Piana R., Boffano M., Ferro A., Marone S., Albertini U., Boux El.
S.C. Ortopedia Oncologica e Ricostruttiva
AO Città della Salute e della Scienza Torino
ASPETTI EMATOLOGICI DELLA MALATTIA DI GAUCHER: DALLA DIAGNOSI AL TRATTAMENTOCentroMalattieRareFVG
Slides presentate dai relatori durante il corso avanzato "Aspetti ematologici della malattia di Gaucher: dalla diagnosi al trattamento", che si è tenuto a Udine nei giorni 25 e 26 ottobre 2017.
Caturelli E. Fegato Patologia Focale Benigna. ASMaD 2016Gianfranco Tammaro
DOTT. CATURELLI EUGENIO - Master ECM in Ecografia Internistica 2016 - Sabato 16 - 30 Gennaio e 13 Febbraio 2016 - Sala Congressi Fondazione Santa Lucia - Via Ardeatina n. 354 - ROMA
Sito ASMaD: http://www.asmad.net
Gestione Multidisciplinare Integrata In Un Caso Complesso Di Piede DiabeticoSalvatore Ronsivalle
MULTISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF A DIABETIC FOOT COMPLEX CASE-
GESTIONE MULTIDISCIPLINATA INTEGRATA IN UN CASO COMPLESSO DI PIEDE DIABETICO
(Angiologia-Chirurgia Vascolare-ULSS 15 Alta Padovana)
(Angiology- Vascular Surgery -ULSS 15 Alta Padovana)
Caturelli E. Fegato Patologia Focale Maligna. ASMaD 2016Gianfranco Tammaro
DOTT. CATURELLI EUGENIO - Master ECM in Ecografia Internistica 2016 - Sabato 16 - 30 Gennaio e 13 Febbraio 2016 - Sala Congressi Fondazione Santa Lucia - Via Ardeatina n. 354 - ROMA
Sito ASMaD: http://www.asmad.net
ASPETTI EMATOLOGICI DELLA MALATTIA DI GAUCHER: DALLA DIAGNOSI AL TRATTAMENTOCentroMalattieRareFVG
Slides presentate dai relatori durante il corso avanzato "Aspetti ematologici della malattia di Gaucher: dalla diagnosi al trattamento", che si è tenuto a Udine nei giorni 25 e 26 ottobre 2017.
Caturelli E. Fegato Patologia Focale Benigna. ASMaD 2016Gianfranco Tammaro
DOTT. CATURELLI EUGENIO - Master ECM in Ecografia Internistica 2016 - Sabato 16 - 30 Gennaio e 13 Febbraio 2016 - Sala Congressi Fondazione Santa Lucia - Via Ardeatina n. 354 - ROMA
Sito ASMaD: http://www.asmad.net
Gestione Multidisciplinare Integrata In Un Caso Complesso Di Piede DiabeticoSalvatore Ronsivalle
MULTISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF A DIABETIC FOOT COMPLEX CASE-
GESTIONE MULTIDISCIPLINATA INTEGRATA IN UN CASO COMPLESSO DI PIEDE DIABETICO
(Angiologia-Chirurgia Vascolare-ULSS 15 Alta Padovana)
(Angiology- Vascular Surgery -ULSS 15 Alta Padovana)
Caturelli E. Fegato Patologia Focale Maligna. ASMaD 2016Gianfranco Tammaro
DOTT. CATURELLI EUGENIO - Master ECM in Ecografia Internistica 2016 - Sabato 16 - 30 Gennaio e 13 Febbraio 2016 - Sala Congressi Fondazione Santa Lucia - Via Ardeatina n. 354 - ROMA
Sito ASMaD: http://www.asmad.net
La pseudoartrosi congenita dell’apofisiunciforme dell’osso uncinato: descrizi...Alberto Mantovani
SUMMARY
Congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate has been described in the literature as "os hamuli proprium." However, its existence has never been correlated with other pathological conditions. We report two cases in which this congenital anomaly became symptomatic due to two different disorders related to it. In the first case, the congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate produced a pathological rupture of the flexor profundus tendon to the little finger in a 54 years old farmer. In the second case, it resulted in carpal tunnel syndrome in a 35 years old lady who was employed as mechanic worker. The first patient was treated in the emergency and the flexor digitorum superficialis tendon to the ring finger was sutured to the distal stump of the ruptured flexor profundus tendon to the little finger. The second patient was advised surgery for decompression of the median nerve but she has refused to undergo the operation. In our opinion, the pathological symptoms in both patients (ruptured flexor profundus tendon and carpal tunnel syndrome) were directly related to the congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate. We have described the diagnostic protocol adopted in the two patients and the radiological study performed in the other members of their families. The latter study revealed an asymptomatic congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate in a sister of the first patient. We have also discussed the differential diagnoses and the other possible modalities of treatment that could be utilized in these and other cases.
