Periprothetische Frakturen bei Schulter- und Ellenbogengelenkprothesen

Großstück, R.; Mennenga, U.; Deml, O.; Hofmann, Gunther O.

doi:10.1007/s10039-014-2112-4

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“…Die zahlreichen und neuen Herausforderungen der Pandemie bedürfen kreativer, schneller und moderner Lösungsansätze, um die hohe Versorgungsqualität orthopädischer und unfallchirurgischer Patienten konsequent zu halten. Bei jährlich über 25 000 Endoprothesenimplantationen im Schulter- und Ellenbogengelenk sowie weit über 80 000 Frakturen des Humerus besteht ein hoher Bedarf an der Vor- und Nachsorge von Patienten mit Verletzungen oder degenerativen Veränderungen der oberen Extremität 5 , 6 . Mit der telemedizinischen Patientenbetreuung steht in der Coronakrise eine vielversprechende Konsultationsalternative zur Verfügung, für die bisher keine untersuchten Standards und Algorithmen vorliegen.…”

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“…Innovative, time-saving solutions are needed to overcome the challenges imposed by the pandemic so as to maintain a high quality of care for orthopaedic and trauma surgery patients. Every year, Germany records > 25 000 cases of shoulder and elbow arthroplasties and > 80 000 cases of humeral fractures; hence, there is a great need for pre- and post-operative care for patients with injuries or degenerative changes of the upper extremities 5 , 6 . Telemedicine services, for which standards and algorithms have not yet been sufficiently investigated, are a promising alternative to in-person consultations during the COVID-19 pandemic.…”

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Practicability of a Virtual Consultation to Evaluate the Shoulder Joint

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Objective In the course of the corona pandemic, resource conservation and the protection of further infections have made it necessary to break new ground in the organisation of orthopaedic and trauma surgery consultations. One solution is consistent digitisation and the offer of video consultation hours. In this study, non-contact examination of patients with shoulder disorders is described and critically examined. Methods Thirty patients who presented with pathologies of the shoulder joint in a university outpatient clinic were subjected to a physical examination in a conventional and contactless manner. The data obtained on mobility, function and provocation test of both examinations were compared to draw conclusions about the virtual feasibility. Results 46% of the patients suffered from a traumatic shoulder lesion, and 54% showed degenerative lesions. The assessment of mobility showed a high correlation of 70 – 90% between the two examinations. Common tests to evaluate the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis and the long head of the biceps could be adequately performed in a contactless version by more than three quarters of the patients, but with low-to-moderate performance values. Conclusion Contact-less examination is particularly disadvantageous when evaluating stability criteria. For the medical history and functional test, there were no significant differences between the classic consultation and contactless consultation. Although virtual consultation is a widespread and valuable addition in pandemic times, it cannot replace a safe assessment and indication by personal examination.

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Practicability of a Virtual Consultation to Evaluate the Shoulder Joint

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Rehabilitation nach periprothetischen Frakturen

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Periprosthetic fractures of the upper and lower extremities not only represent a challenge for surgeons but also for the rehabilitation team. The sometimes multimorbid patients have often undergone several surgical operations and need special planning and cooperation between an interdisciplinary team in order to achieve the best possible functional result and social reintegration. A structured rehabilitation planning after surgical treatment is a prerequisite for the patient to return to life as normal as possible. The aim is always rapid mobilization to achieve independence in activities of daily living. Special attention should be paid to postoperative immobilization and weight bearing.

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