Revision surgery for failure of the dynamic stabilization system of the lumbar spine

Q4 Immunology and Microbiology
V. Potapov, S. Larionov, A. Zhivotenko, A. V. Gorbunov, V. Sorokovikov
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The aim. To study the frequency and treatment options for dysfunction of the dynamic stabilization system of the lumbar spine. Materials and methods. We carried out a retrospective analysis of the treatment of 58  patients with degenerative pathology of the lumbar spine and instability of the spinal motion segments, who were treated at the neurosurgical unit of the Irkutsk Scientific Centre of Surgery and Traumatology in 2011–2020. The stability of spinal motion segment was assessed using X-ray imaging, magnetic resonance imaging and multi-layer spiral computed tomography of the lumbar spine. Revision surgery was performed in 7 out of 58 previously operated patients using the dynamic fixation system of spinal motion segments “Coflex” (Paradigm Spine LLC, Germany). Results. Revision surgery was performed in 7 out of 58 patients with dynamic fixation of the spinal motion segments with an interosseous implant due to an increase in pain syndrome. In 1 patient, the reason for repeated surgery was primary instability of the hardware caused by a fracture of the spinous process. In the delayed period, 4 patients had an X-ray picture with heterotopic ossification of the implant and instability of PDS. In two observations, a recurrence of intervertebral hernia was diagnosed at the level of the operated spinal motion segment. During revision surgery, a facetectomy was performed with stabilization by a peek cage, followed by pain management and clinical manifestation regression. Conclusion. The conducted study shows that a number of patients after discectomy and dynamic stabilization of the spine using “Coflex” system have inconsistency and  heterotypic ossification of  the implant and neoarthrosis. Implantation of a lumbar peek cage while maintaining the “Coflex” device makes it possible to form a rigid interbody fusion, which means it is sufficient and justified surgical technology for treating the failure of the dynamic stabilization system.
腰椎动态稳定系统失效的翻修手术
目的研究腰椎动态稳定系统功能障碍的发生频率和治疗方案。材料和方法。我们对2011-2020年间在伊尔库茨克外科和创伤学科学中心神经外科接受治疗的58名腰椎退行性病变和脊柱运动节段不稳定患者的治疗情况进行了回顾性分析。脊柱运动节段的稳定性是通过腰椎 X 射线成像、磁共振成像和多层螺旋计算机断层扫描进行评估的。在 58 名曾接受过手术的患者中,有 7 人使用脊柱运动节段动态固定系统 "Coflex"(德国 Paradigm Spine LLC 公司)进行了翻修手术。结果在 58 位使用骨间植入物动态固定脊柱运动节段的患者中,有 7 位患者因疼痛综合征加重而接受了翻修手术。1名患者重复手术的原因是棘突骨折导致的硬件原发性不稳定。在延迟期,4 名患者的 X 光片显示植入物异位骨化,PDS 不稳定。有两例患者被诊断出在手术脊柱运动节段复发了椎间孔疝。在翻修手术中,患者接受了面骨切除术,并用peek cage进行了稳定,随后进行了疼痛治疗,临床表现有所缓解。结论研究结果表明,一些患者在使用 "Coflex "系统进行椎间盘切除术和脊柱动态稳定术后,会出现植入物骨化不一致和异型化以及新关节病。在保留 "Coflex "装置的同时植入腰椎椎弓根,可以形成刚性椎体间融合,这意味着这是治疗动态稳定系统失效的充分、合理的手术技术。
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Acta Biomedica Scientifica
Acta Biomedica Scientifica Immunology and Microbiology-General Immunology and Microbiology
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