RESULTADOS A CORTO PLAZO DE LA CORRELACIÓN CLÍNICO RADIOLÓGICA MEDIANTE RM DE LA TÉCNICA AMIC PARA EL TRATAMIENTO DE LESIONES CONDRALES DE LA RODILLA.
Palabras clave:
TÉCNICA AMIC, poster, seram, LESIONES CONDRALES DE LA RODILLAResumen
Objetivos
INTRODUCCIÓN:
La articulación femoropatelar es compleja y está sometida a fuerzas axiales y de cizallamiento. Los defectos condrales de la misma están asociados con Frecuencia a una presión femoropatelar anormal tal como la compresión lateral o la posición lateral excesiva de la rótula en la tróclea [2,3]. Los defectos del
cartílago rotuliano son frecuentes especialmente en los atletas y jóvenes, los cuales sufren dolor, bloqueo e hinchazón.
Material y métodos
Nueve pacientes entre 24 y 62 años con uno o más defectos condrales focales rotulianos grado III-IV según la escala de Outerbridge, (3 defectos grado III y 6 grado IV), entre 10 y 20 mm de diámetro, fueron tratados mediante la técnica AMIC en nuestra institución entre enero del 2014 a mayo del 2015.
Los criterios de exclusión fueron: edad menor de 15 y mayores de 50 años, la mala alineación femoropatelar o tibio-femoral y los pacientes con lesiones condrales en el fémur, la tibia o tróclea.
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