IL TRATTAMENTO DELL’ARTROSI ISOLATA SCAFO-TRAPEZIO-TRAPEZOIDE CON TENODESI DE...Alberto Mantovani
SUMMARY
The authors report their experience in the treatment of isolated STT arthritis using a novel technique and propose a new clinico-radiological classification for the condition in four stages. In STT arthritis, the joint is rendered unstable due to the rupture of the capitotrapezium and volar scaphotrapezial ligaments. The objective of the operation is to stabilise this joint and, thus, eliminate the pain and the tenosynovitis that occurs due to the instability.
MATERIAL AND METHODOS. The technique involves deepening of the gutter for the flexor carpi radialis in the trapezium, excision of the distal part of the scaphoid and anchorage of the FCR in its fibro-osseous canal.
The hand is immobilised in a plaster for 2-3 weeks depending upon the condition of the tenosynovium and the tendon noted during surgery.
This technique has been utilised in 11 patients between 1995 and 2004 and the results have been reviewed.
RESULTS. Complete and permanent relief of pain was obtained in each of the 11 patients within an average period of 6 months. The follow-up ranged from 1-9 years. There was no loss of range of flexion nor extension as compared to the pre-operative conditions. In fact, we only noted an improvement in the mobility or it remained unchanged.
The scapho-lunate angle, too, was not affected following surgery. The increased angle noted in two patients before surgery, too, remained intact.
CONCLUSIONS. This technique of FCR tenodesis and minimal bony resection of the distal end of the scaphoid is a simple and efficient method that offers consistent results in the treatment of STT arthritis. It probably owes its success to the fact that it tackles the cause of pain i.e. the instability due to the ruptured capitotrapezium and volar scaphotrapezial ligaments.
Simcri 2016. Ossigenoterapia Normobarica VS IperbaricaPaolo Madeyski
Differenza tra ossigenoterapia in camera normobarica di Madeyski rispetto alla camera iperbarica nelle lesioni del piede diabetico e delle ulcere arti inferiori
Osteosintesi percutanea del radio distale: Tecnica di Legnago (2013)Alberto Mantovani
SUMMARY
Purpose: We have developed and used a system of percutaneous fixation of unstable distal radius fractures (DRF)
using 4 Kirschner (K) wires. These wires are passed from the lateral side of the radius and connected among themselves
using a clamp. We call this the “Legnago technique” and the objective of this study is to standardize the
method and make it safe and easily reproducible. Methods: 27 patients aged from 45 to 102, 3 men and 24 women,
were treated using this technique. The indications were strictly limited to type A2 and A3 of the AO classification,
excluding the A3.3. These were usually emergency procedures, performed under local anaesthesia and under
image intensifier control. We recommend a small incision at the entry point of each K wire and blunt dissection up
to the bone in order to avoid impalement of vessels, tendons or nerves.We follow a standard sequence of passing four
K wires, starting with a 2 mm K wire from the radial styloid into the medullary canal of the radius. This is inserted
dorsal to the tendons of the first extensor compartment. The K wire was mounted on a Jacob’s chuck handle and
was pre-bent at its leading end to around 30 degrees. This helps to control the direction of the wire within the bone
and, also, helps in achieving the reduction. The subsequent three wires of diameter 1.8 mm are passed using a motorised
drill from the lateral aspect of the lower end of the radius across the fracture site to engage the opposite cortex.
Finally, each of the wires is bent adequately in a convergent direction along the axis of the wrist on the lateral side
and held together with the help of a clamp. Results: Each patient was evaluated according to MayoWrist Score criteria,
with a follow-up ranging from 4-26 months.We noted 17 excellent results, 7 good and 3 satisfactory. Radiological
consolidation of the fracture was achieved in each patient, at an average delay of 40 days. Union occurred
with no change in the radiological parameters achieved by the operation. The complications included three cases of
superficial infection around the K wires and a partial lesion of the superficial radial nerve. The patients regained
complete autonomy in the use of the affected upper limb for activities of daily living within a week from the operation.
