Técnicas cirúrgicas na Osteogénese...

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Técnicas cirúrgicas na Osteogénese Imperfeita Lisboa, 1-11-2014

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Técnicas cirúrgicas na Osteogénese Imperfeita

Lisboa, 1-11-2014

Revisão do material existente …

Cavilhas “elásticas”

Cavilhas rígidas

Cavilhas telescópicas

Muito raramente:

Fios e aramagens

Fixadores, placas

Tipos de Intervenção

Prevenção

Tratamento/prevenção

agravamento

Tratamento

“Prevenção” de complicações...

“Technical surgical tips”

Early osteotomies in short stature patients (avoid

bone loss during surgery)

Control of coxa vara

Possibility of percutaneous osteotomies

Correct level of osteotomies (pre & per-op X Rays)

Correct choice of implants

Possibility of sub-periostal nailing

Pitfalls handling

Correct alignment (global + epiphysis)

Choice of the implants: benefits and disadvantages of each design

“Facility” of use

Avoiding complications:

AVN

articular damages

biomechanical adaptation to each bone – diameter, intra-operative “cutting”, hardware fixation, distal locking, anti-rotative solutions, …

Resolução complicações

Coxa vara

Cf. Finnidori, 2005

Tratamento/tratamento-prevenção

Técnica de Wagner

Exemplos de complicações:

stress fracture below osteotomy, with progressive varus deformity

loss of fixation and proximal migration of the implant requiring re-intervention

distal migration

procedures without expected telescoping effect.

Resolução complicações

10-2012 12-2012

9-2013

7-2010

one loss of fixation and proximal migration of the implant requiring re-intervention

Distal migration of implant

Case without expected telescoping effect

2008 2010 2011

Resolução complicações

Fracturas sobre cavilhas

Entre a Itália …e a Holanda

E o futuro … hoje …

Fixação coluna com parafusos com hidroxiapatite, “clamps”

Cavilhas telescópicas de crescimento por controle magnético

Barras de crescimento da coluna por controle magnético

Cavilhas de fémur “magnéticas”

~17.000 E./cada …

Barras de crescimento da coluna,

“magnéticas”

~10.000 E./cada … X 2

MAGEC™ Focus:

Early Onset Scoliosis (EOS)

• EOS is a form of Idiopathic Scoliosis

- Cause is “unknown”

- Occurs in children before 5yrs in age, predominantly in boys

• EOS can progress rapidly into severe, complex

curves that impact thoracic organs, lung capacity

and respiratory functions

- Can be fatal

• Can be treated non-invasively or surgically,

depending upon the prognosis

Scoliosis

• Scoliosis is a complicated deformity

that is characterized by both lateral

curvature and vertebral rotation

• As the disease progresses, the

vertebrae and spinous processes in

the area of the major curve rotate

toward the concavity of the curve.

- On the concave side of the curve, the ribs

are close together. On the convex side,

they are widely separated.

MAGEC™ Product Description

• The Ellipse Technologies, Inc. (ETI) MAGEC™ Spinal Bracing and

Distraction System is comprised of one or two sterile spinal rods that are

surgically implanted using commercially available fixation components (i.e.

pedicle screws, hooks and/or connectors).

• 1. The system includes a non-sterile hand held External Remote Controller

that is used at various times after implant to non-invasively lengthen or shorten

the implanted spinal rods.

• 2. The rods include a small internal magnet which allows the rods to be

lengthened by use of the External Remote Controller.

MAGEC™ Indications for Use

•The implanted rod is used to brace the

spine during growth to minimize the

progression of scoliosis.

MAGEC™ Contraindications

• Patients younger than 2 years old.

• Patients weighting less than 25 lb. (11.4 kg)

• Patients and/or families unwilling or incapable of following

postoperative care instructions.

MAGEC™ Selected Precautions

• During period of implant, if brace is used on patient, brace should not

have any magnetic metallic components (steel, etc.) which may

affect the implanted magnet.

• During period of implant, patient should not participate in contact or

severe sports such as weightlifting, tumbling, gymnastics, rowing, or

other high risk activities.

• During period of implant, patient should limit backpack weight to 20

lb. (9 kg) or less.

MAGEC™ SYSTEM

• Titanium Implant

• External Remote Controller (ERC)

MAGEC™ ERC

Patient returns to Dr. office

Non-invasive procedure

Minutes vs. hours or days

Less mental and physical trauma

Fewer infections from multiple surgeries

LCD readout

ERC is portable

COMPETITION

• VEPTR – Synthes

• Traditional Growing Rods

• Shilla-Medtronic

• Phenix-France

Summary

Minimally invasive procedure

Single or dual rod construct

Non-invasive adjustments

Less traumatic for patients & family

Eliminates need for multiple surgeries

Reduces risk of infections

Less pain & suffering

Obrigado !!!