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Acta ortop. mex ; 33(2): 73-80, mar.-abr. 2019. graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1248638

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Resumen: Introducción: El objetivo de este estudio es evaluar el tipo, la frecuencia y la gravedad de las complicaciones después de la implantación de la prótesis monopolar modular de cabeza radial. Material y métodos: Se revisaron retrospectivamente 47 pacientes con 48 prótesis de cabeza radial implantadas entre 2009 y 2017 durante una media de 43.55 meses (rango: 12-89). Resultados: Se implantó el mismo tipo de prótesis en cada paciente (Ascension Modular Radial Head) . La puntuación media obtenida en la clasificación Mayo Elbow Performance Score fue de 88.29 ± 9.9 puntos. Durante el seguimiento tres pacientes (6.25%) sufrieron dolor continuo. Doce casos (25.5%) mostraron sobredimensión radiológica, aunque sólo cinco fueron sintomáticos. Se detectó osificación heterotópica en 27 casos (57.4%), 11 pacientes (23.4%) desarrollaron rigidez postoperatoria, 19 casos (40.42%) mostraron osteólisis periprotésica, de los cuales siete fueron sintomáticos, 13 pacientes (27%) presentaron complicaciones: tres casos de infección, cuatro casos de aflojamiento sintomático, dos neuroapraxias, una inestabilidad y tres casos de sobredimensionamiento con rigidez asociada. Nueve pacientes (18.75%) fueron reintervenidos. Discusión: Presentamos 27% de complicaciones globales, principalmente relacionadas con la sobredimensión y el aflojamiento protésico y 19% de reintervenciones. Estos resultados son similares a los descritos en estudios previos con variaciones en función del tiempo de seguimiento. Asimismo, se requieren nuevos estudios para evaluar los resultados a largo plazo y la posible progresión de los hallazgos radiográficos. Conclusión: En conjunto, estos datos ponen de manifiesto la necesidad de mejoría tanto de la técnica quirúrgica como del diseño de los implantes.


Abstract: Introduction: The objective of this study is to assess the type, frequency and severity of complications after the implantation of the modular monopolar radial head prosthesis. Material and methods: Forty-seven patients with 48 radial head prostheses implanted between 2009 and 2017 were reviewed retrospectively. Patients were evaluated clinical and radiographically for a mean follow-up of 43.55 months (range: 12-89). Results: The same type of prosthesis was implanted in every patient (Ascension Modular Radial Head). The average score in the Mayo Elbow Performance Score was 88.29 ± 9.9 points. During the follow-up, three patients (6.25%) suffered from continuous pain. Twelve cases (25.5%) showed radiological oversizing, though only five were symptomatic. Heterotopic ossification was detected in twenty-seven cases (57.4%). Eleven patients (23.4%) developed postoperative stiffness. Nineteen cases (40.42%) showed periprosthetic osteolysis, from which seven were symptomatic. Thirteen patients (27%) developed surgery-related complications: three cases of infection, four cases of symptomatic loosening, two neurapraxies, one instability and three cases of oversizing with associated stiffness. Nine patients (18.75%) required reintervention. Discussion: Our study obtains a 27% of overall complications, mostly related to oversizing and prosthetic loosening, and 19% of reinterventions. These results are similar to those presented in previous studies, with variations depending on the time of follow-up. Further research is also required to evaluate long-term results and the potential progression of the radiographic findings. Conclusion: Taken together, these data stress the need for improvement in both the surgical technique and the design of the implants.