None of the patients underwent supervised physiotherapy. Conclusions: The Legnago technique of percutaneous
fixation of the DRF has proved efficacious in the treatment of unstable extra-articular fractures. The particular
arrangement of insertion of the K-wires and their connection using an external fixator clamp allowed early
active mobilisation of the wrist without plaster support. This concurs with recent experimental demonstrations according
to which the biomechanical stability of the percutaneous fixation of the DRF with externally connected
crossing K wires is superimposable to that obtained by volar locked plates. RivChirMano 2012; 3: 339-349
TRAPEZIECTOMIA E TENOARTROPLASTICA CON ½ FCR “ANNODATO” (relazione SICM 2013)Alberto Mantovani
Relazione al "51° Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Chirurgia della Mano" Rimini 03 - 05 ottobre 2013
RIASSUNTO
Scopo: Lo scopo di questo studio è di presentare e valutare in modo retrospettivo una tecnica di trattamento dell’artrosi trapezio metacarpale (TM) utilizzata dal 1995. Si tratta di un intervento di trapeziectomia, ligamentoplastica e interposizione tendinea con metà del tendine flexor carpi radialis (FCR), che viene prima bloccato in un tunnel osseo nella base del primo metacarpo e poi interposto e più volte annodato nel nuovo spazio scafo metacarpale, fino a colmarlo stabilmente. Dimostriamo inoltre che il muscolo abductor digastricus (ABD.D.) è una costante anatomica utilizzabile per la via chirurgica di accesso al trapezio.
Materiali e metodi: Sono stati valutati 78 pazienti operati dal 1995 al 2012, da 51 a 86 anni, di cui 72 donne e 6 uomini, con un follow up da 1 a 17 anni. Per la valutazione clinica abbiamo usato il Mayo Wrist Score (MWS) “adattato” per il pollice. La distanza scafo metacarpale è stata misurata all’RX di controllo del follow up ed è stata definita: invariata o ridotta di ± ½ confrontandola con l’RX postoperatorio.
Risultati: I risultati clinici con il MWS adattato al pollice sono stati: ottimi in 53 casi, buoni in 15 casi, discreti in 6 casi e negativi in 4 casi: 2 di questi sono stati rioperati dopo 1 e 2 anni rispettivamente, per dolore persistente. Il tempo medio di ripresa funzionale per il lavoro è stato di 2 mesi (range da 1 a 6 mesi) . La distanza scafo metacarpale è risultata costantemente diminuita ma non ha mai superato il valore di – ½ rispetto all’RX post operatorio e senza correlazione con il risultato clinico. Non sono state registrate complicanze.
Discussione: La tecnica descritta è risultata efficace e riproducibile. Associando la stabilizzazione metacarpale mediante plastica legamentosa con metà del tendine FCR e l’interposizione e annodamento dello stesso tendine nel nuovo spazio scafo metacarpale, si può ridurre il tempo di immobilizzazione post operatoria e anticipare il recupero funzionale del pollice. Si tratta di una tenoartroplastica biologica ottenuta solo con strutture del paziente e non richiede perciò costi aggiuntivi di altri materiali. Viene anche segnalato l’interesse chirurgico della via di accesso anteriore al trapezio, sezionando costantemente il tendine del muscolo ABD.D..
La pseudoartrosi congenita dell’apofisiunciforme dell’osso uncinato: descrizi...Alberto Mantovani
SUMMARY
Congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate has been described in the literature as "os hamuli proprium." However, its existence has never been correlated with other pathological conditions. We report two cases in which this congenital anomaly became symptomatic due to two different disorders related to it. In the first case, the congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate produced a pathological rupture of the flexor profundus tendon to the little finger in a 54 years old farmer. In the second case, it resulted in carpal tunnel syndrome in a 35 years old lady who was employed as mechanic worker. The first patient was treated in the emergency and the flexor digitorum superficialis tendon to the ring finger was sutured to the distal stump of the ruptured flexor profundus tendon to the little finger. The second patient was advised surgery for decompression of the median nerve but she has refused to undergo the operation. In our opinion, the pathological symptoms in both patients (ruptured flexor profundus tendon and carpal tunnel syndrome) were directly related to the congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate. We have described the diagnostic protocol adopted in the two patients and the radiological study performed in the other members of their families. The latter study revealed an asymptomatic congenital pseudarthrosis of the hook of the hamate in a sister of the first patient. We have also discussed the differential diagnoses and the other possible modalities of treatment that could be utilized in these and other cases.
