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Chirurgie De La Main | 2011

Reconstruction des pertes de substance osseuse du membre supérieur par la technique de la membrane induite, étude prospective à propos de neuf cas

T. Zappaterra; X. Ghislandi; A. Adam; S. Huard; F. Gindraux; David Gallinet; D. Lepage; P. Garbuio; Y. Tropet; L. Obert

INTRODUCTION Bone defect in the upper limb remain infrequent with few reported in the literature. Their reconstruction raises the problem of bone union of non weight-bearing segments as well as the function of adjacent joints. We report a monocentric continuous series of nine patients treated with the induced membrane technique (Masquelet technique). PATIENTS AND METHODS Nine patients with a mean age of 39.2 years (17-69) presented with a bone defect of the humerus (six cases) or one of two bones (three cases). Diaphyseal (six cases) or metaphyseal (three cases) defects were secondary to trauma in three patients, to non-union in four others and following tumors for the other two. The mean defect was 5.1cm (2.5-9). Reconstruction was done by initial filling using a spacer in cement, followed by a cancellous bone graft within the induced membrane. BMPs growth factor was used in two cases. RESULTS Bone union was achieved in eight out of nine cases with a follow-up of 23 months (8-52) after the first stage, and 17 months (6-49) following filling by the graft. One patient did not want the second stage done before one year. The failure was in a very non-compliant patient who had a bone substitute associated with aBMP. Two septic non-unions were cured. Shoulder and elbow functional outcomes were comparable to the controlateral side for humeral defects; pronosupination decreased by 17% for the cases of reconstruction of two bones. DISCUSSION The technique of the induced membrane allows filling of a large bone defect, while avoiding vascularised bone autografts and their morbidity. It requires two procedures but can be used in emergency or after failure of other interventions. It is a reliable, and reproducible technique where the only limit is the cancellous bone stock. Following the series of Masquelet, Apard and Stafford in the lower limb, and the series of Flamans in the hand, this is the first report of reconstruction of defect in the upper limb using this technique.


Chirurgie De La Main | 2011

Article originalReconstruction des pertes de substance osseuse du membre supérieur par la technique de la membrane induite, étude prospective à propos de neuf casInduced membrane technique for the reconstruction of bone defects in upper limb. A prospective single center study of nine cases

T. Zappaterra; X. Ghislandi; A. Adam; S. Huard; F. Gindraux; David Gallinet; D. Lepage; P. Garbuio; Y. Tropet; L. Obert

INTRODUCTION Bone defect in the upper limb remain infrequent with few reported in the literature. Their reconstruction raises the problem of bone union of non weight-bearing segments as well as the function of adjacent joints. We report a monocentric continuous series of nine patients treated with the induced membrane technique (Masquelet technique). PATIENTS AND METHODS Nine patients with a mean age of 39.2 years (17-69) presented with a bone defect of the humerus (six cases) or one of two bones (three cases). Diaphyseal (six cases) or metaphyseal (three cases) defects were secondary to trauma in three patients, to non-union in four others and following tumors for the other two. The mean defect was 5.1cm (2.5-9). Reconstruction was done by initial filling using a spacer in cement, followed by a cancellous bone graft within the induced membrane. BMPs growth factor was used in two cases. RESULTS Bone union was achieved in eight out of nine cases with a follow-up of 23 months (8-52) after the first stage, and 17 months (6-49) following filling by the graft. One patient did not want the second stage done before one year. The failure was in a very non-compliant patient who had a bone substitute associated with aBMP. Two septic non-unions were cured. Shoulder and elbow functional outcomes were comparable to the controlateral side for humeral defects; pronosupination decreased by 17% for the cases of reconstruction of two bones. DISCUSSION The technique of the induced membrane allows filling of a large bone defect, while avoiding vascularised bone autografts and their morbidity. It requires two procedures but can be used in emergency or after failure of other interventions. It is a reliable, and reproducible technique where the only limit is the cancellous bone stock. Following the series of Masquelet, Apard and Stafford in the lower limb, and the series of Flamans in the hand, this is the first report of reconstruction of defect in the upper limb using this technique.


