VAriation. Orthotics and Me (?surgeons) Greg Etherington Spine Surgeon. Orthopaedic & Neurosurgery backgrounds. Subspeciality training
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1 Orthotics and Me (?surgeons) Greg Etherington Spine Surgeon Orthopaedic & Neurosurgery backgrounds Subspeciality training spine, upper limb, trauma, pelvis. What do you do in spine? Lumbar Cervical Trauma Paed deformity VAriation
2 My training/knowledge of orthotics AFOs, wrist splints, plastic & plaster Cervical collars, Halos, T-L braces
3 Thoraco-Lumbar Trauma Non-op Treatment & Controversies Classification Stability Prognosis/Natural History Non-Op Vs Op Non-op techniques Op - timing - approach - techniques
4 Treatment aims.. Prevent neurological deterioration Minimise spinal deformity Fracture healing Minimise complications Stable end point Acceptable function
5 We know. 60% at T11-L1 25% multilevel depending on Ix Most vertebral injuries are stable - non-op care is satisfactory - but definitions vary All treatments have complications - bad surgery gives worse results than bad non-op care (Bad surgery is harder to salvage) Some randomised trials and validity is argued about Large numbers of cohort/observational studies Several Zealots Myths & Legends
6 We know Paraplegia is bad for you Neural deficit + pressure on cord/nerves decompression is not absolutely needed (but it s hard to resist!) All bone fragments do not resorb? (CSF flow importance?) Significant bony deformity does not always causes problems ( Sagittal balance is important) Not all unstable #s get an operation (and some stable #s do) I ve never had a complication with this treatment
7 Stability Bone/Mechanical? Neurological? Short or long term?
8 Classifications 1929 Bohler Predominantly vertebral body & Possible mechanism of injury 1943 Watson-Jones 1949 Nicoll 1963 Holdsworth 2 columns 1983 McAfee (CT) Denis - 3 columns 1994 Gaines load sharing (Burst #s) AO Classifcation V1 (MRI) 2005 AO Classification V AO Classification V3 Inclusion of posterior elements and soft tissue
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10 Points Fracture Mechanism Compression fracture 1 Burst fracture 1 Translation/rotation 3 Distraction 4 Neurological Involvement Intact 0 Nerve root 2 Cord, conus medullaris, incomplete 3 Cord, conus medullaris, complete 2 Cauda equina 3 Posterior Ligamentous Complex Integrity Intact 0 Injury suspected/indeterminate 2 Injured 3 Score of 3 nonoperative treatment Score of 5 operative treatment Score of 4 either nonoperative or operative treatment, depending on qualifiers such as comorbid medical conditions and other injuries
11 Imaging who needs what CT For best definition of bones Pan scan head/neck/chest/abdo/pelvis for trauma often adequate MRI Direct visualisation of cord & soft tissues esp ligaments & lig flavum Sagittal views over large area - multilevel injuries) - bone bruising -other pathology Xrays Upright/flexion/extension Follow-up Most people get multiple everything
12 Surgical indications Increasing neuro deficit - early or late Rotational component of deformity (instablity) Disco-ligamentous injury mainly (less likely to unite)?multiple trauma?quicker to sit/stand/rehab? Old # - increasing deformity - non-union/mal-union - increasing pain?
13 More factors/considerations Patient age, osteoporosis, BMI, home, gen health Surgeon- training, experience Which fracture Which hospital- theatre, Xray, ITU, orthotic dept, Availability of follow-up/salvage If surgery When? Posterior Vs Anterior Vs Both Surgeon factors Posterior direct Vs Indirect reduction - bone graft/augmentation - planned fixation removal Length of fusion Post-op regimes
14 Non-op care No restrictions apart from pain Advice Avoid various activities External splint POP/Orthosis FOLLOW UP!!! Best rest with traction/brace/hyperextension/pop bed
15 Non-op care Some challenges Techniques & Complications Follow up How often? What is acceptable treatment? How long for? Expectations Patient Surgeon Orthotics Nursing Physio.. Plan B How long do you wait? What is acceptable pathology? What is the break point? What is the salvage?
16 Good old days Minerva cast.jpg
17 As advertised
18 Real life..
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20 Reasonable operation done badly
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22 Good op with no improvement
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24 Too much metal
25 Same as non-op?
26 Clinically good
27 Asking a surgeon a question..
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