The transcutaneous prosthetics of joint synovial fluid at patients suffered from lumbar spondylarthrosis
https://doi.org/10.17650/1683-3295-2014-0-3-50-54
Abstract
Objective. To estimate the clinical outcomes of using the transcutaneous puncture facet joint plasty with endoprosthesis replacement of facet joints by prosthetics of joint synovial fluid ViscoPlus® at patients with lumbar spondyloarthrosis. Material and methods. The comparative analysis of 120 patients treatment (age from 24 till 68 years old, men - 44, women - 76) was conducted. There were 3 analyzed groups of patients: 1st group - conservative treatment (50 clinical cases), 2d group - underwent facet joint plasty (20 clinical cases), 3d group - combination of facet joint plasty and following conservative treatment (50 clinical cases). The endoprosthesis of joint synovial fluid ViscoPlus® was injected via transcutaneous puncture into cavities of facet joints for improving the lubricating and dampening characteristics of joints. Results. The efficacy of conservative treatment achieved 61,6% comparing with 78,2% in case of facet joint plasty. The efficacy of combined therapy (conservative treatment+ facet joint plasty) was the highest and amounted to 86,5%. Conclusion. The transcutaneous puncture facet joint plasty with endoprosthesis replacement of facet joints by prosthetics of joint synovial fluid ViscoPlus® is effective method for treatment of facet syndrome. The clinical effect is multiplying while adding the conservative treatment.
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Kholodov S.A. The transcutaneous prosthetics of joint synovial fluid at patients suffered from lumbar spondylarthrosis. Russian journal of neurosurgery. 2014;(3):50-54. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.17650/1683-3295-2014-0-3-50-54
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