Revue De Chirurgie Orthopedique Et Reparatrice De L Appareil Moteur | 2004

Fractures comminutives du radius distal traitées par ostéosynthèse et substitut osseux injectable : Étude prospective de 39 cas

Laurent Obert; Grégoire Leclerc; D. Lepage; O. Forterre; Y. Tropet; P. Garbuio

Resume La comminution dans les fractures du radius distal est un element souvent neglige dans l’analyse de la fracture. La combler permet d’eviter une modification de la variance ulnaire par tassement du foyer fracturaire. Ce tassement peut survenir apres la sixieme semaine, apres l’ablation du materiel, et perturber la pronosupination. L’utilisation de substituts osseux injectables permet de combler la comminution en s’adaptant au defect grâce a leur phase pâteuse quelle que soit leur composition chimique ou leur mode de durcissement qui survient en quelques minutes. Ces substituts ne sont pas des colles ou des adjuvants qui remplacent la fixation osseuse. Les auteurs rapportent leur experience de l’adjonction d’un substitut injectable associe a une osteosynthese dans 48 cas de fracture du radius distal prises en charge entre 1998 et 2001et revus avec un recul moyen de 46 mois (36-56). Quatre perdus de vue et 5 cals vicieux initiaux ont ete exclus de l’evaluation finale. Trois algodystrophies ont ete rapportees. Trente-neuf patients ont pu etre evalues par un operateur independant. Il s’agissait de fractures A dans 26 cas, de fractures B dans 15 cas, et de fractures C dans 7 cas selon la classification de l’AO osteosynthesees par broches (32 cas), par plaque posterieure (14 cas) ou par fixateur externe (2 cas). Le score fonctionnel de Herzberg atteignait 84/100 (54-100), le score radio clinique de Gartland et Werley atteignait 4,6 (0-11) avec 89 % d’excellents et bons resultats, le DASH atteignait 23,6 (5,8-62,7). La variance ulnaire etait inchangee ou s’etait modifiee de moins de 2 mm entre la periode postoperatoire immediate et le plus grand recul dans 88 % des cas. Seule la survenue d’un syndrome du canal carpien apres fuite en avant du substitut a pu etre imputee a celui-ci.


Revue De Chirurgie Orthopedique Et Reparatrice De L Appareil Moteur | 2004

Apport de la radioscintigraphie quantitative dans les traumatismes du poignet avec radiographies initiales normales: Étude prospective de 154 cas

D. Lepage; Laurent Obert; P. Garbuio; Y. Tropet; B. Paratte; M. Runge; J. Verdenet; J.-C. Cardot

Resume Les fractures du scaphoide carpien doivent etre diagnostiquees rapidement afin d’eviter la pseudarthrose generatrice d’arthrose du poignet a laquelle expose leur meconnaissance. Meme si la plupart des patients beneficient d’un examen clinique minutieux et radiologique adequat, un certain nombre de fractures passent encore inapercues. La radioscintigraphie quantitative est une nouvelle technique d’imagerie medicale, validee dans une etude precedente qui associe scintigraphie osseuse quantitative et fusion numerique entre image scintigraphique et image radiologique. Elle est susceptible de diagnostiquer des fractures occultes au niveau du poignet et l’objectif de cette etude etait d’evaluer la frequence des fractures occultes au niveau du poignet diagnostiquees grâce a la radioscintigraphie quantitative. Une etude prospective a ete menee de novembre 1994 a mars 1999 pour evaluer les resultats de cet examen chez les patients presentant apres un traumatisme du poignet une symptomatologie clinique evoquant un processus fracturaire au niveau du poignet mais avec un bilan radiologique standard juge normal initialement. Avant sa realisation, certains patients avaient beneficie ulterieurement de plusieurs series de radiographies a quelques semaines d’intervalle pour rechercher le pourcentage de fractures devenues secondairement visibles sur les radiographies. Le bilan radiologique des patients a ete revu avec les donnees de la radioscintigraphie quantitative. Cent cinquante-quatre patients ont ete inclus. L’examen radioscintigraphique a permis de diagnostiquer des fractures chez 61 patients dont 56 avec un seul foyer de fracture et 5 avec plusieurs sites fracturaires ; 39,6 % des poignets examines presentaient une ou plusieurs fractures occultes dont 41 % de fractures du scaphoide carpien. Les fractures occultes au niveau du poignet et notamment au niveau du scaphoide carpien sont frequentes. La repetition du bilan radiologique ne permet pas d’augmenter le taux de mise en evidence de ces fractures. La tomodensitometrie peut etre prise a defaut dans la recherche de fractures occultes. L’IRM est l’examen cle dans le bilan d’une symptomatologie fracturaire du poignet mais reste peu disponible actuellement. La scintigraphie osseuse est classiquement peu specifique. La radioscintigraphie quantitative, examen rapidement disponible et peu couteux, semble actuellement le meilleur outil pour diagnostiquer les fractures occultes du poignet. Elle doit permettre d’eviter l’evolution d’une fracture negligee du scaphoide carpien vers la pseudarthrose et l’arthrose, aux consequences individuelles, sociales et medico-legales serieuses.


