Masquijo J

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 18
Paginas: 60-65
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RESUMEN

La inestabilidad patelofemoral (PFI) es un trastorno común en niños y adolescentes. La estabilización quirúrgica de la rótula plantea desafíos en pacientes esqueléticamente inmaduros debido a peculiaridades anatómicas en esta etapa, lo que lleva a la ausencia de una técnica de reconstrucción estándar establecida. Recientemente, ha habido un interés notable en el complejo femororrotuliano medial (MPFC), que abarca el ligamento femororrotuliano medial (MPFL) y el ligamento femoral del tendón del cuádriceps medial (MQTFL), debido a su papel en la restricción del desplazamiento rotuliano lateral. Este artículo tiene como objetivo describir la técnica quirúrgica empleada por el autor para reconstruir el complejo femororrotuliano medial con aloinjerto en pacientes esqueléticamente inmaduros con inestabilidad femororrotuliana. Diseño del estudio: técnica quirúrgica.

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