The application of debridement with arthroscopy in acetabular dysplasia with osteoarthritis / 中华骨科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To study the application of debridement with arthroscopy in acetabular dysplasia with osteoarthritis. Methods Thirty-two cases in 48 hips acetabular dysplasia with osteoarthritis debrided under the arthroscopy. In this group, male 9 and female 23, the mean age was 38.1 years old (range, 28-52 years old), the left side for 9, right side for 7 and bilateralis for 16. In the 48 hips, X-ray showed that comparatively large acetabular draw with normal position of femoral head in 21 cases (28 hips), large acetabular draw with femoral head lateral shift slightly but did not exceed 1/3 of femoral head in 11 cases (20 hips).MRI demonstrated that intraarticular fluid in 28 hips, subcartilage anormal signal of acetabular and femoral head at weight loading region in 10 hips, signal interruption of glenoid lip of hip in 10 hips. The procdure which included to remove of osteophyma, loose body and hyperplasia synovial membrane, degenerated cartilage on the stress areas of the hip joint, wear and tear of glenoid lip. Results The perianal skin in 2 patients suffered dysesthesia because of the over traction during operation. They recovered 7 days postoperation. Dysesthesias twenty-eight patients (36 hips) were follow-up with an average of 23 months (range, 6 months-3.5 years). After debridement and lavage, the patients released from pain, restored function and the range of the motion. According to VAS evaluation system for pain, the preoperative score was 5-9, with an average of 6.8; the postoperative score was 4-6, with an average of 2. According to Harris hip joint score evaluation system, preoperative score was 58.8?6.15, postoperative score was 89.6?11.3. The excellent in 20, good in 4, fair in 3 and poor in 1. The excellent and good result was up to 85.7%. Conclusion Selectivity debridement and lavage were effective methods for osteoarthritis hip joint acetabular dysplasia. It can delay the developing of course of disease; improve clinical symptom and elevate quality of life.