MPFL RECONSTRUCTION, USING FASCIA LATA AS AN AUTOGRAFT, AFTER FAILED PROXIMAL AND DISTAL PATELLOFEMORAL REALIGHMENT PROCEDURES. REPORT OF TWO CASES

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Journal of Musculoskeletal Research Pub Date : 2023-06-24 DOI:10.1142/s021895772372003x

P. Megremis, O. Megremis

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Abstract

Understanding all the technical features and functions associated with medial patellar ligament reconstruction (MPFL) with autograft will make restoration more effectual, limiting complications associated with its non-anatomical placement. We describe in this study the cases of two girls aged seven and thirteen who underwent successful MPFL reconstruction after failed proximal and distal patellofemoral realignment surgeries they had previously undergone to treat recurrent patellar dislocation. The modified Cincinnati and Kujala score were used for the preoperative and postoperative clinical evaluation of the two girls. In the final reassessment of the two girls, seven years post-operatively for the seven-year-old girl, and three years post-operatively for the thirteen-year-old girl, the modified Cincinnati score and the Kujala score were increased significantly. The restoration of the MPFL is a justified surgical method for an effective outcome of the reestablishment of patellar stability in skeletally immature patients who underwent less successful surgeries in the past.

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在髌股近端和远端重建失败后，用阔筋膜作为自体移植物进行MPFL重建。两例报告

了解与自体髌韧带重建(MPFL)相关的所有技术特征和功能将使修复更有效，并限制其非解剖放置相关的并发症。我们在本研究中描述了两名年龄分别为7岁和13岁的女孩，她们在接受治疗复发性髌骨脱位的近端和远端髌骨重新定位手术失败后，成功地进行了MPFL重建。改良的Cincinnati和Kujala评分用于两名女孩的术前和术后临床评估。7岁女孩术后7年，13岁女孩术后3年，在对两名女孩的最终再评估中，改良辛辛那提评分和Kujala评分显著增加。对于过去手术不太成功的骨骼不成熟患者，MPFL的修复是一种有效的重建髌骨稳定性的手术方法。

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Journal of Musculoskeletal Research Medicine-Orthopedics and Sports Medicine

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期刊介绍： Journal of Musculoskeletal Research is an international, interdisciplinary journal aimed at publishing up-to-date contributions on clinical and basic research in the musculoskeletal system. Research into the musculoskeletal system has grown tremendously in the past few decades. Meanwhile, several outstanding journals in the field have appeared, but with a different emphasis and objective. With the growing number of studies in the field, the review process has become increasingly longer. We hope this journal will serve as a new forum for both scientists and clinicians to share their ideas and the results of their studies.