Pressure plate by Piga minimally invasive treatment of senile intertrochanteric fracture of the systematic review.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 24 Pressure plate by Piga minimally invasive treatment of senile intertrochanteric fracture of the systematic review Study: Mu Yan Zeng Bo Xiong Hongyan Xu Jianzhong, Xie Zhao [Abstract] [Objective] The Piga pressure plate (PCCP) minimally invasive treatment of intertrochanteric fractures of elderly efficacy and safety of systematic reviews. [Method] in the Pubmed, Cochrane Library, EMBASE, Science Direct, and CNKI, CBM, the Chinese medical academic conference papers and other sites to search the database. literature search beginning and ending time for the January 2000 ~ March 2009. and then the literature on the selected hand searching of references. the systematic collection of PCCP minimally invasive treatment of senile femoral Fracture of the relevant literature, clinical research methods according to general principles of international read and evaluated. using software provided by Cochrane Collaboration Meta-analysis conducted Revman 4.2 to get the PCCP minimally invasive treatment of elderly intertrochanteric fractures and their safety indicators relevant evidence. [Results] A total of 216 original documents retrieved, 7 met the final inclusion criteria, patients were followed up a total of 839 cases. analysis shows that, PCCP, the average blood transfusion requirement of less than DHS, GN ( P lt;0.05). [Conclusion] (1) PCCP has the advantage of reducing the average blood transfusion requirement; (2) PCCP’s fixation failure rate of surgery, wound infection rate, additional secondary surgery rates, the incidence of deep vein thrombosis, The incidence of respiratory complications, the incidence of cardiovascular complications, recovery percentage and mortality and other indicators to walk with no significant difference between conventional surgery. [Keywords:] Piga pressure plate; fracture fixation; intertrochanteric fractures; old; system evaluation Abstract: [Objective] A systematic review was conducted to assess the eff