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[Ribs osteosynthesis in patients with isolated and combined chest trauma].
Khirurgiia 2016
INTRODUCTION: Rapid methods of costal fractures fixation using special costal plates are becoming more common.
AIM: To evaluate the efficacy of ribs osteosynthesis in patients with isolated and combined chest trauma.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: It is presented an experience of surgical treatment of patients with costal fractures in case of isolated (30) and combined (29) chest injury. System for ribs osteosynthesis was used predominantly in surgical tactics.
RESULTS: Immediate surgical results were analyzed. Most patients had increase of blood gas parameters, oxygenation in the postoperative period. In case of isolated chest injury mean duration of mechanical ventilation was 1.3±1.1, incidence of complications - 3.3%, mortality rate - 0%. In group of combined injuries those indexes were 4.6±3.05, 13.8% and 13.8% respectively.
CONCLUSION: The method of ribs osteosynthesis in patients with isolated and combined chest trauma showed high efficiency.
AIM: To evaluate the efficacy of ribs osteosynthesis in patients with isolated and combined chest trauma.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: It is presented an experience of surgical treatment of patients with costal fractures in case of isolated (30) and combined (29) chest injury. System for ribs osteosynthesis was used predominantly in surgical tactics.
RESULTS: Immediate surgical results were analyzed. Most patients had increase of blood gas parameters, oxygenation in the postoperative period. In case of isolated chest injury mean duration of mechanical ventilation was 1.3±1.1, incidence of complications - 3.3%, mortality rate - 0%. In group of combined injuries those indexes were 4.6±3.05, 13.8% and 13.8% respectively.
CONCLUSION: The method of ribs osteosynthesis in patients with isolated and combined chest trauma showed high efficiency.
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