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A-0144 More alternatives for zone 1 and 2 flexor pollicislongus tendon reconstruction
Irina Miguleva, Aleksei Fain, Sklifosovsky Clinical and Research Institute for Emergency Medicine, Moscow, Russia
Thursday, June 14, 2018 · 9:49 a.m. · 06m 23s
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the accolades
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yeah the purpose of this study was to evaluate the final
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outcome of their alert status of if he ever constructions
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and also to compare those results with goals of profound to stand under construction in the thing 'cause
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one hundred and seventy two patients underwent or construction of i.
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b. l. tent unless rated in zones one and two
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sixty four patients what you get into a good setting within the first twenty four hours after injury
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and in one hundred f. eight cases so she was before and after several weeks ago only one man steely
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um we used low forum little um after slight sedation at one hour before surgery
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mm ins on one the l. advancement was considered as a treatment of choice it was
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carried out in nineteen eighty cases with this post dumplings no more than twelve millimetres
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proximal tandem and maybe found either got some of how things work see no level
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into into and later construction cases if the advancement
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was also successfully found the proximal tandem l.
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and the should be found it proximal findings level and that was really
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possible in about fifty percent and so one uh late cases
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in they get don't to laceration cases a. b. l. prime crafting procedure
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was performed in twenty five patients and proximal tended and may be
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found at a senior level as well as at low program level
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about every time we used only shorted to plant grass procedure
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second to low stand out as a source of craft was used and
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here you can see some motion at one week after surgery
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in eighteen patients primary in this f. d. s. transfer to f. p. l. as a tent and was performed
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and proximal f. b. l. stamp unsuited to transfer that indexed and then in the till four am as a mortar
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at the right you can see for approaches you need for index eddie extra chance huh
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in a sixty five late he says conventional single stage f.
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p. l. draft from second to extend the was performed
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approximate and of the tandem of good condition and mobile t. should be found gets you know
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level and keep the problem with that was used in on most of the patients
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uh_huh twenty two patients were treated by two stage of construction
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and you know patients only little cheap to forum implant was used
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at the second stage figured after c. g. using second to extend the tandem was
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carried out in thirteen patients and also wanted to forum route was used
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actually you can see in a finger flexion at a these after stage too
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and in seven patients in text and p. s. two s. p. l. transfer with f.
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b. l. proximal and switching the more to add a little one level was performed
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if the functional outcomes so clinically maybe you could control lap examination at six months after
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surgery in one hundred and thirty four sounds makes a seventy eight percent of pieces
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fifty three percent that made it is excellent and i would like to
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interviews some excellent pieces h. p. l. advancement in the eighteen city
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late if he'll advancement h. p. l. primer grafting procedure done
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a primary index l. d. s. transfer to f. b. l. s. attendant
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was proximal f. p. l. stamps you to to transfer tandem at the morton
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two cases of conventional single stage if they are but i think the best one um uh
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results at a two and a half months after surgery and the second one
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you can see the results after twenty three years that just searching and that last late in that's
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anti as transferred to l. a. l. as a tendon oh was proximal f. p. else um
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stamps future to transfer to index at and then in the diesel forum is immortal and so what
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do you want to own more tissue during no patience learning to use the transfer was needed
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um there was no significant difference in the nato
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excellent outcomes and in rapture eight also
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uh between the some room and our previously reported single stage
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grafting who all one hundred and thirty two fingers
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so to conclude our practical experience suggests at the f. b.
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l. advancement to be highly effective in that make it
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city put someone lacerations as well as for late surgery
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cases and it wasn't too if b. l. injuries
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primary crafty they could setting conventional single stationarity tuesday should
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construction and index and yes to f. l. transfer
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with all proximal and usually hold provide reasonably good outcomes was low complication rates
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thank you for your kind attention how
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hi i just got home right one comment because we are tight time now
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that was a great presentation but i have a question most
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people use the transfer of superficial so i'm more more
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ring finger using index finger it's the first time i've seen like it makes more sense because it's closer
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but do you think there's it's a better transfer the morgan ring and why
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is the index superficial this better than wong and bring transfer and
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yes i consider that that is better because i'm in low
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forum uh it lies so quite close to them in
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so that's a plus islam was and um we needs you during the
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proximal stamp this is a a very convenient way to do it
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more convenient that uh for long tendon
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are there any disadvantage use for when they're texting we're
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using a smart phones with your index finger
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no i never noticed
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