2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhsa.2007.09.008
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Reconstruction of Essex-Lopresti Injury of the Forearm: Technical Note

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“…Ruch and Kuzma reported the use of the pronator teres transfer to reconstruct the central band in chronic longitudinal radioulnar dissociation. At an average follow-up of 22.75 months, all patients demonstrated clinical improvement and were satisfi ed with the outcome [ 44 ] .…”
Section: Chronic Longitudinal Radioulnar Dissociationmentioning
confidence: 64%
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“…Ruch and Kuzma reported the use of the pronator teres transfer to reconstruct the central band in chronic longitudinal radioulnar dissociation. At an average follow-up of 22.75 months, all patients demonstrated clinical improvement and were satisfi ed with the outcome [ 44 ] .…”
Section: Chronic Longitudinal Radioulnar Dissociationmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…IOM reconstruction has been studied in cadaveric models and performed in patients for the treatment of longitudinal radioulnar dissociation [40][41][42][43] . Currently, we favor augmentation of the central band using a pronator teres rerouting graft as described by Ruch and Kuzma [ 44 ] .…”
Section: Treatment Acute Longitudinal Radioulnar Dissociationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tendon grafts such as pronator teres, 36 flexor carpi radialis tendon, 19 semitendinosis, 37 palmaris longus, 38 Achilles' tendon, 16 and bone-ligament-bone constructs 39 have been used in both cadaver models and in vivo with variable results.…”
Section: Chronic Injury Treatment Optionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In yet another cadaver study, Tejwani et al 42 found that when the interosseous membrane was reconstructed in conjunction with placement of a metallic radial head implant, force across the distal ulna was maintained at levels similar to those of an intact forearm. Chloros et al 36 described a procedure in which the pronator teres is used to reconstruct the central band of the interosseous membrane while simultaneously replacing the radial head. If indicated, ulna shortening and TFCC repair was also recommended.…”
Section: Chronic Injury Treatment Optionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vi è limitazione funzionale del polso e del gomito. In casi selezionati è stata descritta la ricostruzione della membrana interossea con l'uso di pronatore rotondo, tendine rotuleo, fascia lata o altre strutture fibro-tendinee, ma i risultati ottenuti su casi isolati sono ancora preliminari [3,5,8]. La sostituzione protesica del capitello radiale permette il recupero della lunghezza del radio e la stabilizzazione longitudinale dell'avambraccio; i sintomi del paziente si alleviano e vi è un buon recupero funzionale [9][10][11].…”
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