| Literature DB >> 30455792 |
Wassim Zribi1, Mohamed Zribi1, Mohamed Ben Jemaa1, Wajdi Bouaziz1, Ameur Abid1, Abdesslem Naceur1, Yosr Hantati2, Moez Trigui2, Zoubayer Ellouze1, Kamel Ayedi1, Hassib Keskes1.
Abstract
Old fractures and dislocations of the base of the fifth metacarpal may result in post-traumatic arthrosis which is troublesome from a functional point of view and characterized by a difficult management. Stabilized arthroplasty is based on arthroplastic resection of the base of the fifth metacarpal associated with lateral diaphysometaphyseal arthrodesis between the fourth and the fifth metacarpal. This study involving two patients aimed to describe the advantages and the peculiarities of stabilized arthroplasty compared to other techniques in the treatment of the sequelae of fractures and dislocations of the base of the fifth metacarpal.Entities:
Keywords: Carpo-metacarpal fracture and dislocation; arthrodesis; arthroplasty; post-traumatic arthrosis
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Year: 2018 PMID: 30455792 PMCID: PMC6235465 DOI: 10.11604/pamj.2018.30.163.12445
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Pan Afr Med J
Figure 1Radiographie de la main droite (A: incidence de face, B: incidence oblique) fracture-luxation dorso-latérale négligée de la base du M5
Figure 2Radiographie de la main droite (A: incidence de face, B: incidence oblique) résection arthroplastique de la base du M5 et arthrodèse métaphyso-diaphysaire des deux derniers métacarpiens stabilisée par embrochage transversal
Figure 3Aspect clinique de la main au dernier recul de face (A) et de profil (B) cicatrice opératoire de bonne qualité avec une fonction du serrage quasi normale du 5ème rayon
Figure 4Aspect radiologique de la main au dernier recul (A: incidence de face, B: incidence oblique) bonne consolidation M4-M5