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Proximal amputation of inferior extremity secondary to recurrent pressure ulcers in patients with spinal cord injuries
Study design: Descriptive case series study. Objective: To describe the course of five spinal cord injury (SCI) patients who underwent proximal amputation of the inferior extremity, secondary to recurrent, complicated pressure ulcers (PU) and the clinical impact this intervention had in these patien...
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| description | Study design:
Descriptive case series study.
Objective:
To describe the course of five spinal cord injury (SCI) patients who underwent proximal amputation of the inferior extremity, secondary to recurrent, complicated pressure ulcers (PU) and the clinical impact this intervention had in these patients.
Place:
Trabajador Hospital in Santiago, Chile.
Method:
Revision of five clinical cases of patients who underwent partial hemipelvectomy or hip disarticulation with amputation of the extremity as treatment for pelvic recurrent PU with chronic secondary osteomyelitis. The clinical impact was quantified as days of hospital stay, number of surgeries and previous and post surgery PU.
Results:
After the proximal amputation of the extremity, patients significantly decreased number of days of hospital stay (
P
=0.035), number of surgeries (
P
=0.015) and PU (
P
=0.0065).
Conclusion:
Partial hemipelvectomy and hip disarticulation with proximal amputation of the inferior extremity are rescue procedures that can be last resource treatment for chronic recurrent pelvic PU secondary to chronic osteomyelitis.
Sponsorship:
Not applicable. |
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Descriptive case series study.
Objective:
To describe the course of five spinal cord injury (SCI) patients who underwent proximal amputation of the inferior extremity, secondary to recurrent, complicated pressure ulcers (PU) and the clinical impact this intervention had in these patients.
Place:
Trabajador Hospital in Santiago, Chile.
Method:
Revision of five clinical cases of patients who underwent partial hemipelvectomy or hip disarticulation with amputation of the extremity as treatment for pelvic recurrent PU with chronic secondary osteomyelitis. The clinical impact was quantified as days of hospital stay, number of surgeries and previous and post surgery PU.
Results:
After the proximal amputation of the extremity, patients significantly decreased number of days of hospital stay (
P
=0.035), number of surgeries (
P
=0.015) and PU (
P
=0.0065).
Conclusion:
Partial hemipelvectomy and hip disarticulation with proximal amputation of the inferior extremity are rescue procedures that can be last resource treatment for chronic recurrent pelvic PU secondary to chronic osteomyelitis.
Sponsorship:
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Descriptive case series study.
Objective:
To describe the course of five spinal cord injury (SCI) patients who underwent proximal amputation of the inferior extremity, secondary to recurrent, complicated pressure ulcers (PU) and the clinical impact this intervention had in these patients.
Place:
Trabajador Hospital in Santiago, Chile.
Method:
Revision of five clinical cases of patients who underwent partial hemipelvectomy or hip disarticulation with amputation of the extremity as treatment for pelvic recurrent PU with chronic secondary osteomyelitis. The clinical impact was quantified as days of hospital stay, number of surgeries and previous and post surgery PU.
Results:
After the proximal amputation of the extremity, patients significantly decreased number of days of hospital stay (
P
=0.035), number of surgeries (
P
=0.015) and PU (
P
=0.0065).
Conclusion:
Partial hemipelvectomy and hip disarticulation with proximal amputation of the inferior extremity are rescue procedures that can be last resource treatment for chronic recurrent pelvic PU secondary to chronic osteomyelitis.
Sponsorship:
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Descriptive case series study.
Objective:
To describe the course of five spinal cord injury (SCI) patients who underwent proximal amputation of the inferior extremity, secondary to recurrent, complicated pressure ulcers (PU) and the clinical impact this intervention had in these patients.
Place:
Trabajador Hospital in Santiago, Chile.
Method:
Revision of five clinical cases of patients who underwent partial hemipelvectomy or hip disarticulation with amputation of the extremity as treatment for pelvic recurrent PU with chronic secondary osteomyelitis. The clinical impact was quantified as days of hospital stay, number of surgeries and previous and post surgery PU.
Results:
After the proximal amputation of the extremity, patients significantly decreased number of days of hospital stay (
P
=0.035), number of surgeries (
P
=0.015) and PU (
P
=0.0065).
Conclusion:
Partial hemipelvectomy and hip disarticulation with proximal amputation of the inferior extremity are rescue procedures that can be last resource treatment for chronic recurrent pelvic PU secondary to chronic osteomyelitis.
Sponsorship:
Not applicable.</abstract><cop>London</cop><pub>Nature Publishing Group UK</pub><pmid>17607312</pmid><doi>10.1038/sj.sc.3102089</doi><tpages>5</tpages><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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