IL TRATTAMENTO DELL’ARTROSI ISOLATA SCAFO-TRAPEZIO-TRAPEZOIDE CON TENODESI DE...Alberto Mantovani
SUMMARY
The authors report their experience in the treatment of isolated STT arthritis using a novel technique and propose a new clinico-radiological classification for the condition in four stages. In STT arthritis, the joint is rendered unstable due to the rupture of the capitotrapezium and volar scaphotrapezial ligaments. The objective of the operation is to stabilise this joint and, thus, eliminate the pain and the tenosynovitis that occurs due to the instability.
MATERIAL AND METHODOS. The technique involves deepening of the gutter for the flexor carpi radialis in the trapezium, excision of the distal part of the scaphoid and anchorage of the FCR in its fibro-osseous canal.
The hand is immobilised in a plaster for 2-3 weeks depending upon the condition of the tenosynovium and the tendon noted during surgery.
This technique has been utilised in 11 patients between 1995 and 2004 and the results have been reviewed.
RESULTS. Complete and permanent relief of pain was obtained in each of the 11 patients within an average period of 6 months. The follow-up ranged from 1-9 years. There was no loss of range of flexion nor extension as compared to the pre-operative conditions. In fact, we only noted an improvement in the mobility or it remained unchanged.
The scapho-lunate angle, too, was not affected following surgery. The increased angle noted in two patients before surgery, too, remained intact.
CONCLUSIONS. This technique of FCR tenodesis and minimal bony resection of the distal end of the scaphoid is a simple and efficient method that offers consistent results in the treatment of STT arthritis. It probably owes its success to the fact that it tackles the cause of pain i.e. the instability due to the ruptured capitotrapezium and volar scaphotrapezial ligaments.
Simcri 2016. Ossigenoterapia Normobarica VS IperbaricaPaolo Madeyski
Differenza tra ossigenoterapia in camera normobarica di Madeyski rispetto alla camera iperbarica nelle lesioni del piede diabetico e delle ulcere arti inferiori
Osteosintesi percutanea del radio distale: Tecnica di Legnago (2013)Alberto Mantovani
SUMMARY
Purpose: We have developed and used a system of percutaneous fixation of unstable distal radius fractures (DRF)
using 4 Kirschner (K) wires. These wires are passed from the lateral side of the radius and connected among themselves
using a clamp. We call this the “Legnago technique” and the objective of this study is to standardize the
method and make it safe and easily reproducible. Methods: 27 patients aged from 45 to 102, 3 men and 24 women,
were treated using this technique. The indications were strictly limited to type A2 and A3 of the AO classification,
excluding the A3.3. These were usually emergency procedures, performed under local anaesthesia and under
image intensifier control. We recommend a small incision at the entry point of each K wire and blunt dissection up
to the bone in order to avoid impalement of vessels, tendons or nerves.We follow a standard sequence of passing four
K wires, starting with a 2 mm K wire from the radial styloid into the medullary canal of the radius. This is inserted
dorsal to the tendons of the first extensor compartment. The K wire was mounted on a Jacob’s chuck handle and
was pre-bent at its leading end to around 30 degrees. This helps to control the direction of the wire within the bone
and, also, helps in achieving the reduction. The subsequent three wires of diameter 1.8 mm are passed using a motorised
drill from the lateral aspect of the lower end of the radius across the fracture site to engage the opposite cortex.
Finally, each of the wires is bent adequately in a convergent direction along the axis of the wrist on the lateral side
and held together with the help of a clamp. Results: Each patient was evaluated according to MayoWrist Score criteria,
with a follow-up ranging from 4-26 months.We noted 17 excellent results, 7 good and 3 satisfactory. Radiological
consolidation of the fracture was achieved in each patient, at an average delay of 40 days. Union occurred
with no change in the radiological parameters achieved by the operation. The complications included three cases of
superficial infection around the K wires and a partial lesion of the superficial radial nerve. The patients regained
complete autonomy in the use of the affected upper limb for activities of daily living within a week from the operation.
