Knee Surgery Flashcards
Causes of knee haematoma
- Fracture
- Ligament injury
- Meniscal tear
- Patella dislocation
Classification for periprosthetic infections - THR OR TKR
Tsukayama JBJSA 1996
1) Acute - < 4weeks - Liner exchange
2) Chronic - 4 weeks to 2 years - 2-stage
3) Acute Hamatog - > 2 years - 2 stage
4) Positive intraop cultures - 6/52 IV Abx
What are my Indications for HTO?
1 - Age < 55. 2- Weight < 90kg 3- Uni OA - Clinical and Rx. 4- Aysymptomatic PFJ OA 5- Range 90 flexion 6- Varus < 10 7- Subluxation < 1cm 8- No thrust 9- Stable knee 10- Non RA / Inflamm Smoking is relative CI - Increased non-union so closing more than opening wedge
What are the Coventry indications for HTO?
1- age < 65 2- Pain correlated with medial Rx findings 3- Rx normal lateral compartment 4- Range 90 flexion 5- Varus < 15 6- Stable knee 7- Internal derangements excluded
Coventry - Acta orthopaedica Belgium 1982
Classification for femoral periprosthetic TKR #
Rorabeck and Lewis
Type 1 - non-displaced and stable
Type 2 - displaced and stable
Type 3 - unstable
Stable prosthesis - use Su classification
Type 1 - # above femoral component
Type 2 - # at level of femoral component.
Type 3 - # below level of component
What studies looked at notching on femurs causing PP TKR #s
Lesh - JBJSA 2000
3mm anterior notch is 30% decrease torsional strength
Healing, remodelling and stress distribution
Ritter 1988 JofArth
670 TKR - 27% with notching
Risk factors for PP TKR #
Patient
- age
- osteopaenia
- RA
- neurological disorder
- steroids
- loosening / lysis
- infection
Surgical
- notching
- malalignment
- increased constraint
- revision
- devascularization
- excessive resection
Classification for tibial PeriProsthetic TKR #
Felix Type 1 - tibial plateau Type 2 - adjacent tibial stem Type 3 - distal tibial stem Type 4 - tibial tubercle
Classification of patellar PeriProsthetic TKR #
Ortiguera and Berry
Type 1 - ext mech Intact & stable
Type 2 - ext mech disrupted - stable or unstable
Type 3 - EM intact, unstable, good bone stock
Type 4 - EM intact, unstable, poor bone stock
Causes of a Valgus knee
Congenital - dysplasias
Acquired SONK Meniscectomy Trauma - Cozens, physeal, mal union Lateral OA / RA
Risks of infection in ACL surgery
- 9 times if previous knee surgery
- 1 times is prior surgery was an ACL
Hamstring graft 1.4% risk vs 0.5 for BTB or allograft
Possibly - superficial fixation on post, high suture load, extra ST dissction
Limit infection - foot on sterile are at all time, graft from trusted site and always in secure area of OT, waterproof drapes, limit OT traffic
Pattern of OA in PCL deficient knee
80% Medial femoral condyle and 50% Patella after 5 years