Lee Kwang Won;Park Jae Guk;Jung Yu Hun;Kim Byung Sung;Kim Ha Yong;Choy Won Sik
Journal of the Korean Arthroscopy Society
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v.7
no.2
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pp.160-168
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2003
Purpose : To analyze the anterior stability and functional results after the arthroscopic ACL reconstruction and meniscectomy based on meniscus status at the time of surgery. Materials and Methods : From October 1997 to October 2002, 78 patients (male 64 female 14) were treated by arthroscopic ACL reconstruction and meniscectomy and followed more than 12 months (range, $12\~72$ months, average: 32 months). Average age was 32 years old (range, $18\~57$ years old). We divided the patients into 4 groups; Both menisci was intact (BMI, control group), lateral meniscus removed (LMR), medial meniscus removed (MMR) and both menisci removed (BMR). Anterior passive displacement (objective stability) was estimated using KT-2000 arthrometer under the loading of 15lb,20lb and 30lb and evaluated anterior drawer test, Lachman test, range of motion, thigh circumference. Functional evaluation system of IKDC, OAK and Lysholm knee score was used. Results : Average anterior displacement under the loading of 30lb were 2.47 mm, 2.96 mm, 2.96 mm and 3.57 mm in each group(BMI, LMR, MMR, BMR) and it was statistically significant difference (p<0.05). There is no statistically significant difference in average anterior displacement under the loading of 15lb and 20lb in each group but it has showed decreasing tendency in meniscal removed groups. The mean anterior displacement was within 3 mm in 21 cases, 15 cases, 24 cases and 12 cases (total 72 cases, $94\%$) under the loading of 15lb and 20 cases, 15 cases, 24 cases and 11 cases (total 70 cases, $91\%$) under the loading 20lb of in each group and postoperative knee joint stability has showed increasing tendency (p>0.05). The mean score was 94.5, 93.2, 92.2 and 90.4 points in each group and 71 cases $(91\%)$ were more than excellent or good with a OAK score and fair results were noted 4 cases in both meniscal removed group. There were 65 cases $(83\%)$ with a Lysholm knee score more than excellent or good, and IKDC grading were more than normal or nearly normal in 74 cases $(95\%)$ except 4 cases (2 cases in MMR group and 2 cases in BMR group). Conclusion : Long-term anterior stability and functional results of a successful ACL reconstruction affected by tile status of the menisci at the time of surgery and KT-2000 arthrometer was good for estimation of objective follow up.
Purpose: We evaluated the result of the degree of reduction and anterior instability after arthroscopic treatment of tibial spine fractures. Materials and Methods: Thirty-two cases of tibial spine fractures treated with arthroscopic procedure could be evaluated and the mean follow-up period was $18\;(12{\sim}48)$ months. Evaluations included Lachman test, rotatory instability examination and side to side difference (SSD) using KT-2000 arthrometer. The degree of radiologic reduction was classified as accurate reduction, anterior elevation and reduction failure, according to which the degree of anterior instability was measured. Results: There were twenty three cases (71%) of accurate duction, eight cases (25%) of anterior elevation and one case (4%) of education failure. Eight (29%) of twenty eight cases with pull-out method showed anterior elevation. The SSDs of the accurate reduction and the anterior elevation group were 2.0 mm and 2.8 mm, respectively showing no significant difference. However, the percent age of grade 0 Lachman test and SSD less than 3 mm of the accurate reduction group were significantly higher. Conclusion: Accurate reduction is important in reducing anterior instability especially in unstable fractures. Therefore, arthroscopic pull-out method should be performed with great caution to avoid anterior elevation of the fracture fragment.
