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Objective To evaluate the clinical effectiveness of 3?dimensional scaffold of typeⅠcollagen based autolo?gous chondrocyte implantation (ACI). Methods Nine patients of knee articular cartilage defect treated with 3?dimensional scaf?fold of type Ⅰcollagen based ACI from January 2013 to March 2014 was analyzed retrospectively, including 6 males and 3 fe?males with an average age of 30 years old. 4 defects located in femoral condyle, 4 in trochlea and 1 in patellae with a mean size of 4.9 ± 2.1cm2 (range, 2.5-10). ACI comprises 2?stage procedure:chondrocytes were first harvested from non?load bearing area of femoral condyle, then chondrocytes expand in vitro for 8-14 days to get enough cells. On second stage, cartilage defects were cov?ered by the grafts and fixed with fibrin albumen glue. All patients received strict rehabilitation protocol. International Knee Docu?mentation Committee (IKDC) scores and Lysh?lm scores were compared pre?operatively and 3, 6, 12 months post?operatively. MR and magnetic resonance observation of cartilage repair tissue (MOCART) scores were analyzed within 3 days, 3, 6, 12 months post?operatively. Results All the patients were followed up. IKDC score was 52.7 ± 6.9 pre?operatively and respectively 71.1 ± 6.6, 83.3±2.9 and 92.0±3.6 3, 6, 12 months post?operatively with significant differences. The Lysh?m score was 55.8±8.7 pre?oper?atively and respectively 74.8±7.0, 84.8±4.8 and 93.1±5.7 3, 6, 12 months post?operatively with significant differences. 8 patients had MRI. The mean MOCART score 3 days, 3, 6, 12 months post?operatively was respectively 43.6±6.0, 47.8±5.8, 57.8±5.8, 64.3± 4.8 and 72.1±4.9 with significant differences. T2 value of transplanted area was 48.7±3.2 12 months post?operatively with no sig?nificant differences compared to normal area. Conclusion Three?dimensional scaffold of typeⅠcollagen based ACI could re?pair knee articular cartilage defect. It may be a good choice for treating articular cartilage defect which shows satisfactory results.
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ObjectiveTo observer the effect of autograft of semitendinosus and interference screws for reconstruction of lateral ankle ligaments. MethodsA total of 12 cases of injured lateral ankle ligaments were selected, including 7 males and 5 females with an average age was 29.4 years, with a course of disease from 3 to 6 months. All lateral ligaments were reconstructed by autograft of semitendinosus & bio-interference screws. A 4.5 mm diameter tunnel was drilled on the lateral ankle, where the tendon of semitendinosus was permeated through, both ends of semitendinosus tendons were fixed with bio-interference screws on talus of at the end of anterior talofibular ligament and calcaneus of at the end of calcaneofibular ligament, maintaining ankle neutral and moderate valgus position. Following operation, the ankle was fixed in neutral position and slightly valgus position with plaster cast. The wound healing, the outcomes of American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) score, Foot and Ankle Outcome Score (FAOS), and stress radiographic evaluation were assessed at the follow-up. ResultsAll 12 patients showed no infection and the wound healed well at the primary stage. At 3, 6, 12, 24 months after operation, all patients were followed-up. According to AOFAS and FAOS of preoperation and final follow-up postoperation, function of ankle in all patients was significantly improved (P＜0.01), the scores of Chrisman-Snook group were more lower than this approach. No patients complained of instability of the ankle, and stress radiograph confirmed this improvement. ConclusionReconstruction of lateral ligaments of the ankle with autograft of semilendinosus & biointerference screws is a practical and reliable treatment, which restores stability and function of the ankle.
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Objective To describe the surgical technique of arthroscopic reconstruction of anterior cruciate ligament with quadrupled stranded semitendinosus tendon and suture plate, and to review the short term outcome of its clinical application. Methods Fifty one cases of chronic anterior cruciate ligament ruptures were reconstructed arthroscopically with quadrupled stranded semitendinosus tendon. During the operation the harvested semitendinosus tendon was cut into two segments of equal length, and then folded to four strands. The proximal end of the graft was fixed to a small plate that lied over the orifice of the femoral tunnel, and the distal end was fixed to a button that covered the orifice of the tibial tunnel. The patients were followed up for 12-24 months and were rehabilitated according to a special plan. The range of motion and stability of the knee, the muscle function of the thigh, the knee function in daily activities, and the ability for running were evaluated periodically. The influence of the combined meniscal and cartilage lesion on the restoration of knee function was also studied. Results The ranges of motion of the injured knee were regained in all cases three months after operation. The quadriceps/hamstrings peak torque ratio reached more than 90% of the uninjured leg two years after operation. The results of KT-1000 examination showed that the anterior stability of the knee after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction decreased slightly with time, but in 73.8 percent of all cases the anterior stability of the injured knee were equal or better than the uninjured knee. According to Lysholm knee scale score, the average knee score were 56.7?7.4 and 98.5?0.3 respectively before and two years after operation, and the difference was of statistical significance. The average knee score of the group with cartilage lesion was 96.44?2.36, and that without cartilage lesion was 99.47?0.24 two years after operation. The data showed a significant statistical difference between the two groups. The accelerating and decelerating running ability were regained in all cases without limping one year after operation. Conclusion Arthroscopic reconstruction of anterior cruciate ligament with quadrupled stranded semitendinosus tendon and suture plate is a reliable way to restore the knee function. The combined cartilage lesion has an obvious influence on the knee function.
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Objective To design an arthroscopic universal aiming device for cruciate ligament repairing and evaluate its clinical efficacy. Methods The aiming device was designed on the principle of “a line crossing any point on a spherical surface and perpendicular to it must cross the sphere center”, which enables the surgeon to locate the ligamentous attachment of cruciate ligament precisely for reconstruction. Twelve cases of PCL injuries have been treated with this method. Results The average follow up period was 12.1 months (5-19 months). According to Lysholm scoring system, the average score was improved from 59.2 points to 92.7 points, increased by 33.5 points. Lachman test turned negative in all patients, the average range of motion was 120?. Conclusion The instrument was reasonably designed for easy handling and precise orientation. It is particularly preferable to locate the tibial attachment of cruciate ligament for endoscopic reconstruction on the posteromedial approach.