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不稳定性严重性指数得分 (ISI得分) 和传统治疗算法在24个月后显示出类似的肩部不稳定性结果. 两种方法都没有在功能评分或肩部稳定手术复发率方面表现出优异的结果.

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科学领域:

  • 整形外科手术 整形外科手术
  • 运动医学 运动医学
  • 肩部不稳定性研究研究

背景情况:

  • 关节镜稳定后的重复性肩部不稳定性需要基于证据的治疗策略.
  • 不稳定性严重性指数评分 (ISI评分) 是指导治疗选择的拟议算法.
  • 与传统处理算法 (CTA) 相比,ISI得分的验证缺乏.

研究的目的:

  • 为了比较ISI得分算法与CTA在肩部不稳定性治疗中的有效性.
  • 为了评估两个治疗算法之间的功能结果和复发率.

主要方法:

  • 一个前性,随机对照试验,比较ISI得分和CTA.
  • 患者被随机分组,治疗以ISI评分 (>3 Latarjet; ≤3 Bankart修复) 或CTA (>25%的状骨损失 Latarjet) 为指导.
  • 主要结果:西安大略省肩部不稳定指数;次要结果:ASES得分,恐惧,重新安置,24个月的修订率.

主要成果:

  • 24个月后西安大略省肩部不稳定指数得分没有显著差异 (ISI:84.1与CTA:85.7,P=.70).
  • 美国肩膀和肘部外科医生 (ASES) 的类似得分 (ISI:93.2,CTA:92.6,P=.89) 和恐惧率 (ISI:18.5%,CTA:20%,P=1.00).
  • 在各组之间,重置率 (ISI:1对CTA:0,P=.48) 和修复手术 (ISI:2对CTA:2) 是可比的.

结论:

  • 在24个月的随访中,ISI评分和CTA显示了类似的功能结果.
  • 两种算法之间的 apprehension,redislocation或修订率没有显著差异.
  • 目前的证据不支持一个算法对肩部不稳定性治疗的另一个算法.