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Humans , Radius/surgery , Radius/pathology , Radius Fractures/surgery , Radius Fractures/diagnostic imaging , Elbow Joint , Joint Prosthesis/adverse effects , Prosthesis Design , Retrospective Studies , Range of Motion, Articular , Treatment Outcome
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Rev. argent. dermatol ; 95(1): 38-46, mar. 2014. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-708677

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El folículo piloso-sebáceo o unidad folículo-sebácea-apócrina es un órgano microscópico complejo funcional y estructuralmente. Consta de un segmento superior, estable y un segmento inferior, que se regenera en cada ciclo piloso. El folículo piloso contiene una gran diversidad de tipos celulares, entre los que se encuentran células madre. De hecho, supone el nicho más importante de células madre en la piel, con la ventaja añadida de su fácil accesibilidad. Estas células madre se localizan en una prominencia a nivel de la inserción del músculo erector del pelo, llamada "bulge" (promontorio). Son las encargadas de regenerar el folículo en cada ciclo y también intervienen en la reconstitución de las glándulas sebáceas y de la epidermis interfolicular, en caso de lesión epidérmica. El conocimiento de la estructura del folículo piloso, está haciendo posible cada vez más el empleo de los distintos tipos celulares, especialmente, las células madre, en la ingeniería tisular de la piel. Asimismo, estudios recientes han diferenciado las células madres foliculares a diferentes estirpes, como por ejemplo: células nerviosas, hematopoyéticas y vasculares. Además, se ha estudiado la construcción de folículos pilosos, con resultados satisfactorios en ratones, aunque no del todo superponibles a humanos, en los que se precisan más investigaciones. La posibilidad de generar folículos pilosos humanos, supondría una revolución en el amplio campo de las alopecias. El objetivo de esta revisión es describir la estructura anatómica e histológica del folículo piloso, enfatizando en la importancia del mismo como nicho de células madre y su potencial utilidad en el campo de la ingeniería tisular, para la construcción de diversos tipos de tejidos.


The hair follicle is a microscopic organ, functionally and structurally complex. It can be divided into two distinct segments, the upper portion, stable and the lower portion, that undergoes regeneration every hair cycle. The hair follicle contains a variety of cells types, including stem cells. It fact, it is the most important niche of stem cells in the skin, with the added advantage of its easy accessibility. These stem cells are located in a prominence at the level of the insertion of the arrector pili muscle, called bulge. They are responsible of hair follicle regeneration each hair cycle, and also can form sebaceous glands and help in repopulation of the interfollicular epidermis after injury. The knowledge of hair follicle structure is making possible the use of different types of cells, especially stem cells, in skin tissue engineering. Furthermore, recent studies have differentiated follicle stem cells into different strains, for example: nervous, hematopoietic and vascular cells. Moreover, other late studies have focused on the hair follicle construction, with satisfactory results in mice, but not completely transferable to humans, which further research is needed. The possibility of human hair follicle regeneration would suppose a revolution in the broad world of alopecia. The aim of this review is to describe the anatomical and histological structure of the hair follicle, emphasizing the importance as stem cell niche, and its potential usefulness in the field of tissue engineering for the construction of various types of tissues.

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Journal of the Philippine Medical Association ; : 0-2.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-962692

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In resume, the viral cause of the epidemic conjunctivitis appears to us to be settled. By following the Kochs postulates, we have successfully identified and isolated the virus as the Adenovirus, type 3. By rubbing this virus contained in the filtrate of the crushed follicles clipped off from the lower eyelid-conjunctivae of man, on the lower eyelid-conjunctivae of the rabbits, we have duplicated this conjunctivitis in this animal. The previous findings of Staphylococci, pneumococci, and diptheroids are secondary bacterial invaders, and not the primary cause of the diseaseThe free viral particles from the discharge of the disease-eyes can only remain infectious or alive for five minutes after excretion. On the other hand, the viral particles in the droplet infections from the nose and mouth of the patients have a period of survival of around 30 minutes. Also, we have found that a lethal dose (LD50) of the virus filtrate inoculated intracerebrally to one hour old newly hatched chicks outside the incubator thereafter, can kill this bird in 48 hours. This type of virus is highly contagious and transmitted by contact with the discharge within five minutes after excretion, and thru the inhalation of droplet infections from the nose and throat of the patientsAs regards, the treatment, the taking of steroids and vitamin-mineral tablets with bigger doses of vitamin C, and washing the affected eyes with running tape water is still the best so far. (Summary)

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