Chirurgie De La Main | 2011

Nouveau traitement de la maladie de Kienböck avancée : remplacement du semi-lunaire par greffon cartilagineux costal

S. Huard; S. Rochet; D. Lepage; P. Garbuio; L. Obert

Treatment of advanced Kienböcks disease (Lichtmann IV) is commonly proximal row carpectomy or partial arthrodesis. The purpose of this study is to evaluate a more conservative treatment of advanced Kienböcks disease for young people: replacement of the lunate with a costochondral autograft. Between 2007 and 2009, four patients of mean age 40 years (32-51) were operated by two surgeons using this technique. This is a prospective study with a final follow-up by an independent operator. Mean follow-up was 27 months (6-36). Surgery is in two stages: excision of lunate and replacement with costochondral autograft taken from the ninth rib. Patients were evaluated with DASH and Cooney scores, pain, satisfaction, mobility and strength. Results show disappearance of pain at rest and during daily activities for all patients and a mean DASH of 6. Flexion-extension was 108° and grip strength 83% compared with the opposite side. Radiological evaluation showed no disease evolution. No complication was noted. Functional improvement was significant with good results compared to conventional techniques. Alternative techniques have been proposed for the replacement of the lunate, each with its specific problems. Lunate replacement by a costochondral graft is possible because studies showed vitality of this free graft up to five years. It also allows subsequent surgery. The absence of carpal collapse and good functional results are encouraging but the follow up is short. A long-term study is needed to confirm findings.


Annales De Chirurgie De La Main Et Du Membre Superieur | 1998

Immediate active mobilisation after flexor tendon repairs in Verdan's zones I and II: A prospective study of 20 cases

F. Gerard; P. Garbuio; L. Obert; Y. Tropet

The authors report their experience with early active mobilisation after repair of complete sections of the flexor tendons within the digital tendon sheath. This is a prospective study carried out over 2 years and represents 20 repairs. The tendons were repaired using a double-loop looking suture of Tsuge (with PDS 4/0) associated with a peritendinous overrun using Prolene 6/0 via a volar Bruner-type incision. Post-operatively, a plaster splint holding the wrist in 30 degrees of flexion, the MP joints in 90 degrees of flexion and allowing complete active flexion of the finger protected the suture site. As soon as the dressings could be reduced (the 5th day post-operatively), the patient was encouraged to actively and synchronously flex all the fingers together as many times as possible during the day. After removal of the plaster splint at one month, the patients were entrusted to a physiotherapist with a view to regain full extension of the wrist and the fingers. We did not note a single case of breakdown of the repair. The mean active mobility (TAM according to Strickland) of the repairs in zone I was of the order of 70% while that for repairs in zone II was 85%. Immediate active mobilisation was not found to compromise, in any way, the results of associated digital nerve repairs. Despite the modest results, this simple-to-understand protocol is directed at present for injuries with a poor initial prognosis (contused and lacerated tendons, associated fractures, and non-motivated patients). Improvement in the quality of suture material should, in future, extend the indications for immediate active mobilisation to all fresh sutures of the flexor tendons.


