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Artroplastia “De la Caffinière” en pacientes afectos de artrosis trapecio-metacarpiana. Seguimiento a 15 años

De la Caffinière arthroplasty in patients with trapeziometacarpal osteoarthritis. A 15 years follow up.

L. M. ROMERO MUÑOZ, S. AMILLO GARAYOA. DEPARTAMENTO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA
Recepción:
11/02/2010
Aceptación:
11/02/2010
Publicación:
11/02/2010


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Resumen (ES)

We report a descriptive retrospective study of 13 De la Caffinière trapezium-metacarpal cemented protheses implanted for painful TMC arthrosis in the Department of Orthopedics of the University Clinic of Navarra with an average follow-up of 14,2 years. The middle ages of the patients were 56 years old (range 30 to 76 years). In 12 cases they were women and in one case a male. The functional results are excellent. The complications observed during the follow-up has been the loosening of the trapezium component (15-25 %). De la Caffinière arthroplasty as treatment of the degenerative TMC arthrosis shows excellent results in 60-year-old patients with low functional demand and a stadium III of Eaton. The aseptic mobilization observed in our study are asymtomatic and they did not need medical or surgical treatment being well tolerated by the patients.

Palabras clave (ES):

Caffinière
Artroplastia
Artrosis
Trapeciometacarpiana
Mano
Rizoartrosis
Prótesis

Resumen (EN)

We report a descriptive retrospective study of 13 De la Caffinière trapezium-metacarpal cemented protheses implanted for painful TMC arthrosis in the Department of Orthopedics of the University Clinic of Navarra with an average follow-up of 14,2 years. The middle ages of the patients were 56 years old (range 30 to 76 years). In 12 cases they were women and in one case a male. The functional results are excellent. The complications observed during the follow-up has been the loosening of the trapezium component (15-25 %). De la Caffinière arthroplasty as treatment of the degenerative TMC arthrosis shows excellent results in 60-year-old patients with low functional demand and a stadium III of Eaton. The aseptic mobilization observed in our study are asymtomatic and they did not need medical or surgical treatment being well tolerated by the patients.

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