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1 DOES ACL REPAIR PREVENT ARTHRITIS? DOES ACL REPAIR PREVENT ARTHRITIS? Pr E Servien, MD PhD Hôpital de la Croix- Rousse Val d isère 2014 Literature? Kessler et al, Func%on, osteoarthri%s and ac%vit a3er ACL- rupture: 11 FU results of conserva%ve versus reconstruc%ve treatment, KSSTA % OA (aclr) vs. 25% (acl insufficient knee).. No! Lon series (long term FU) our series : 423 ACL ReconstrucXons Follow- up : 251 in 1986 (mean FU : 4) 148 in 1992 (mean FU : 11.5) 103 in 1999 (mean FU : 17) 125 in 2006 (mean FU :24.5) 100 radiological FU 100 paxents PaXents &methods M/F : 73/26 Age at intervenxon : 25.1 ears ( ) Surgical dela : 2.9 ears (1-232 months) Age at final follow- up : 49.3 ears ( ) Surgical technique Originall described b H.Dejour Bone - Patellar Tendon - Bone Extra- arxcular Lemaire Tenodesis MEAN FOLLOW UP : 24.5 ears (21-27ears)) <1980 : Cast immobilisaxon >1980 : Immediate rehabilitaxon 1
2 06/02/14 Outcome Meniscus carxlage status at intervenxon 33/100 no meniscus lesion 67/100 medial meniscus lesion 58 medial meniscectomies 48 subtotal 10 parxal 8 sutures 1 non treated 18/100 medial carxlage lesion Clinical outcome Weight bearing AP and lateral Rosenberg view Skline view at 30 IKDC CLASSIFICATION A : normal B : slight changes C : < 50 % JSWN (pre OA) D : > 50 % JSWN (OA) Radiological outcome TF joint Radiological outcome TF joint IKDC form KOOS Radiological outcome Radiological outcome TF joint Radiological outcome TF joint 2
3 06/02/14 Normal ü Mr MOU ü 43 old at surger ü MM ü Surgical dela : 5 ü 68 old at FU ü IKDC = 60 Miss MAY 22 old at surger intact MM 46 old at FU IKDC = 78 Arthrosis CorrelaXon stud ARTHRITIS at 24.5 FU Patellofemoral OA? medial carxlage lesion medial meniscectom higher age at Xme of intervenxon 5 X 3 X 1.15 X PaXents & methods 91 paxents M/F : 67/24 Age at intervenxon : 25.1 ears ( ) Surgical dela : 2.9 ears (1-232months) Age at final follow- up : 49.3 ears ( ) MEAN FOLLOW UP : 24.5 ears (21-27 ears) Methods Radiological assessment Weight bearing AP and lateral Tunnel view Skline view at 30 Patellofemoral changes IKDC CLASSIFICATION A : normal B : slight changes C : < 50 % JSN (pre OA) D : > 50 % JSN (OA) 3
4 Radiological outcome (n=91) DegeneraXve changes Radiological outcome (n=91) DegeneraXve changes PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT 29 % 29 % 16 % 4 % Radiological outcome (n=91) DegeneraXve changes 100 % ACL reconstrucxon ver long term FU and patellofemoral joint : Low rate of PF degenerative changes Related to TF degenerative changes DISCUSSION " , n= 45 pa2ents Mean age : 24 (1543 ) " 24 FU : 50 % paxents pracxcing sport 42% Lsholm score (excellent) " 71% of degeneraxve lesions KSSTA (2006) 4
5 BTB versus ST- G Pernin and Neret et al. AJSM,(2010) 24 FU, n =100 84% of saxsfied paxents 54 % of radiologic changes (pré- arthrixs & arthrixs) Risk Factors : Medial meniscectom chondral lesions Meniscectom & ACL Reconst. Subtotal MM / stabilized knee : 42 % OA and 27 % pre- OA Subtotal MM / stabilized knee : 50 % OA and 6 % pre- OA Yamaguchi S, Sacho T, Tsuchia A, Wada Y, Moria H. Long term results of ACL reconstrucxon with ilio Xbial tract : 6, 13 and 24 ear longitudinal follow- up. KSSTA Subtotal MM / instable knee : 90 % OA and 10 % pre- OA Neret P, Walch G, Dejour H. La meniscectomie interne intra murale selon la technique de A. Trillat. Resultats a long terme de 258 intervenxons. Rev Chir Orthop Normal Meniscus & ACL Reconst. Normal meniscus / stabilized knee : 12 % OA and 24 % pre- OA Natural histor of unstable knee? 41 % pre- OA + OA Von Porat A, Roos EM. High prevalence of OA 14 ears awer an ACL tear in male soccer plaers. Ann Rheum Dis BTB versus ST- G No difference (AJSM 2010) Medial OA 55% ( ST- G) / 64% (BTB) 90 % OA and > 50 % TKA Nebelung W, Wuschech H. Thirt- five ears of follow- up of anterior cruciate ligament- deficient knees in high- level athletes. Arthroscop BTB versus ST- G Meniscus Weight (Lebel, Kessler) CONCLUSION 5
6 Known medial OA risk factors ACL reconstrucxon seems to prevent Xbio femoral OA in the knee with normal meniscus and in the meniscectomized knee?? CarXlage lesions (x5) Medial meniscus lesions (x3) Shelbourne KD, Gra T. Results of ACL reconstrucxon based on meniscus and arxcular carxlage status at the Xme of surger. Am J Sports Med Factors affecxng results : 1- ArXcular carxlage damage 2- parxal/total medial meniscectom 6
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