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Avoid Complications: Cast Please, Thank You Dr. Sarmiento William T. Obremskey MD MPH MMHC Vanderbilt Orthopedic Trauma 6th Kenneth D. Johnson, M.D. Lectureship 2011 Augusto Sarmiento M.D. Bare Bones: A Surgeon's Tale 1st Edition by Augusto


  1. Avoid Complications: Cast Please, Thank You Dr. Sarmiento William T. Obremskey MD MPH MMHC Vanderbilt Orthopedic Trauma

  2. 6th Kenneth D. Johnson, M.D. Lectureship 2011 Augusto Sarmiento M.D.

  3. Bare Bones: A Surgeon's Tale 1st Edition by Augusto Sarmiento M.D.

  4. Was Sarmiento Wrong? • NO! 4

  5. Gus would never treat a severe Distal Tibia in a cast. When to Ex Fix ONLY?

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  17. Complications • The only way to avoid all complications • Is • To Not Operate!

  18. Ex- Fix vs ORIF of Distal Tibia Fractures Southeast Fracture Consortium Supported by: OTA Clinical Grant EBI Educational Grant

  19. ORIF vs Ex fix of Pilon Fxs • Wyrsch, B., et al., Operative treatment of fractures of the tibial plafond. A randomized, prospective study. J Bone Joint Surg Am, 1996. 78 (11): p. 1646-57. - 39 patients • ORIF – 5 days – 28% rate of infection – 33% rate of wound sloughing – 10% BKA • Ex Fix – 5% rate of infection – 5% rate of wound sloughing • No differences in joint reduction, rate of union, clinical scores or radiographic scores.

  20. Study Design • Initial bridging Ex-Fix across ankle joint – ORIF of fibula at surgeon’s discretion – type of Ex-Fix at surgeon’s discretion

  21. Ex fix Plafond Fracture Study Design RCT Consent ORIF joint and ORIF joint and plate tibia Ex-Fix tibia Clinical F/U 3,6 ,12 Clinical F/U 3,6 ,12 mos mos Functional F/U Functional F/U 3,6,12 mos 3,6,12 mos

  22. Results

  23. Results No differences b/t groups: smoking or DM

  24. Results - Clinical • Time in Ex-Fix – IF – 3.3 weeks (0-12) – XF – 10 weeks (7-17) • Bone Grafts < 6 weeks – 7/34 patients in the IF group – 4/26 patients in the EF group – p> 0.05

  25. Results – Clinical – 6 mos Delayed/ non Union Infection IF 6/34 (18%) 3/34 (8.8%) XF 10/26 (39%) 2/26 (7.7%) P-value 0.0708, Chi-square 0.3561, Fisher's exact test Power analysis : If above % are “real” then need 70 in each group for 0.80 power With these #s power is 0.44

  26. Results - Radiographic • No differences in Articular reduction – Post op – 6 months – P= 0.74 – Marsh et al JBJS-A, 2003. • No differences in arthrosis score at 6 months – P= 0.67 – Domsic and Saltzman 1998

  27. Results - Functional • 3 months– IF group improved – Iowa Ankle (p=0.0172) – Range of Motion (p=.0264) • 6 months IF group - Iowa Ankle – Functional outcome scores (p=0.0128)

  28. Results – Functional • No differences b/t scores at 3, 6, 12 mos: – SMFA – SF-36 • SF-36 Vitality and Social Functioning – P= 0.04

  29. Conclusions • XF or IF can attain and maintain articular reduction • No difference in arthrosis at 6-12 months • Risk of nonunion/delayed union > with XF • Risk of Infection no different • Funtional Scores better at 3 mos w/ IF • Functional scores no different at 6, 12 mos

  30. Prospective Treatment of Closed Stable Tibia Shaft Fxs with Cast vs IMN The Southeast Fracture Consortium Supported by OTA grant

  31. Hypotheses • IMNs patients will:` – RTW sooner – Better early functional outcomes – Better alignment • Complications – no difference • Knee pain/function no difference

  32. Results No differences b/t groups: Age Smoking Diabetes Anticonvulsants NSAIDs

  33. Follow up 3 mos 6 mos Cast 81% 53% |IMN 86% 77%

  34. Results – Clinical ROM Cast/IMN 3 months 6 months DF 7.4/12.4 12/15 PF 27.5/39 37/33 P value 0.042/0.027 0.26/0,94 Ankle ROM improved at 3 mos in IMN group No infections in either group

  35. Activity Questionaire at 12-months. Knee Function RETURN OF Open ( 205) Closed (456) Exercise 45% 61% Training 43% 58% Sports 33% 48% 50% 71% Employment

  36. Knee Pain • No Differences at 3, 6 or 12 months

  37. Results – Return to Work 3 mos 6 mos Cast 39% 83% IMN 76% 100% P value 0.04 0.48 Patients with IMN more likely to RTW at 3 mos

  38. Results – Radiographic Alignment – 6 months Malalignment Malunion Cast 3/15 (20%) 1/15 (7%) IMN 1/17 (6%) 0/17 P value 0.22 More malaligned in Cast group, but not significant

  39. Results – Radiographic Union 3 mos 6 mos Cast 29% 80% IMN 50% 94% p value 0.22 0.32 No difference in union at 3 or 6 mos

  40. Results – Functional SMFA – 3 mos Dysfct Index Bother Index Daily activity Mobility Cast 38 51 58 45 IMN 16 18 18 19 P value 0.008 0.23 0.0093 0.062 3 mos – improved function in IMN group 6 mos. - no differences in any SMFA dom SMFA score lower is better

  41. Tibia Shaft Fxs - OP vs Non-op Hooper GJ, et al. JBJS 73B:1991 • 64 pts w/ closed or open G1 displaced tibia fxs randomized to cast vs IMN Cast IMNp-value • • union 18.3 wks 15.7 wks < 0.05 • RTW 23 wks 13.5 wks < 0.05 • ang.> 10 ° 15% 0% < 0.05 • short >1 cm15% 0% < 0.05 • infections 0% 0%

  42. Conclusions • First study to evaluate STABLE tibia fractures w/ IMN vs cast • No difference in ankle ROM • IMN group faster RTW • IMN Functional Scores better at 3 mos • Functional scores no different at 6 mos • Malalignment risk greater in cast group

  43. The Southeast Fracture Consortim • EBM and Multicenter Trials • “This could be the beginning of a beautiful relationship” – Humpfrey Bogart - Casa Blanca

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