[Electromyography studies of surgically managed knee ligament ruptures. A retrospective analysis of defined injury patterns].

IF 0.6 4区 医学 Q4 EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Unfallchirurgie Pub Date : 1996-02-01 DOI:10.1007/BF02627458
J V Wening, A Katzer, S Brockmann, H C Möller, W Eickhoff, K H Jungbluth
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Abstract

In 52 patients (5 groups, average age 32.8 years) with operative treatment of knee ligament injuries cutaneous electromyograms (EMG) under dynamic and isometric conditions (100 N, 200 N, 300 N) were performed in an average of 61.2 weeks postoperatively. The subgroups consisted of 13 patients with operative reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), 12 after reconstruction of the medial collateral ligament (MCL), 21 after combined ACL and MCL reconstruction and 6 patients with autologous or alloplastic ligament replacement, respectively. The control group consisted of seventeen young adults without a history of knee joint injuries. The intensified and filtered analogous signals of 8 investigated thigh muscles were digitalized and analysed with help of a specially developed computer program. In summary, group specific EMG-criteria reveal distinct ligamentomuscular inhibitory reflexes and, vice versa, EMG activities of thigh muscles may indicate tendencies for group specific criterion after operatively treated knee ligament injuries.

手术治疗膝关节韧带断裂的肌电图研究。回顾性分析定义的损伤模式]。
52例(5组)手术治疗膝关节韧带损伤患者,平均年龄32.8岁,术后平均61.2周进行动态、等长(100 N、200 N、300 N)条件下皮肤肌电图(EMG)测定。亚组分别为手术重建前交叉韧带(ACL) 13例,重建内侧副韧带(MCL) 12例,ACL与MCL联合重建21例,自体或异体韧带置换术6例。对照组由17名无膝关节损伤史的年轻人组成。利用专门开发的计算机程序对8个被调查大腿肌肉的强化和滤波模拟信号进行数字化分析。总之,组特异性肌电图标准显示出明显的韧带肌肉抑制性反射,反之亦然,大腿肌肉的肌电图活动可能表明手术治疗后膝关节韧带损伤的组特异性标准倾向。
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