Artery core decompression treatment of femoral head necrosis stem cell transplantation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Artery core decompression treatment of femoral head necrosis stem cell transplantation Study: WAN Yu, Zhao Fusheng, Chen cast, Wen-Hua Chang, Yao Yimin [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the arterial infusion and injection of the femoral head after core decompression of adult stem cell therapy efficacy of avascular necrosis. Methods 30 adult patients with avascular necrosis (ARCO stage A ~ A period) were used solely artery infusion, arterial infusion and the femoral head core decompression, femoral artery infusion and underwent core decompression treatment of stem cell transplantation in three ways. postoperative Harris hip score and the use of imaging (mainly MRI) to assess the clinical situation. Results arterial infusion and after the injection of the femoral head core decompression stem cell performance than the other two groups have significant differences in MRI (P lt;0.05). Conclusion of early avascular necrosis of the vascular perfusion of the femoral head core decompression and autologous bone marrow stem cell injection therapy can delay or prevent avascular necrosis, collapse and deformation of the pathological process. [Keywords:] avascular necrosis, bone marrow stem cells, core decompression, intra-arterial infusion Abstract: Objective Evaluate the curative effect of the treatment of the avascular necrosis of the adult femoral head with stem cell injection after the arterial perfusion plus pith decompression of the femoral head.Methods 30 cases of the adult avascular necrosis of the femoral head (ARCO Phase : Phase A ~ A) were treated with respectively 3 methods, namely: the sole arterial perfusion the arterial perfusion combined with pitch decompression of the femoral head the injection of stem cell after the arterial perfusion combined with pitch decompression of the femoral head.And after the operation, the curative effects were evaluated with Harris Scoring system and medical imaging system (mainly MRI) in d