Kim, Kwang-Yul;Lim, Moon-Sup;Shin, Heung-Sub;Choi, Shin-Kwon
Journal of Korean Orthopaedic Sports Medicine
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v.5
no.1
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pp.75-80
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2006
Purpose: To evaluate the efficiency of Acutrak screw fixation for radial head fracture (Mason type 2) without considering the safe Bone of radial head. Materials and Methods: Consecutive seven radial head fracture of Mason type II underwent internal fixation with Acutrak screws from May 2001 to February 2003. The mean follow-up period was 1.2years (ranged, $6 months{\sim}2.5 years$). The mean age of patients was 47 years old (ranged, $36{\sim}60years$ old). The cause of injury were fall down -4 cases and traffic accident -3 cases. The results were evaluated by Mayo Clinic results scoring system. Results: Functional Rating Index of Mayo Clinic was excellent- 2 cases and good- 5 cases. There were no nonunion, loosening, heterotopic ossification, infection or degenerative changes. The postoperative range of motion in elbow joint is nearly full for flexion, extension, pronation and supination in this study Conclusion: Consideration of safe zone is not necessary when Acutrak screws are used for radial head fracture. It seems to be a useful method that Acutrak screw fixation for radial head fracture (Mason type II) could achieve good radiologic and clinical results without influencing proximal radio-ulnar joint and has powerful fixation.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of Modified Constraint-Induced Therapy (MCIT) on the effected upper extremity of children with hemiparesis. Four children with hemiparetic upper extremity caused by brain injuries were trained by MCIT for ten weeks. During the same period, all of the subjects were also involved in thirty-minute regular physical therapy and occupational therapy. During the treatment period, the unaffected upper extremities of the subjects were restrained by a specially designed hand splint or a mitten for five hours a day, five days per week. For two hours out of the five-hour restraint period, the affected upper extremities were intensively trained by performing various functional tasks, which were individually structured to emphasize use of the affected arm. A single-subject design with A-B-A reversal was employed in this study. The affected limb motor ability was evaluated by Melbourne Assessment, measuring the time to grasp and release nine pegs, and measuring grasping power. As a consequence of this study, the affected limb motor test scores of all four subjects in the baseline period were improved during the treatment period. Furthermore, the treatment effect was maintained during a one-month follow-up period. The results of this study support the assumption that MCIT is an effective therapeutic method to improve the sensory and motor abilities of hemiparetic children. It also increases the frequency of functional use of the hemiparetic hands of brain-injured children. Based on the results of this study, it can also be assumed that the modified CIT method is especially beneficial to these children by reducing the negative emotional effects of forceful restraint of the unaffected upper extremity. To optimize the functional recovery of the paretic upper extremity by CIT, the restriction period per day should be decided individually, according to the characteristics of the individual.
Purpose: There are a few case reports on asymmetric vocal cord uptake on FDG-PET in patients with unilateral vocal cord paralysis, which could be a potential pitfall in the interpretation of FDG-PET images. We evaluated the metabolic activity of laryngeal muscles of patients with unilateral vocal cord paralysis in comparison to normal controls during both speech and silence. Methods: Eleven patients with unilateral vocal cord palsy (thyroldectomy=7, lung cancer=1, others=3) and 12 normal controls underwent FDG-PET with usual protocol. They were divided into two groups respectively; one group read books aloud for 20 minutes (phonation group) and the other kept silence (non-phonation groups) after FDG injection. Recent neck CT scan were co-registered with FDG-PET to produce PET-CT fusion images to elaborate small laryngeal muscles. Results: In patients with unilateral vocal cord palsy, contralateral non-paralyzed vocal cord showed hypermetabolism mainly on thyroarytenoid muscle, more intensely with phonation group ($SUV=5.88{\pm}2.65$) than with non-phonation group ($SUV=2.30{\pm}0.39$). Normal control subjects showed hypermetabolism ($3.68{\pm}0.96$) in interarytenoid muscle and symmetric mild hypermetabolism in both lateral cricoarytenoid muscles in only phonation group. Conclusion: FDG-PET with fusion images using CT scan in patients with unilateral vocal cord paralysis showed hypermetabolism of contralateral non-paralyzed thyroarytenoid muscle, suggesting compensatory action during phonation. Phonation durung FDG PET study enhanced FDG uptake on different laryngeal muscles between patients with unilateral vocal cord paralysis and normal subjects.
Han Chang-Whan;Kim Jin-Young;Kim Weon-Yoo;Sung Jin-Hyung;Yoo Jae-Duk;Rho Sang-Hyun
Clinics in Shoulder and Elbow
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v.2
no.1
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pp.74-83
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1999
In diabetics, the frozen shoulder has been difficult to treat. They tend to respond poorly to manipulation. In this report we present the rationale and results of arthroscopic selective capsular release for those patients. Nine patients, who were diabetics, developed frozen shoulders which failed to respond to conservative management. They had persistent pain, stiffness, and limited function. An arthroscopic release was performed by progressively releasing the anterior structures from superior to inferior. Postoperatively physiotherapy was carried out daily to maintain the range of movement. At a follow up of 12 to 37 months the patients were assessed using the American Shoulder Society scheme. In addition, the patients were assessed preoperatively and postoperatively on four criteria: pain, external rotation, abduction and function. We found that the patients were statistically significantly improved in all four categories. Three of the nine patients had no pain, full range of motion compared with the opposite side and full function. There was one poor result of no improvement. The remaining five patients had improved but still had residual abnormalities. We consider arthroscopic release to be an effective treatment for the resistant diabetic frozen shoulder.
