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Clavo Gamma 3 (Stryker®) para el tratamiento de fracturas trocantéreas: nuestra experiencia durante el año 2005
Gamma 3 (Stryker®) nail for the treatment of trochanterie fractures: our experience in the year 2005
J.R. VARELA-EGOCHEAGA, F. FERRERO-MANZANAL, M. MONTERO-DÍAZ, M. FERNÁNDEZ-VILLÁN, V. GONZÁLEZ SASTRE, M. RIERA CAMPILLO, A. MURCIA-MAZÓN SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HOSPITAL DE CABUEÑES DE GIJÓN
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15/09/2008
Aceptación:
15/09/2008
Publicación:
15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Objectives: to study the results of Gamma 3 for the
treatment of trochanteric fractures. Material and Methods: 73
patients older than 60 years old with trochanteric fracture treated
using Gamma 3 nailing during year 2005. Follow-up 8-18
months. Mean age 80 years old, 40% preoperative walking
without help, 50% ASA III and IV. Results: surgical time 90
minutes, 54% of the patients need blood transfusion with 0,89
concentrates per patients mean. No difference was found in
blood transfusion with the use of end cup. 63% walking without
help of with cane postoperatively. Conclusions: Gamma
3 nail is a valid system for the treatment of all types of trochanteric
fractures.
treatment of trochanteric fractures. Material and Methods: 73
patients older than 60 years old with trochanteric fracture treated
using Gamma 3 nailing during year 2005. Follow-up 8-18
months. Mean age 80 years old, 40% preoperative walking
without help, 50% ASA III and IV. Results: surgical time 90
minutes, 54% of the patients need blood transfusion with 0,89
concentrates per patients mean. No difference was found in
blood transfusion with the use of end cup. 63% walking without
help of with cane postoperatively. Conclusions: Gamma
3 nail is a valid system for the treatment of all types of trochanteric
fractures.
Palabras clave (ES):
Clavo
Cadera
Fractura
Trocantérea
Pertrocantérea
Extremidad
proximal
fémur
Tratamiento
quirúrgico
Osteosintesis
Fijación
interna
gamma
Cervicodiafisario
Intertrocantérea
Resumen (EN)
Objectives: to study the results of Gamma 3 for the
treatment of trochanteric fractures. Material and Methods: 73
patients older than 60 years old with trochanteric fracture treated
using Gamma 3 nailing during year 2005. Follow-up 8-18
months. Mean age 80 years old, 40% preoperative walking
without help, 50% ASA III and IV. Results: surgical time 90
minutes, 54% of the patients need blood transfusion with 0,89
concentrates per patients mean. No difference was found in
blood transfusion with the use of end cup. 63% walking without
help of with cane postoperatively. Conclusions: Gamma
3 nail is a valid system for the treatment of all types of trochanteric
fractures.
treatment of trochanteric fractures. Material and Methods: 73
patients older than 60 years old with trochanteric fracture treated
using Gamma 3 nailing during year 2005. Follow-up 8-18
months. Mean age 80 years old, 40% preoperative walking
without help, 50% ASA III and IV. Results: surgical time 90
minutes, 54% of the patients need blood transfusion with 0,89
concentrates per patients mean. No difference was found in
blood transfusion with the use of end cup. 63% walking without
help of with cane postoperatively. Conclusions: Gamma
3 nail is a valid system for the treatment of all types of trochanteric
fractures.
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