Xương ... Phong thấp , đau lưng , đau các khớp xương và những vấn đề liên quan .

Thế phong thấp triệu chứng cụ thể ra thế nào? Chỉ có viêm khớp và thoái hoá khớp được gán cho tên "phong thấp". Nhiều người hiểu lầm "phong thấp" có thể chữa được nên thường tôi dùng chữ "mòn khớp xương" để thiên hạ dễ hiểu hơn.

Thế phong thấp triệu chứng cụ thể ra thế nào? Chỉ có viêm khớp và thoái hoá khớp được gán cho tên "phong thấp". Nhiều người hiểu lầm "phong thấp" có thể chữa được nên thường tôi dùng chữ "mòn khớp xương" để thiên hạ dễ hiểu hơn.

         
 
 
 
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We analyzed 118 shoulders in 113 patients two and fifteen years (mean 15.1, range 14.3 - 16,6 yrs) after a Bristow-Latarjet repair for traumatic recurrent anterior dislocation of the shoulder. The study was based on a physical examination, scoring according to the system of Rowe et al (1978) and the patients´ subjective assessment. Results: After two years one of the 118 shoulders had redislocated and five shoulders had had subluxations. 98% of the patients were very satisfied or satisfied. At fifteen years follow-up one patient had underwent revision surgery due to recurrence of the instability. One patient had had one reluxation and one patient reported three recurrences three years postoperatively. Further one patient had had two recurrences nine and twelve years after surgery Subluxations had occurred in twelve shoulders. Ninety patients (76%) were "very satisfied" with the operative result, twentysix "satisfied" (22%) and one dissatisfied. Mean and median score (Rowe) were 89,4 points and 95 points respectively. Bilateral involvement of shoulder instability increased from twentytwo out of 118 (19%) at surgery to fortyone out of 117 (35%) fifteen years after surgery. Conclusions: This study showed a recurrence rate of 3,4% and 98% satisfaction rate fifteen years after a Bristow-Latarjet´s repair for traumatic recurrent shoulder dislocation.
Được gerbich sửa chữa / chuyển vào 02:59 ngày 11/10/2004

         
 
 
 
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We analyzed 118 shoulders in 113 patients two and fifteen years (mean 15.1, range 14.3 - 16,6 yrs) after a Bristow-Latarjet repair for traumatic recurrent anterior dislocation of the shoulder. The study was based on a physical examination, scoring according to the system of Rowe et al (1978) and the patients´ subjective assessment. Results: After two years one of the 118 shoulders had redislocated and five shoulders had had subluxations. 98% of the patients were very satisfied or satisfied. At fifteen years follow-up one patient had underwent revision surgery due to recurrence of the instability. One patient had had one reluxation and one patient reported three recurrences three years postoperatively. Further one patient had had two recurrences nine and twelve years after surgery Subluxations had occurred in twelve shoulders. Ninety patients (76%) were "very satisfied" with the operative result, twentysix "satisfied" (22%) and one dissatisfied. Mean and median score (Rowe) were 89,4 points and 95 points respectively. Bilateral involvement of shoulder instability increased from twentytwo out of 118 (19%) at surgery to fortyone out of 117 (35%) fifteen years after surgery. Conclusions: This study showed a recurrence rate of 3,4% and 98% satisfaction rate fifteen years after a Bristow-Latarjet´s repair for traumatic recurrent shoulder dislocation.
Được gerbich sửa chữa / chuyển vào 02:59 ngày 11/10/2004

http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0918/is_1_31/ai_97177220/pg_2
The Bristow procedure was first proposed by Latarjet (41) and later popularized by Helfet in 1958. (29) In this procedure, the coracoid process is divided with an osteotome. Together with its attached tendons, the coracoid is transferred to the anteroinferior glenoid rim. The coracoid process is secured to the glenoid rim with a screw through a split in the subscapularis tendon. The goal of the Bristow procedure is to achieve stability by creating a sling effect or by making a bone block. (51) Studies have reported recurrence rates as low as 2% to 6%, (10,33) but as high as 33.5%. (22,61) However, the Bristow procedure causes a loss of external rotation up to 23[degrees], (80) shortens the subscapularis tendon and muscle, and decreases internal rotation of the shoulder. Athletes who are involved in sports that require overhead use of their arms are typically unable to return to high-performance levels, especially to throwing, because of the alteration of normal anatomy. (44,63)
Studies have documented numerous complications after the Bristow procedure, including recurrent painful anterior instability, articular cartilage damage, nonunion of the coracoid bone block, loosening and migration of hardware, (98) neurovascular injury (especially musculocutaneous nerve), and posterior instability. (89) Revision of a failed Bristow procedure is also very difficult because of the significant scarring that occurs. The Bristow technique results in an average loss of motion of 11[degrees] of external rotation and an inability to return to the activity level that was possible before surgery. (29)

http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0918/is_1_31/ai_97177220/pg_2
The Bristow procedure was first proposed by Latarjet (41) and later popularized by Helfet in 1958. (29) In this procedure, the coracoid process is divided with an osteotome. Together with its attached tendons, the coracoid is transferred to the anteroinferior glenoid rim. The coracoid process is secured to the glenoid rim with a screw through a split in the subscapularis tendon. The goal of the Bristow procedure is to achieve stability by creating a sling effect or by making a bone block. (51) Studies have reported recurrence rates as low as 2% to 6%, (10,33) but as high as 33.5%. (22,61) However, the Bristow procedure causes a loss of external rotation up to 23[degrees], (80) shortens the subscapularis tendon and muscle, and decreases internal rotation of the shoulder. Athletes who are involved in sports that require overhead use of their arms are typically unable to return to high-performance levels, especially to throwing, because of the alteration of normal anatomy. (44,63)
Studies have documented numerous complications after the Bristow procedure, including recurrent painful anterior instability, articular cartilage damage, nonunion of the coracoid bone block, loosening and migration of hardware, (98) neurovascular injury (especially musculocutaneous nerve), and posterior instability. (89) Revision of a failed Bristow procedure is also very difficult because of the significant scarring that occurs. The Bristow technique results in an average loss of motion of 11[degrees] of external rotation and an inability to return to the activity level that was possible before surgery. (29)

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theo tui hiểu cụm từ " phong thấp" trong dân gian chính là bệnh Viêm khớp dạng thấp trong YH hiện đại và là bệnh " chứng tý" trong YH cổ truyền nguyên nhân do phong hàn thấp và phong thấp nhiệt .