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Pedro Fernandes University Hospital Santa Maria
Failure of lumbopelvic fixation Clinical Case Pedro Fernandes University Hospital Santa Maria
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Failure of lumbo sacral fixation
Pseudarthrosis Kostuick e Hall 1983 – 40% Boachie et al 1991 – 41% (83% comp) Devlin et al % ( 41% comp) Sagital deformity Instrumentation failure Long fusion to the sacrum in adult spine deformity presents a challenging surgical dilemma. Fusion to the sacrum in the management of adult, nonparalytic deformity is indicated in cases involving a fixed lumbosacral curve, lumbosacral pain, degenerative disease, spinal stenosis below a prior fusion, or those involving pseudarthrosis. However, these long fusions often are associated with high rates of complications such as pseudarthrosis, sagittal deformity, and instrumentation failure.5,14,20
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Galveston technique
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S1 – Iliaque screws
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Adult deformity surgery!
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Adult deformity surgery!
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Clínical Case 75 years old lady
Severe lumbar pain with neurogenic claudication Marked flex-forward posture Slow gait with support Unhable to walk on her eels with weak dorsiflexors III/V Sensation intact / Hyporreflexia No vascular compromise
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Clinical Case
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Caso Clínico
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Clinical case Aprill 2012
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I&D at day 8 post-op Wound deiscence with drainage
I&D performed with debridement, Bone graft removed and wound closed over two drains Vancomicine and Meropenem started Gram – isolated Meropenem kept for 6 weeks IV suitched to cefuroxime up to 3 months
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Clinical Case 08/14 02/14
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Clinical case
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Chon W. et al J Neurosurg Spine 2013
Failures of Lumbopelvic fixation 23/67pts Major failures - 8 (11,9%) Rod breakage S1<<L4, Iliaque crew failure, proeminent iliaque screw req. removal Minor Failures – 15 (23%) Rod breakage Il screw <S1 and failure iliac screw not req removal
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Discussion Role of anterior surgery in this case
What to do to with infected bone graft Proximal level selected
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Discussion What to do Extension to T2 with rod replacement bilaterally and allograft, if possible anterior support in L4L5 Do we need any PSO?
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