Abnormal development of bone cartilage in 5 cases led to surgical treatment of scoliosis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Abnormal development of bone cartilage in 5 cases led to surgical treatment of scoliosis Of: Dingli Xiang Yao Ai Dongfu Hui Qi Chen Yingchun Zhang Gen [Abstract] [Objective] To investigate the cause of bone deformity of cartilage abnormalities characteristic of the clinical features and surgical options. [Method] January 2001 ~ June 2008 5 patients were treated in patients with cartilage abnormalities were scoliosis or kyphosis treatment by hospital, 2 males and 3 females, preoperative routine X-ray, CT and MRI examination to the clinical features and surgical treatment were retrospectively analyzed. [results] of this group of scoliosis Convex patients underwent surgical treatment, the successful completion of surgery, does not appear serious complications such as spinal cord vascular injury, cervical instability, thoracolumbar kyphosis, scoliosis and spinal stenosis in this group of patients with osteochondral dysplasia cases of common .5 patients were followed up for 12 to 24 months with an average follow-up 15.6 months, with Frankel spinal score, preoperative score 3 C, 2 例 D, Frankel score patients were followed up 1 patient D, 4 例 E, Compared with preoperative neurological function 1 ~ 2. [Conclusion] because of difficulties in endotracheal intubation and obstructive pulmonary disease patients before anesthesia and images should be evaluated for dysplasia in patients with spine, spinal fixation is often very difficult . [Keywords:] scoliosis treatment of osteochondral abnormalities Osteochondral body skeletal dysplasia is usually involved, with the growth and progress. Osteochondral dysplasia [1], including the merger of the typical dwarfing skeletal dysplasia disease, such as achondroplasia, the epiphyseal and metaphyseal dysplasia, collagen disease ( including osteogenesis imperfecta and a variety of bone hypoplasia group (lysosomal accumulation of abnormal, often leads to scoliosis deformity, the need for surgical tre