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The one-stage surgical treatment reduces the recovery time, duration of hospitalisation, and surgical costs. 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摘要
治疗与关节外胫骨畸形相关的终末期踝关节炎,尤其是治疗因既往外伤和/或手术治疗导致畸形的踝关节,是一项极具挑战性的工作,但也是一项回报丰厚的工作。之前只有一篇报道描述了同时进行胫骨畸形矫正和踝关节置换术治疗胫骨错位和同侧踝关节炎的情况。在此,我们描述了一例77岁女性创伤后踝关节骨关节炎并发关节外屈曲畸形的独特病例。为了克服传统闭合楔形截骨术的局限性,我们在该病例中结合了内侧开放楔形踝上截骨术(SMO)和外侧闭合楔形截骨术,我们称之为 "混合 "闭合楔形截骨术。该患者成功地同时接受了混合式闭楔 SMO 和使用单个外侧锁定钢板的踝关节固定术。据我们所知,这是首例在胫骨远端成功采用混合闭楔截骨术的报道。术后三年,患者可以在没有帮助的情况下行走并正常游泳。手术后的踝关节没有任何不适或疼痛感,患者对手术效果非常满意。X光片证实,术前的踝关节线与地面平行,几乎看不见。后脚的排列略微外翻。没有发现距下关节炎的进展。同时进行混合闭合楔形 SMO 和踝关节固定术在技术上难度很大,但效果很好。这种技术保留了腿的长度和距下关节的活动。此外,单侧切口最大程度地降低了血液供应受损的风险。一期手术治疗缩短了恢复时间,缩短了住院时间,降低了手术费用。刚性锁定固定和术后小心的负重是顺利骨愈合的必要条件。
Simultaneous hybrid closed-wedge supramalleolar osteotomy and ankle arthrodesis for post-traumatic varus ankle arthritis with periarticular deformity: A case report.
The treatment of end-stage ankle arthritis associated with extra-articular tibial deformity, especially for ankles deformed by previous traumatic injuries and/or surgical treatment, is extremely challenging but rewarding. Only one previous report describes simultaneous tibial deformity correction and ankle arthrodesis for tibial malalignment and ipsilateral ankle arthritis. Here, we describe a unique case of post-traumatic ankle osteoarthritis concomitant with extra-articular varus deformity in a 77-year-old female. We have combined medial opening-wedge supramalleolar osteotomy (SMO) and lateral closed-wedge SMO in this case, which we termed 'hybrid' closed-wedge SMO, to overcome the limitations of traditional closed-wedge SMO. The patient was successfully treated with simultaneous hybrid closed-wedge SMO and ankle arthrodesis using a single lateral locking plate. To our knowledge, this is the first report describing the successful introduction of a hybrid closed-wedge osteotomy procedure in the distal tibia. Three years after surgery, the patient could walk without assistance and swim normally. The patient experienced no discomfort or pain in the operated ankle and was satisfied with the results. Radiographs confirmed that the pre-existing ankle joint line was parallel to the ground and almost invisible. The hind foot alignment was slightly valgus. No progression of the subtalar joint arthritis was detected. The simultaneous hybrid closed-wedge SMO and ankle arthrodesis was technically difficult but effective. This technique preserves leg length and subtalar joint motion. Additionally, a single lateral incision minimises the risk of impaired blood supply. The one-stage surgical treatment reduces the recovery time, duration of hospitalisation, and surgical costs. Rigid locking fixation with careful postoperative weight-bearing is required for uneventful bone healing.