2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.athoracsur.2013.06.088
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Multidirectional Thoracic Wall Stabilization: A New Device on the Scene

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“…Despite the recent advances in variable angle titanium prosthetic bar design to try to accommodate different chest wall defect configurations, the prostheses are still far from ideal. [14] There have also been some successes in the use of bioabsorbable materials for reconstructing the chest wall, which is particularly important in the growing pediatric population. [15,16] In the coming years, chest wall prostheses will evolve to become more personalized, with shape and size that will exactly fit each individual patient.…”
Section: A Look Into the Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the recent advances in variable angle titanium prosthetic bar design to try to accommodate different chest wall defect configurations, the prostheses are still far from ideal. [14] There have also been some successes in the use of bioabsorbable materials for reconstructing the chest wall, which is particularly important in the growing pediatric population. [15,16] In the coming years, chest wall prostheses will evolve to become more personalized, with shape and size that will exactly fit each individual patient.…”
Section: A Look Into the Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Published results show that complete chest stability after bone homograft implantation was achieved in 90% patients, moreover, a scintigraphy study showed increased accumulation of radiopharmaceuticals in implanted homografts suggesting homograft's conversion to active tissue 66,77 . Bone Recently a multidirectional thoracic wall stabilization system (STRATOS™, MedXpert GmbH, Germany) has become available to help repair extensive chest wall defects after tumor resection 79 . The system enables bone defect bridging without needing it to be filled in with bone auto-, homograft, however, the experience of resolving DSWI related sternal defects is, for now, limited 80 .…”
Section: Options For Sternotomy Wound Reconstruction After Dswi In Thmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Это объясняется, с одной стороны, однообразием подходов, акцен-тированных либо на стабилизацию грудной клетки, либо на устранение внутриплевральных поврежде-ний, а с другой стороны, достаточно узким спек-тром технологических возможностей в лечении этих сочетанных повреждений [6,7]. Поэтому весьма ак-туальными представляются разработка и внедрение хирургической тактики, направленной на одномо-ментное восстановление целости реберного ком-плекса путем остеосинтеза ребер и устранение вну-триплевральных повреждений путем торакоскопии [8][9][10]. В данной работе представлен опыт ведения пациентов с множественными и флотирующими переломами ребер и внутриплевральной посттрав- 2 ГБУЗ «Самарская областная клиническая больница им.…”
Section: актуальность проблемыunclassified