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Artroplastia total de tobillo

Authors: Villanueva García, E.; Pardo Montaner, J.; Alcantara Juan, P.; Juan, A.;

Artroplastia total de tobillo

Abstract

Presentamos un estudio retrospectivo de siete pacientes tratados con artroplastia total de tobillo en el período 1978-1988, realizando una revisión bibliográfica del tema. La serie la componen cinco hombres y dos mujeres con edades comprendidas entre 41 y 72 años. Cinco pacientes estaban afectos de artrosis postraumática, uno de artropatía gotosa y otro de espondilitis anquilopoyética. Los modelos protésicos utilizados fueron Smith en cuatro ocasiones e I.C.L.H. en tres. El seguimiento medio ha sido de once años, siendo evaluados según un sistema de puntuación creado por Mc Guire. En tres pacientes se ha obtenido un resultado excelente, en dos bueno y los dos restantes fueron reintervenidos realizándose una artrodesis.

We have reported a retrospective study of seven patients with total ankle arthroplasty perfomed between 1978-1988. We have reviewed series published in the literature. There were five men and two women, the age range of this group was 41-72 years. Five of them suffered from posttraumatic arthrosis, one ankylosing spondylitis and the last had gouty arthritis. Four patients recieved the Smith total ankle and three the ICLH total ankle. The mean follow-up period was eleven years. Patients were evaluated using a scoring system (Mc Guire et al). Three patients had an excellent result, the result from two of them were good and the other two patients required revision and arthrodesis.

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

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