ArticleUnfallchirurgie (Heidelberg, Germany)2023
[Infected pseudarthrosis of the symphysis with persisting instability : Revision osteosynthesis with tantalum cage and silver ionized ITS plate after peri-implant infection with MRSE after osteosynthetic stabilization of a type C pelvic injury].
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- A novel minimally invasive and press-fit method for symphysiodesis - a biomechanical analysis.Journal of experimental orthopaedics · 2023Article
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Abstract
Overall symptomatic pseudathrosis after pelvic ring fracture is rare. A pseudarthrosis of the dorsal pelvic ring often leads to persisting pain due to instability and needs a consequent treatment strategy. Often a bacterial infection can be found in persisting pseudarthrosis notably in the anterior pelvic ring region. It is assumed that the peculiar anatomical site of the surgical approach - pubic region and abdominal skinfold - in particular accompanied with adipositas is predestined. Often patients with pseudathrosis and proof of bacterial infection show no symptoms. In these cases treatment is not mandatory. Patients however who complain about persisting pain limited treatment options exist.The following case report demonstrates a treatment strategy to achieve pelvic ring stability and infection eradication using a silver ionised plate and screws as well as a tantalum cage.
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