Purpose: The proper surgical methods for treating acromioclavicular joint dislocation is still controversial. New methods should provide better early motion with sufficient strength. Materials and Methods: We performed arthroscopic stabilization using TightRope$^{(R)}$ (Arthrex, Inc, Naples, FL) in 10 cases of acromioclavicular joint dislocation between April, 2007, and December, 2007, and followup for a minimum of 10 months. We performed radiologic evaluation by comparing the clavicle anteroposterior radiograph with the contralateral one. Clinical evaluation was made for pain, function, and range of joint motion by Imatani's methods. Results: In clinical evaluation, 6 cases were excellent, 3 cases were good, and 1 case was poor. In radiologic evaluation, 9 cases were excellent and 1 case was poor. Redislocation occurred in 1 case. Conclusion: During short-term followup, 9 of 10 patients who underwent arthroscopic stabilization using TightRope$^{(R)}$ had excellent results in Imatini tests and radiologic evaluation, except 1 patient with redislocation.
Lee Kwang-Won;Lee Seung-Hun;Park Jae-Guk;Kim Ha-Yong;Kim Byung-Sung;Choy Won-Sik
Journal of the Korean Arthroscopy Society
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v.6
no.2
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pp.115-120
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2002
Purpose : To compare the functional evaluation with the posterior translation after arthroscopic PCL reconstruction in isolated and combined PCL-deficient knees. Materials and Methods : We retrospectively evaluated 45 patients with PCL-deficient knees who were treated by arthroscopic PCL reconstruction using Achilles tendon allograft from June 1994 to June 2000. The differences of posterior translation were measured with posterior stress lateral radiographs and KT-2000 arthrometer. The functional results were evaluated using the Lysholm knee score and IKDC evaluation form. Results : Preoperative mean side to side differences of the posterior translation were 11.83 mm in isolated PCL-deficient knees and 12.7 mm in combined PCL-deficient knees respectively. At the last follow-up in isolated and combined PCL-deficient knees, the mean radiographic side to side differences of the posterior translation were 6.38 mm and 6.7 mm, the average corrected 20 Ib posterior displacements using KT-2000 arthrometer were 3.5 mm and 4.1 mm, the mean Lysholm score were 87.4 and 81.2, the grade A and B of IKDC evaluation form were 16 cases $(88.9\%)$ and 23 cases $(85.2\%)$, respectively. Conclusion : The functional results had no relationship with the degree of posterior translation after arthroscopic PCL reconstruction. Tendency of posterior translation may be influenced by associated injury of the knee.
Purpose: To assess the effectiveness of internal fixation using a precontoured locking compression plate for the treatment of the displaced clavicle fracture by analyzing both radiological and clinical outcomes. Materials and Methods: We reviewed 34 cases of displaced clavicle shaft fracture treated by internal fixation using precontoured locking compression plates between May 2009 and February 2010. Radiological outcomes were analized on the basis of bone union and the differences between the time for bone union depending on sex and age. Clinical outcomes were analyzed on the basis of quick DASH Scores and the differences in the range of motion of the affected shoulder compared to the contralateral shoulder. Results: In the radiological evaluation, all fractures showed bone union, and the average time for bone union was 12.3 weeks, without delayed unions. Time for bone union did not differ significantly with respect to sex and age (p=0.87). In the clinical evaluation, the average final quick DASH Score was 23.5 (range, 12~42). At final follow up, the range of motion after bone union in the affected shoulder was not significantly different from that of the contralateral shoulder (p=0.69). Conclusion: The internal fixation achieved using precontoured locking compression plate in displaced clavicle shaft fracture showed effective bone union and can be considered as a reliable method with fine clinical results showing early range of motion at the shoulder joint.
Background and purpose: Opposing-needling technique involves selecting acupoints at unaffected limb. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of LI4-LI11 electrical acupuncture at unaffected limb on the cerebral blood flow in ischemic stroke patients using SPECT Methods: We selected 9 ischemic stroke patients. Baseline brain SPECT was done with triple head gamma camera(MultiSPECT3, Siemens, USA) after intravenous administration of 925 MBq of Tc-99m ECD). Fifteen-minute electro-acupuncture at Hapgok(LI 4) and Gokji(LI 11) were applied on unaffected upper limb of subjects. The same dose of Tc-99m ECD was injected during the electro-acupuncture, and the second SPECT images were obtained. Using the computer software(ICON 7.1, Siemens, USA), 3 SPECT slices(upper, middle, lower) surrounding the brain lesion were selected and each slice was divided by 10-16 brain regions. Asymmetry indexes were analyzed in each brain region. We regarded$\geq$10% changes of asymmetry index between before and after electro-acupuncture as significance. Results: Seven Patients(77.8%) had significantly increased perfusion and 2(22.2%) didn't show increased perfusion in post-acupuncture scans compared to pre-acupuncture scans(baseline). The regions of CBF improvement were mostly frontal lobes and anterior temporal lobes. Conclusions: This study demonstrated that LI4-LI11 electro-acupuncture at unaffected limb increased regional cerebral blood perfusion to the corresponding brain areas in ischemic stroke patients.
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