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IRCCS GALEAZZI, MILANO TREATMENT OF BONE MARROW EDEMA (BME) OF THE TALUS WITH PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS: OUTCOMES IN SIX PATIENTS Nicol Martinelli, Elena Sartorelli, Alberto Bianchi, Carlo Bonifacini, Giovanni Romeo, Francesco Malerba


  1. IRCCS GALEAZZI, MILANO TREATMENT OF BONE MARROW EDEMA (BME) OF THE TALUS WITH PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS: OUTCOMES IN SIX PATIENTS Nicolò Martinelli, Elena Sartorelli, Alberto Bianchi, Carlo Bonifacini, Giovanni Romeo, Francesco Malerba

  2. DISCLOSURE TREATMENT OF BONE MARROW EDEMA (BME) OF THE TALUS WITH PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS: OUTCOMES IN SIX PATIENTS Nicolò Martinelli My disclosure is in the Final AOFAS Mobile App. I have no potential conflicts with this presentation.

  3. BACKGROUND IDIOPATHIC BONE MARROW EDEMA RARE CAUSE OF FOOT PAIN, ALSO CALLED: TRANSIENT BONE MARROW EDEMA OF THE TALUS • ONLY CASE SERIES REPORTED IN THE LITERATURE • TIME TO SYMPTOM REGRESSION VARIES AMONG THE STUDIES FROM 3 TO 22 MONTHS WITH OR WITHOUT INTERVENTION It should be distinguished from bone bruises, stress fractures, early avascular necrosis. Characterized by hypointense T1-weighted images and hyperintense T2-weighted/fat-saturated images at MRI WITHOUT A HISTORY OF TRAUMA SEVERAL SYMPTOMATIC THERAPIES WERE SHOWN NOT TO AFFECT THE COURSE OF THE DISEASE. PROMISING RESULTS WITH IBANDRONATE

  4. MATERIAL AND METHODS 6 PATIENTS (5 MALES, 1 FEMALE) AGE 54,2 (RANGE: 38-63) NO HISTORY OF TRAUMA ROUTINE SEROLOGY WAS NORMAL NO HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE NO HISTORY OF CORTICOSTEROID MEDICATIONS 1 PATIENT WAS A MODERATE CIGARETTE SMOKER AOFAS SCORE PRESENTATION: 59.4 (range 40-66) INVALIDATING ANKLE PAIN IN 5 OUT OF 6 PATIENTS AIM OF THE STUDY: EVALUATE THE SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF PEMS IN THE TREATMENT OF IDIOPATHIC BONE MARROW OEDEMA OF THE TALUS.

  5. PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS (PEMF) 8 HOURS A DAY (NIGHTIME) Pulsed Signal at a Frequency of 75Hz ± 5% Signal length.1300  sec ± 200msec FOLLOW UP AFTER 30 DAYS MRI EVALUATION AT FOLLOW UP

  6. RESULTS PRESENTATION AFTER 1 MONTH AFTER 3 MONTHS • 5 OUT OF 6 PATIENTS HAD NO SIGNS OF BONE MARROW EDEMA AT THREE MONTHS • SIGNS OF BONE MARROW EDEMA WERE VISIBLE IN 1 PATIENT, WHO WAS ASYMPTOMATIC AOFAS SCORE PRESENTATION: AOFAS SCORE 3 MONTHS: 59.4 (range 40-66) 94 (range 80-100)

  7. DISCUSSION ADVANTAGES: • NO SIDE EFFECTS REPORTED • APPARENTLY SHORTER TIME TO SYMPTOMS REDUCTION • HIGH COMPLIANCE (NO PREMATURE DISCONTINUATION OF THERAPY) DISADVANTAGES AND LIMITS: • NO CONTROL GROUP • MODERATE THERAPY COST (ABOUT 20$ A DAY) • LONG THERAPY REQUIRED (5 PATIENTS FOR 1 MONTH, 1 PATIENT FOR THREE MONTHS) • SMALL PATIENT GROUP

  8. CONCLUSION IDIOPATHIC BONE MARROW EDEMA OF THE TALUS IS A RARE CAUSE OF FOOT PAIN PEMFS MAY FIND A ROLE IN THE TREATMENT OF TRANSIENT BONE MARROW OEDEMA PEMFS MAY REDUCE THE TIME TO SYMPTOM-REGRESSION (5 OUT OF 6 PATIENTS HAD NO SIGNS OF OEDEMA AFTER 3 MONTHS) FURTHER STUDIES NEEDED

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