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Acta Ortop Mex 2024; 38 (3)


Artrofibrosis de rodilla en cirugía ortopédica pediátrica

Faust T, Castañeda P

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 83
Paginas: 179-187
Archivo PDF: 209.58 Kb.


RESUMEN

La artrofibrosis es una complicación difícil asociada con lesiones de rodilla tanto en niños como en adultos. Si bien se sabe mucho sobre el manejo de la artrofibrosis en adultos, es necesario comprender sus aspectos únicos y estrategias de manejo en la población pediátrica. Este documento proporciona una visión general de la artrofibrosis en la cirugía ortopédica pediátrica, centrándose en sus causas, implicaciones, clasificaciones y manejo. Este documento es una revisión completa de la literatura y la investigación existente sobre artrofibrosis en pacientes pediátricos. La artrofibrosis se caracteriza por una producción excesiva de colágeno y adherencias, lo que conduce a un movimiento articular restringido y dolor. Se asocia con una inmunorrespuesta y fibrosis dentro y alrededor de la articulación. La artrofibrosis puede ser el resultado de varias lesiones de rodilla en pacientes pediátricos, incluyendo fracturas de columna tibial, lesiones de LCA y LCP, y procedimientos extraarticulares. Los factores técnicos en el momento de la cirugía desempeñan un papel en el desarrollo de la pérdida de movimiento y deben abordarse para minimizar las complicaciones. Se recomienda prevenir la artrofibrosis a través de la fisioterapia temprana. La gestión no operativa, incluyendo el empalme dinámico y la fundición en serie, ha mostrado algunos beneficios. Los nuevos enfoques farmacológicos a la lisis de adherencias han demostrado ser prometedores. Las intervenciones quirúrgicas, consistentes en lisis artroscópica de adherencias (LOA) y manipulación bajo anestesia (MUA), pueden mejorar significativamente el movimiento y los resultados funcionales. La artrofibrosis plantea desafíos únicos en los pacientes pediátricos, exigiendo un enfoque matizado que incluye prevención, intervención temprana con medios no operatorios y mejoras en las técnicas quirúrgicas. Las intervenciones farmacológicas modernas ofrecen una promesa para el futuro. Las intervenciones e investigaciones personalizadas centradas en pacientes pediátricos son fundamentales para obtener resultados óptimos.


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