Plummer Vinson Syndrome: First Two Tunisian Pediatric Cases: OAJBS Publishers
Plummer Vinson Syndrome: First Two Tunisian Pediatric Cases by Werdani A* in Open Access Journal of Biomedical Science (OAJBS)
Aims: In this study we present the outcomes
for patients with the rotaglide mobile meniscal knee prosthesis. All patients
reviewed had this prosthesis implanted as a primary total knee Arthroplasty in
one local teaching hospital dept. The minimum follows up period was 2 years
(range 2-8.2).
Method: Patients were assessed clinically by the
junior author (CW) and results were standardised using the Hospital for
Specialist Surgery (HSS) knee score. Complications were quantified from patient
history and examination of the case notes.
Results: Two hundred and two knees were reviewed.
The results were then consolidated into groups with a minimum follow up of
2,3,4 and 5 years. The average HSS score was consistent at 91 for all four
groups. Complications were also consistent ranging between 10 and 11% in all
groups. These are summarised in Table 1 below. The commonest complication was
superficial wound infection (4.95%). There were also three deep infections
(1.49%) and two revisions due to meniscal failure (0.99%).
Conclusion: These results suggest the rotaglide
total knee Arthroplasty offers safe and effective treatment with constantly
good clinical results at 2-5 years follow up. The complication rate was also
consistent over this period with a low incidence of meniscal failure and deep
infection. There was no difference in outcome in knees with or without patellar
resurfacing. There have been no failures due to aseptic loosening in this group
to date.
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