中国组织工程研究与临床康复
中國組織工程研究與臨床康複
중국조직공정연구여림상강복
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL REHABILITATIVE TISSUE ENGINEERING RESEARCH
2008年
22期
4377-4379
,共3页
苏汝堃%刘兴漠%邓颖辉%李佛保%潘滔
囌汝堃%劉興漠%鄧穎輝%李彿保%潘滔
소여곤%류흥막%산영휘%리불보%반도
骨钉%骨盆%内固定器%生物力学%医用植入体
骨釘%骨盆%內固定器%生物力學%醫用植入體
골정%골분%내고정기%생물역학%의용식입체
背景:腰骶骨盆间的固定技术临床应用较多,但作者尚未查到一种既安全又牢固且较成熟的理想的内固定方法.目的:探讨骼骨钉与腰骶椎弓根钉连接技术在腰骶骨盆固定中的稳定性.设计、时间、地点:对照实验,于2006-0112007-12在中山大学生物力学研究室完成.材料:因创伤致死男性成人尸体6具,采用新鲜冷藏的腰骶椎、骨盆标本;髂骨钉为8.5mm×100mm、L5椎弓根钉为6.5mm×45mm、S1椎弓根钉为6.5mm×35mm,均由美国枢法模公司提供;测试用美国MTS855型微型生物力学测试机.方法:实验分为4组:无固定组和3种固定组,即髂骨翼拉力螺钉、L5~S1椎弓根钉棒系统、髂骨钉与L5椎弓根钉连接系统.对固定组试件分别与无固定组进行生物力学稳定性比较.主要观察指标:各组旋转、侧弯、前屈、后伸的三维运动数据.结果:在3个固定组中,采用髂骨钉与L5椎弓根钉链接系统固定在腰骶骨盆固定中的稳定性最好,各种运动状态下的活动度均明显减少,在6.4Nm力矩下的三维运动度为:旋转(1.07±0.86)°、侧弯(0.95±0.47)°、前屈(1.22±0.67)°、后伸(1.80±0.73)°;髂骨钉与L5椎弓根钉链接系统组腰骶骨盆间稳定性明显强于无固定组,差异有显著性(P<0.01).结论:髂骨钉与腰骶椎弓根钉连接技术具有维持腰骶骨盆间稳定的生物力学优势.
揹景:腰骶骨盆間的固定技術臨床應用較多,但作者尚未查到一種既安全又牢固且較成熟的理想的內固定方法.目的:探討骼骨釘與腰骶椎弓根釘連接技術在腰骶骨盆固定中的穩定性.設計、時間、地點:對照實驗,于2006-0112007-12在中山大學生物力學研究室完成.材料:因創傷緻死男性成人尸體6具,採用新鮮冷藏的腰骶椎、骨盆標本;髂骨釘為8.5mm×100mm、L5椎弓根釘為6.5mm×45mm、S1椎弓根釘為6.5mm×35mm,均由美國樞法模公司提供;測試用美國MTS855型微型生物力學測試機.方法:實驗分為4組:無固定組和3種固定組,即髂骨翼拉力螺釘、L5~S1椎弓根釘棒繫統、髂骨釘與L5椎弓根釘連接繫統.對固定組試件分彆與無固定組進行生物力學穩定性比較.主要觀察指標:各組鏇轉、側彎、前屈、後伸的三維運動數據.結果:在3箇固定組中,採用髂骨釘與L5椎弓根釘鏈接繫統固定在腰骶骨盆固定中的穩定性最好,各種運動狀態下的活動度均明顯減少,在6.4Nm力矩下的三維運動度為:鏇轉(1.07±0.86)°、側彎(0.95±0.47)°、前屈(1.22±0.67)°、後伸(1.80±0.73)°;髂骨釘與L5椎弓根釘鏈接繫統組腰骶骨盆間穩定性明顯彊于無固定組,差異有顯著性(P<0.01).結論:髂骨釘與腰骶椎弓根釘連接技術具有維持腰骶骨盆間穩定的生物力學優勢.
배경:요저골분간적고정기술림상응용교다,단작자상미사도일충기안전우뢰고차교성숙적이상적내고정방법.목적:탐토격골정여요저추궁근정련접기술재요저골분고정중적은정성.설계、시간、지점:대조실험,우2006-0112007-12재중산대학생물역학연구실완성.재료:인창상치사남성성인시체6구,채용신선랭장적요저추、골분표본;가골정위8.5mm×100mm、L5추궁근정위6.5mm×45mm、S1추궁근정위6.5mm×35mm,균유미국추법모공사제공;측시용미국MTS855형미형생물역학측시궤.방법:실험분위4조:무고정조화3충고정조,즉가골익랍력라정、L5~S1추궁근정봉계통、가골정여L5추궁근정련접계통.대고정조시건분별여무고정조진행생물역학은정성비교.주요관찰지표:각조선전、측만、전굴、후신적삼유운동수거.결과:재3개고정조중,채용가골정여L5추궁근정련접계통고정재요저골분고정중적은정성최호,각충운동상태하적활동도균명현감소,재6.4Nm력구하적삼유운동도위:선전(1.07±0.86)°、측만(0.95±0.47)°、전굴(1.22±0.67)°、후신(1.80±0.73)°;가골정여L5추궁근정련접계통조요저골분간은정성명현강우무고정조,차이유현저성(P<0.01).결론:가골정여요저추궁근정련접기술구유유지요저골분간은정적생물역학우세.
BACKGROUND: There have been many methods of fixation between lumbar-sacral spine and pelvis. However, a safe, firm, and ideal method of internal fixation has not been found.OBJECTIVE: This study was designed to investigate the stability of the fixation between lumbar-sacral spine and pelvis with the connectible skills using iliac screw and lumbar-sacral spine pedicle screw.DESIGN, TIME AND SETTING: This study, a control experiment, was performed at the Institute of Biomechanics, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China between January 2006 and December 2007.MATERIALS: The lumbar-sacral spine and pelvis specimens were collected from six freshly cryo-preserved male adult corpses caused by trauma. Iliac screw (8.5mm×100mm), L5 pedicle screw (6.5mm×45mm), and S1 pedicle screw (6.5mm×35mm) were provided by Sofamor Company, USA. MTS 858 Bionix Material Testing System (USA) was also used.METHODS: The lumbar and iliac vertebrae, pelvis from six fresh frozen cadaveric specimens were operated in three different ways of fixation respectively: iliac ala lag screw, L5-S1 pedicle screw rod system, iliac screw and L5 pedicle screw connecting system. Three ways of fixation as mentioned above were compared with the intact group in biomechanical stability.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The mobility of whirl, lateral bending, proneness, and backward stretching among groups.RESULTS: Using iliac screw for the fixation between lumbar-sacral spine and pelvis turned out to be the best in stability. The range of motion (ROM) decreased obviously in each situation. The three-dimensional mobility in the 6.4Nm moment of force was (1.07±0.86)° for whirl, (0.95±0.47)° for lateral bending, (1.22±0.67)° for proneness, and (1.80±0.73)° for backward stretching. There was significant difference between the intact group and the group carried out by iliac screw and L5 pedicle screw for the fixation between lumbar-sacral spine and pelvis (P<0.01).CONCLUSION: The connectible skills using iliac screw and the lumbar-sacral spine pedicle screw possesses the biomechanical advantages of maintaining the stability between lumbar-sacral spine and pelvis.