MPFL重建后的稳定性评分与患者术后满意度相关吗?

Q3 Medicine The Iowa orthopaedic journal Pub Date : 2022-06-01
Matthew T Gulbrandsen, David Hartigan, R Casey Rice, David E Ruckle, Karan Patel, Anikar Chhabra
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背景:髌骨脱位可导致不稳定、疼痛、功能受限和复发性脱位。内侧髌股韧带(MPFL)重建带来了良好的患者报告结果,但许多患者未能恢复到以前的活动水平。本研究的目的是确定患者在强韧带重建后的表现,并确定评估强韧带重建后髌骨不稳定性的最重要因素。方法:经IRB批准后,对2006年1月至2014年1月由两名经委员会认证的运动矫形外科医生进行MPFL重建的所有患者进行回顾性图表回顾。然后联系患者完成一份关于满意度、功能状态、疼痛和髌骨稳定性的随访问卷。随访至少1年的患者、完整的数据集和完整的问卷被纳入最终分析。我们回顾了100例患者的图表,其中54例患者符合纳入研究的所有标准。使用卡方分析、t检验、多变量和单变量logistic回归模型来估计多个变量对恢复活动、满意度和功能的影响,同时控制相关变量。结果:当被问及半脱位时,20%(11/54)报告复发性髌骨半脱位(无再脱位)。在报告再半脱位的11例患者中,54%(6/11)的患者对膝关节的治疗结果表示高度满意(评分为9-10/10)。在54名患者中,54%(29/54)的患者没有恢复到以前的活动水平,然而,这29名患者中有31%(9/29)的患者对膝关节的预后非常满意。结论:患者报告了高水平的满意度,即使他们有复发性不稳定或无法恢复到以前的活动水平。目前的评分系统不能准确地描述患者在MPFL重建后的术后结果。证据水平:III。
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Do Current Stability Scores After MPFL Reconstruction Correlate With Patient Satisfaction Postoperatively?

Background: Patellar dislocation can lead to instability, pain, limited function, and recurrent dislocations. Medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) reconstruction leads to favorable patient reported outcomes, but many patients fail to return to previous activity levels. The purpose of this study is to determine how well patients do after MPFL reconstruction and to determine the most important factors for evaluation of patellar instability following MPFL reconstruction.

Methods: After IRB approval, a retrospective chart review was performed on all patients who underwent MPFL reconstruction from January 2006 to January 2014 by two board-certified sports orthopaedic surgeons. Patients were then contacted to complete a follow-up questionnaire about satisfaction, functional status, pain, and patellar stability. Patients with at least one-year of follow-up data, a complete data set, and a completed questionnaire were included in the final analysis. Charts of 100 patients were reviewed and 54 patients met all criteria for inclusion in the study. Chi-square analysis, t-tests, and multivariate and univariate logistic regression models were used to estimate the effects of multiple variables on return to activity, satisfaction, and function while controlling for covariates with p<0.05 considered significant.

Results: When asked about subluxation, 20% (11/54) reported recurrent patellar subluxation (without re-dislocation). Of the 11 patients who reported re-subluxation, 54% (6/11) reported being highly satisfied (rating of 9-10/10) with the outcome of their knee. Of the 54 patients, 54% (29/54) did not return to previous levels of activity, nevertheless, 31% (9/29) of these 29 patients reported being highly satisfied with the outcome of their knee.

Conclusion: Patients report high levels of satisfaction even if they have recurrent instability or are unable to return to prior activity levels. Current scoring systems do not accurately depict patients' post-operative outcomes after MPFL Reconstruction. Level of Evidence: III.

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