腹直肌旁切口微创治疗地震伤骨盆骨折

Subjects: Medicine, Pharmacy >> Preclinical Medicine submitted time 2017-12-07 Cooperative journals: 《南方医科大学学报》

曾参军 张晖 王天兵 秦明和 王磊 金大地 黄文华

Abstract： Objective To assess the effects of minimal invasive surgery through an incision near the rectus abdominis muscle for treatment of pelvic fractures sustained in earthquake. Methods Nine patients with pelvic fractures during Ludian earthquake (August 3, 2014) were treated with minimal invasive surgery through an incision near the rectus abdominis muscle followed by anterior ring fixation and reconstruction plate or posterior ring fixation with percutaneous sacroiliac lag screws. The operative time, incision length, blood loss volume, and pre- and postoperative pain levels were recorded. The surgical complications such as lateral femoral cutaneous nerve injury and hip adduction incapability were observed. Results The minimal invasive surgery achieved satisfactory clinical effects and allowed convenient operation with better surgical exposure, shorter operative time, less blood loss and pain. The patients showed excellent fracture reduction and stable internal fixation without lateral femoral cutaneous nerve injury or hip adduction incapability. Conclusions The minimal invasive surgery through an incision near the rectus abdominis muscle is suitable for treatment of pelvic fractures with anteriorly interior fixation, especially in rescuing victims in the event of an earthquake where blood supply can be very limited.

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