Arthroscopic-assisted medial retinacular plication through stab wounds using an 18-gauge needle for acute lateral patellar dislocation: Technical note

Thun Itthipanichpong , Danaithep Limskul , Thanathep Tanpowpong , Somsak Kuptniratsaikul , Napatpong Thamrongskulsiri
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Abstract

In lateral patellar dislocation, injuries commonly involve the medial retinaculum and the medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL). Stabilizing the medial soft tissue is crucial, with options including MPFL repair, reconstruction, or medial retinacular plication. For acute cases, MPFL reconstruction may be overly invasive, leading to donor site morbidity and scarring concerns, especially in young females. The authors propose an arthroscopic-assisted medial retinacular plication technique through stab wounds for acute dislocations, offering the advantage of being less invasive with good cosmetic outcomes.

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关节镜辅助下通过刺伤伤口使用 18 号针头进行内侧韧带牵引术治疗急性髌骨外侧脱位:技术说明。
在髌骨外侧脱位中,损伤通常涉及内侧韧带和髌股内侧韧带(MPFL)。稳定内侧软组织至关重要,可供选择的方案包括 MPFL 修复、重建或内侧韧带成形术。对于急性病例,MPFL 重建可能创伤过大,导致供体部位发病和疤痕问题,尤其是年轻女性。作者提出了一种关节镜辅助下的内侧韧带成形术,通过刺伤来治疗急性脱位,具有创伤小、美容效果好的优点。
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