Absorbable tension band treatment of the clinical application of patella fractures.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Absorbable tension band treatment of the clinical application of patella fractures Study: Fire Gen Song, Gu Yi, Yao Bing, Liu Changhai, Chen Yu [Abstract] Objective To analyze and summarize absorbable tension band ligation in treatment of patellar fracture, to explore the feasibility and efficacy. Methods of patellar fractures are indications for surgery, 80 cases were randomly divided into experimental and control groups (each 40 cases). with absorbable tension band ligation as an experimental group, with a wire tension band ligation as the control group. The results were followed up for 0.5 to 2 years, all fractures healed, with an average healing time of both groups are 2 months. excellent and good rate experimental group, 92.5%, 95% of the control group. two groups by chi-square test was no significant difference. Conclusion The method is simple, minimally invasive, stable fixation, activities early, rapid recovery, no second surgery, etc. , is the treatment of patellar fracture, a new effective method. [Keywords:] patella fracture, tension band, can be absorbed The treatment of displaced patellar fracture surgery generally adopt open reduction and internal fixation. Currently the more common treatment is the use of tension band principle to take a variety of internal fixation, such as adjustable restoration, memory alloy patellar claw, steel Silk’s pin and tension band wire loop tension band ligation and so on. Such fixation of fracture healing in the surgical incision must be taken again, internal fixation, and surgical incision and the first general to be the same length, it can be used in recent years, many scholars absorbing material as internal fixation, to overcome these shortcomings. A few years ago our hospital with cerclage wire tension band achieved a satisfactory treatment of patellar fracture efficacy [1]. In recent years, we use artificial instead of medical absorbable suture wire as the experimental grou