Senkung der Amputationsrate bei Knochen- und Weichgewebssarkomen durch interdisziplinäres Vorgehen

Prantl, Lukas; Roll, C.; Feser, D.; Schreml, Stephan; Nerlich, Michael; Mayr, Edgar; Füchtmeier, Bernd

doi:10.1055/s-2006-924244

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“…salvage procedure [22]. In cases where the tumor extends into the glenohumeral joint or even into the scapula a Tikhoff-Linberg amputation may be indicated.…”

Section: Radiograph Depicting Disease Progression Of a Metastatic Les...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Shoulder Surgery for Bone Tumors

Zarate¹,

Belzarena²

2022

Shoulder Surgery for RC Pathology, Arthropathy and Tumors

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The proximal humerus is a common location for bone tumors. Those can affect patients of different ages and can be of benign or malignant nature. For bone sarcomas is the 3rd most common location and is a frequent site of spread in non-axial metastatic disease. In pediatric patients is frequent to encounter benign bone tumors in this location but also osteosarcomas and Ewing’s sarcomas. Careful assessment of the patients by a surgeon with the appropriate training is paramount. Shoulder reconstruction for patients with bone tumors encompasses a diverse group of patients, diagnoses and surgical options. While most patients with primary bone tumors may be of a younger age and more involved in sport activities, those with metastatic disease oftentimes are associated with an older age, worse preoperative function and worse prognosis due to the primary disease. The surgeon must weigh in all factors that need to be taken into consideration in the treatment decision-making plan. Currently, with new advances in oncology treatments patients may benefit from longer survivals times than in the past, thus restoring the patient’s function and quality of life is essential.

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“…salvage procedure [22]. In cases where the tumor extends into the glenohumeral joint or even into the scapula a Tikhoff-Linberg amputation may be indicated.…”

Section: Radiograph Depicting Disease Progression Of a Metastatic Les...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Shoulder Surgery for Bone Tumors

Zarate¹,

Belzarena²

2022

Shoulder Surgery for RC Pathology, Arthropathy and Tumors

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Haut- und Weichteilkomplikationen nach tumororthopädischen Eingriffen

Radtke

Calließ

Vogt

2015

Chirurg

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Interdisciplinary collaboration between orthopedic and plastic surgeons is indicated in reconstructive surgery of the extremities for both traumatic orthopedic fractures with extensive soft tissue damage and musculoskeletal tumor resection. We want to emphasize the need for close cooperation starting in the preoperative planning for reconstruction after tumor resection in order to discuss and establish a unified approach. This is particularly important to establish a joint approach with special consideration of possibly necessary adjuvant therapies. One collaborative approach is for the orthopedic surgeon to resect the tumor and the plastic surgeon to carry out the defect reconstruction for exclusive soft tissue coverage including flap surgery as well as for functional reconstruction depending on the location and extent of tumor resection. Thus, careful preoperative and postoperative communication on the precise location, extent of tumor resection and the therapy timing between the orthopedic surgeon and the plastic surgeon will allow the most effective subsequent repair of the resection site.

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Wirtschaftlichkeit der rekonstruktiven Mikrochirurgie: Positionspapier der Deutschsprachigen Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Mikrochirurgie – (DAM)

Bergmeister

Fansa

Lehnhardt

et al. 2019

Handchir Mikrochir plast Chir

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ZusammenfassungDie Wirtschaftlichkeit von Therapien hat im Gesundheitswesen zunehmenden Stellenwert erlangt und wird dadurch auch für Mikrochirurgen ein relevanterer Aspekt ihrer Arbeit. Vor allem der verbundene Kostendruck, langfristig wirtschaftlich zu agieren, nötigt Mikrochirurgen ihre oftmals komplexen Behandlungen gegenüber Krankenversicherungen und Krankenhausträgern zu rechtfertigen. In diesem Positionspaper der deutschsprachigen Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Mikrochirurgie (DAM) wird der derzeitige Status Quo der Wirtschaftlichkeit in der mikrochirurgischen Extremitäten- und Brustrekonstruktion analysiert, sowie auch die daraus resultierenden Konsequenzen auf Therapiewahl und Weiterbildung. Ebenfalls wurde eine Analyse der Literatur gelegt, welche oftmals gesenkte Folgekosten nach komplexen Rekonstruktionen im Vergleich zu chirurgisch günstigeren Alternativverfahren beschreibt. Die beschriebenen Inhalte wurden auf einem Konsensusworkshop anlässlich der 40. Jahrestagung der DAM 2018 in Lugano erarbeitet.

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Senkung der Amputationsrate bei Knochen- und Weichgewebssarkomen durch interdisziplinäres Vorgehen

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Shoulder Surgery for Bone Tumors

Shoulder Surgery for Bone Tumors

Haut- und Weichteilkomplikationen nach tumororthopädischen Eingriffen

Wirtschaftlichkeit der rekonstruktiven Mikrochirurgie: Positionspapier der Deutschsprachigen Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Mikrochirurgie – (DAM)

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