Complicaciones de la ostectomía proximal del peroné en pacientes con genu varo doloroso
Abstract
Introducción: En el proceder quirúrgico del tratamiento del genu varo doloroso, la osteotomía del peroné es un paso común que acompaña a la osteotomía valguizante de la tibia, con un porcentaje de complicaciones conocidas. Los autores del presente trabajo comenzaron a aplicar un nuevo enfoque en el tratamiento de esta afección, con la ostectomía del peroné, donde también se presentan complicaciones.Objetivo: Identificar las complicaciones en pacientes operados mediante ostectomía del peroné.
Métodos: Fueron evaluados 116 pacientes portadores de cambios degenerativos del compartimento interno de la rodilla; operados mediante ostectomía del peroné, durante el período de abril del 2016 a abril del 2018. Las complicaciones fueron recogidas desde el momento de la intervención quirúrgica, su evolución y tratamiento, a través del seguimiento por consulta externa.
Resultados: En los pacientes obesos se observó el mayor número de complicaciones (9), de ellas 4 referentes a neuropraxia de la rama profunda del nervio peroneo o fibular, 2 con hematomas de la herida y una con infección. Hubo 2 pacientes con linfangitis. Hubo 11 pacientes con 14 complicaciones (9,4 % de los intervenidos).
Conclusiones: Las complicaciones más importantes fueron neuropraxia de las ramas superficial y profunda del nervio peroneo, el hematoma e infección de la herida.
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