None of the patients underwent supervised physiotherapy. Conclusions: The Legnago technique of percutaneous
fixation of the DRF has proved efficacious in the treatment of unstable extra-articular fractures. The particular
arrangement of insertion of the K-wires and their connection using an external fixator clamp allowed early
active mobilisation of the wrist without plaster support. This concurs with recent experimental demonstrations according
to which the biomechanical stability of the percutaneous fixation of the DRF with externally connected
crossing K wires is superimposable to that obtained by volar locked plates. RivChirMano 2012; 3: 339-349
TRAPEZIECTOMIA E TENOARTROPLASTICA CON ½ FCR “ANNODATO” (relazione SICM 2013)Alberto Mantovani
Relazione al "51° Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Chirurgia della Mano" Rimini 03 - 05 ottobre 2013
RIASSUNTO
Scopo: Lo scopo di questo studio è di presentare e valutare in modo retrospettivo una tecnica di trattamento dell’artrosi trapezio metacarpale (TM) utilizzata dal 1995. Si tratta di un intervento di trapeziectomia, ligamentoplastica e interposizione tendinea con metà del tendine flexor carpi radialis (FCR), che viene prima bloccato in un tunnel osseo nella base del primo metacarpo e poi interposto e più volte annodato nel nuovo spazio scafo metacarpale, fino a colmarlo stabilmente. Dimostriamo inoltre che il muscolo abductor digastricus (ABD.D.) è una costante anatomica utilizzabile per la via chirurgica di accesso al trapezio.
Materiali e metodi: Sono stati valutati 78 pazienti operati dal 1995 al 2012, da 51 a 86 anni, di cui 72 donne e 6 uomini, con un follow up da 1 a 17 anni. Per la valutazione clinica abbiamo usato il Mayo Wrist Score (MWS) “adattato” per il pollice. La distanza scafo metacarpale è stata misurata all’RX di controllo del follow up ed è stata definita: invariata o ridotta di ± ½ confrontandola con l’RX postoperatorio.
Risultati: I risultati clinici con il MWS adattato al pollice sono stati: ottimi in 53 casi, buoni in 15 casi, discreti in 6 casi e negativi in 4 casi: 2 di questi sono stati rioperati dopo 1 e 2 anni rispettivamente, per dolore persistente. Il tempo medio di ripresa funzionale per il lavoro è stato di 2 mesi (range da 1 a 6 mesi) . La distanza scafo metacarpale è risultata costantemente diminuita ma non ha mai superato il valore di – ½ rispetto all’RX post operatorio e senza correlazione con il risultato clinico. Non sono state registrate complicanze.
Discussione: La tecnica descritta è risultata efficace e riproducibile. Associando la stabilizzazione metacarpale mediante plastica legamentosa con metà del tendine FCR e l’interposizione e annodamento dello stesso tendine nel nuovo spazio scafo metacarpale, si può ridurre il tempo di immobilizzazione post operatoria e anticipare il recupero funzionale del pollice. Si tratta di una tenoartroplastica biologica ottenuta solo con strutture del paziente e non richiede perciò costi aggiuntivi di altri materiali. Viene anche segnalato l’interesse chirurgico della via di accesso anteriore al trapezio, sezionando costantemente il tendine del muscolo ABD.D..
Gonalgia in paziente con pregresso carcinoma renale
1. Gonalgia in paziente con
pregresso carcinoma renale
Piana R., Boffano M., Ferro A., Marone S.,
Albertini U., Boux El.
S.C. Ortopedia Oncologica e Ricostruttiva
AO Città della Salute e della Scienza Torino
Torino, 24 novembre 2012
2. Uomo, 78 anni
1990 nefrectomia destra (Ca a cellule renali pT2Nx)
Da 8 mesi gonalgia destra ingravescente, esegue RM
in autonomia e si reca in PS
RM dicembre 2005
Referto: lesioni meniscali di tipo degenerativo, area di dubbia interpretazione
al limite del femore
3. Il paziente viene inserito in lista d’attesa e viene
eseguito intervento di meniscectomia e lavaggio
artroscopico
Valutazione fisiatrica e FKT nel postoperatorio…