Intraoperative 3-dimensional imaging of scaphoid fracture reduction and fixation - 06/05/15
, O. Safran, G. Zinger, R. Mosheiff, M. Liebergall
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Abstract |
Introduction |
We examined the clinical benefit of two intraoperative three-dimensional imaging modalities for reduction and fixation of scaphoid fractures.
Hypothesis |
Our hypothesis was that three dimensional imaging will aid in operative care in comparison with standard fluoroscopy.
Methods |
In 25 consecutive patients treated for fractures, after satisfactory reduction and fixation was obtained with a single Kirschner wire using fluoroscopy, intraoperative three-dimensional visualization was performed. The quality of fracture reduction, wire position and extrusion of the wire were examined.
Results |
In two of the 25 cases, after three-dimensional visualization, malreduction of the fracture was seen and the reduction revised. Artifact and the dependency on technologist performance, limited the use of these modalities to locate the wire accurately.
Discussion |
Diagnosis of malreduction of a scaphoid fracture is possible with 3-dimensional modalities. Utilization of these systems is still limited by technical factors.
Level of evidence |
Level IV. Retrospective study.
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Keywords : Internal fixation, Intraoperative imaging, Scaphoid fracture, Wrist
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Vol 101 - N° 3
P. 353-357 - mai 2015 Retour au numéro
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