Revue De Chirurgie Orthopedique Et Reparatrice De L Appareil Moteur | 2005

Métastase osseuse du fémur traitée par enclouage centromédullaire: évaluation clinique et radiologique par le score de tokuhashi : À propos de 24 patients

Laurent Obert; A. Jarry; D. Lepage; L. Jeunet; Y. Tropet; P. Vichard; P. Garbuio

PURPOSE OF THE STUDY Pluridisciplinary management of patients with metastasis to the femur is well defined, but the choice between palliative surgery or abstention must be decided on the basis of a few evaluated prognostic criteria. We report a series of 24 cases of metastasis to the weakened or fractured femur which was evaluated with the Tokuhashi score and treated by surgery. MATERIAL AND METHODS Sixteen women and eight men, mean age 71 years (58-89) underwent centromedullary nailing of the femur. These patients had metastases from breast cancer (n = 13 of the 16 women). Twenty of the 24 patients also had other metastases. The Tokuhasi score was > 6 in 16/24 patients. Fourteen patients had pain which did not respond to morphine. Thirteen had fractures and eleven weakened femurs. Time to surgery was six days (1-15). A full nail was inserted in four patients and a reconstruction nail in twenty. RESULTS Operative time was 93 minutes (57-123). Blood loss was 200 ml (150-350). There were no intraoperative complications (fat embolism) excepting increased comminution. Hospital stay was 23 days (8-55). Survival was 148 days (8-510) for patients with fractures and 272 days (12-730) for patients with weakened femurs. Eight patients with a fractured femur died (six within the first three postoperative weeks), two among those with preventive nailing. On average, weight bearing among the surviving patients with nailing for fracture was achieved on the 57th postoperative day (30-90). Only six patients required morphine early after surgery. Centromedullary nailing successfully relieved pain in all patients with an isolated metastasis. Mean survival in patients with a Tokuhashi score < 3 was 2.1 months. It was 17 months in those whose score was > 6. CONCLUSION Centromedullary nailing for fractured or weakened femur due to metastasis is a useful therapeutic solution for patients with short life expectancy. With this technique, antalgesics can be reduced while preserving independence as long as possible. The Tokuhashi score is easy to establish. If it is less than 3, centromedullary nailing should not be attempted due to the short expected survival.Resume Les auteurs rapportent leur experience de l’enclouage femoral alese ou non en cas de metastase femorale fragilisante ou fracturaire. L’indication operatoire etait posee grâce a l’utilisation du score de Tokuhashi, score predictif evaluant le pronostic selon 5 criteres lies statistiquement a la survie : l’etat general du patient, l’etiologie du cancer, l’existence de metastases viscerales, le nombre de metastases osseuses, le caractere fracturaire ou non de la metastase. L’etude retrospective menee entre 1997 et 2000 portait sur 24 patients. Ces metastases touchaient le tiers proximal du femur (massif trochanterien ou region sous-trochanterienne) dans 22 cas. Ces metastases fracturaires ou fragilisantes ont ete traitees par enclouage de reconstruction (20 patients) ou clou centromedullaire standard (4 patients). La moitie des patients operes a presente une complication medicale. Le quart des patients est decede dans le trimestre suivant l’intervention, tous ayant presente une complication medicale. Aucune embolie graisseuse ou pulmonaire n’a pu etre formellement diagnostiquee. La survie etait egale a 2 mois si le score etait inferieur a 3, de 17 mois si celui-ci etait superieur a 6.


Chirurgie De La Main | 2012

Aspects anatomiques et biomécaniques des fractures du radius distal de l’adulte : revue de la littérature

L. Obert; J. Uhring; P.B. Rey; S. Rochet; D. Lepage; Grégoire Leclerc; A. Serre; P. Garbuio

Distal radius fractures remain the most frequent fractures in the adult. Associated osteoporosis increases morbidity risk (secondary displacement is the most frequent) and mortality risk (in women older than 60). Severity of the fracture and functional results are related to the bone mineral density. Anatomy has been recently revisited with better description of palmar and dorsal aspects in order to avoid material-related complications. Standard postero-anterior, lateral and oblique radiographs of the wrist show the fracture and the displacement. CT scan is warranted if conventional X-rays are insufficient to show the articular surface. The involvement of the metaphysis (comminution), the epiphysis (articular fracture) and the ulna is different in each case and each fracture is an association of these three components. The MEU classification describes the fracture with sufficient inter-observer reliability and intra-observer reproducibility to be a useful tool for treatment and prognosis. The PAF system is used to propose the most appropriate treatment for each patient. Anatomical reduction and stable fixation are associated with good functional results but in high demanding patients.


