knees was carried out in order to verify whether the muscular balance was altered in parallel with weaker but retained function of the ischiotibial musculature with an enhanced ischiotibial/quadriceps. One year after arthroplasty, extensor strength was not improved, though it was more efficient as revealed by reduced muscular fatigue, while flexor strength and pathological muscular balance were maintained. The flexor/extensor relation was also enhanced in the control knee, making this an early indicator of joint decoration.

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Medicina clínica, UNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICAS, :CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO], Ciencias de la salud

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