Annales De Chirurgie De La Main Et Du Membre Superieur | 1997

La luxation trapézo-métacarpienne fermée, récente, traitée par embrochage : A propos de sept cas avec un recul moyen de 8 ans

L. Obert; P. Garbuio; F. Gerard; P. E. Ridoux; Y. Tropet; Ph. Vichard

Seven cases of acute and closed traumatic dislocation of the trapezio-metacarpal joint treated by percutaneous pinning adapted by Wiggins are reported with an average follow-up of eight years. Seven patients (five men and two women) aged 18 to 62 were treated. The injury was due to a road traffic accident in four cases. The dominant hand was injured in six cases. The metacarpal base was always dislocated dorsally and closed reduction always remained unstable. All cases consisted of closed dislocation but in two cases dislocation was associated with upper limb fractures. On the initial radiographs no patients had degenerative changes. All patients were treated as an emergency or the following during the days injury by reduction and stabilization by one or two percutaneous kirschner wires followed by a scaphoid cast for three to six weeks. All patients were followed and reviewed for this study between two and thirteen years (mean eight years) after injury. Enquiries were made about return to work, pain, stability, range of movement, key-pinch and grasp compared with the uninjured side. The joint was examined radiographically with particular attention to the presence of subluxation and degenerative changes. 2 patients with associated complex injury of the upper limb developed reflex sympathetic dystrophy. 2 patients had moderate pain, 2 patients had limitation of joint movement, 1 patient presented a reduction of strength (pinch and grasp) but none had subluxation, instability, or degenerative changes. Closed reduction and stabilization by percutaneous pinning is a simple method and gives good or excellent results in the treatment of acute traumatic dislocation of the trapezio-metacarpal joint.


Chirurgie De La Main | 2003

Luxation traumatique isolée de la tête radiale chez l'adulte : à propos d'un cas et revue de la littérature

L. Obert; D. Huot; D. Lepage; P. Garbuio; Y. Tropet

Les auteurs rapportent 1 cas de luxation isolee de la tete radiale chez l’adulte. Materiel et methodes Une femme de 59 ans a presente, a la suite d’une hyperpronation, une luxation isolee de la tete radiale. La patiente, apres reduction a foyer ferme (flexion – supination du coude) etait immobilisee pendant 10 jours. Une reeducation a suivi l’immobilisation. L’IRM a 2 mois retrouvait une lesion complete du ligament annulaire. A trois ans et demi de recul, la fonction du coude est strictement normale, sans recidive. Discussion Classique chez l’enfant (congenitale ou post-traumatique), la luxation de la tete radiale est rare chez l’adulte. Seuls 11 cas de luxation de la tete radiale chez l’adulte ont ete rapportes dans la litterature. Le mecanisme le plus frequent retrouve est une hyperpronation. Il existe un blocage complet de la pronosupination sans deficit important de la flexion-extension. Parmi les 11 cas rapportes, 6 avaient ete reduits a foyer ferme, sans recidive chez 4 patients. Les autres patients avaient beneficie de resection de la tete radiale dans 3 cas et de 2 reparations ligamentaires. Trois patients sur les 11 avaient ete pris en charge apres la 3e semaine. Conclusion La luxation isolee de la tete radiale est rare chez l’adulte (12 cas rapportes avec le cas des auteurs). Le ligament annulaire est toujours lese. Cette lesion fait proner a certains un traitement chirurgical de principe. Au vu du cas rapporte et de la litterature, il n’est pas certain que cette attitude chirurgicale de principe soit justifiee.

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Y. Tropet

University of Franche-Comté

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D. Lepage

University of Franche-Comté

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L. Obert

University of Franche-Comté

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S. Rochet

University of Franche-Comté

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Grégoire Leclerc

University of Franche-Comté

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David Gallinet

University of Franche-Comté

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Pauline Sergent

University of Franche-Comté

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S. Huard

University of Franche-Comté

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Florelle Gindraux

University of Franche-Comté

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Antoine Serre

University of Franche-Comté

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