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Material and methods: We want to evaluate the clinical outcome andease of surgical procedure of four different commercially availablenailing systems for the proximal humerus. The systems evaluated are:Synthes PHN, Braun Targon, Zimmer Sirus and Strycker T2. We didinclude 40 patients in the study. Patients were randomly allocated toone of the implant groups and all per- and post-operative data havebeen collected prospectively. Functional outcome is scored using theConstant score, DASH and ASES shoulder index. Radiographically,helaing, loosening and implant related complications are scored.Results: Peroperatively the duration of surgery was significantly lowerin the Synthes PHN-group. Between the other groups there were nodifferences. Intra-operative complications were significantly higher forthe Strycker T2-group. Post-operative complications and implantrelated complaints were significantly higher for the Strycker and theZimmer groups. Functional scoring was significantly better for theSynthes and the Braun group.Conclusions: 2 and 3 part fractures of the proximal humerus can betreated using intramedullary implants. In our hands the Synthes andthe Brain nail did score significantly better, both in functional as inradiographycal evaluations.VAN SEYMORTIER P., STOFFELEN D., FORTEMS Y., REYNDERS P.:The reverse shoulder prosthesis (Delta III) in acute shoulder fractures:technical considerations with respect to stability. Acta Orthop. Belg.,2006; 72(4): 474-477.The reverse shoulder prosthesis reverses the relationship between thescapular and humeral component, resulting in a mechanicaladvantage as the deltoid muscle is able to compensate for the rotatorcuff deficiency. Based on this mechanical advantage, the reverseshoulder prosthesis has become an accepted alternative for thetreatment of complex proximal humeral fractures. The purpose of thisarticle is to discuss technical considerations related to stability in theuse of the reverse shoulder prosthesis in acute shoulder fractures,based on clinical experience.126
UROLOGIEALBERSEN M., JONIAU S., VAN POPPEL H.: Identification of predictorsof functional outcome of open nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy. J.Sex Med., 2006: 17.Objective: To report functional outcome of open nerve-sparing radicalretropubic prostatectomy (NS RRP), and to identify predictors ofpostoperative erectile function, ability to achieve orgasm andcontinence.Methods: Between January 2001 and November 2004, 272 patientsunderwent uni- or bilateral NS RRP at our institution. At a minimum of18 months post-surgery, patients received a questionnaire on erectilefunction, ability to achieve orgasm, and continence. Patients reportingerectile dysfunction pre-operatively, and patients who receivedadjuvant therapy (radiotherapy and/or hormone treatment) wereexcluded.Results: The response rate was 71.7% (n=195). A further 34 patientswere excluded, leaving 161 patients for the final analysis. Mean agewas 59.44 years (range 45-75). 55% underwent bilateral, 45%unilateral or partial bilateral nerve sparing surgery. Overall fullrecovery rate of potency using single-item assessment (erections firmenough for penetration) was 36.1. Postoperatively, 29.3% of patientsreported anorgasmia, where pre-operatively none of the patients hadanorgasmia. One patient (0.6%) suffered from incontinence grade 3,indicating pad use of more than one pad per day.Conclusion: Because of an increased detection of organ confinedprostate cancer, the demand for nerve-sparing surgery is rising. In ourgroup, recovery of potency, continence and orgasm were mainlycorrelated with age and blood loss. The single factors that can beinfluenced are blood loss and quality of nerve-sparing, which stressesthe importance of proper anatomical surgical technique.ALBERSEN M., JONIAU S., VAN POPPEL H.: The use of the IIEF-5questionnaire for evaluation of erectile dysfunction following nervesparing.J. Sex Med., 2006: 19.Objective: Because of an increased detection of organ confinedprostate cancer, the demand for nerve-sparing surgery is rising. In thevast majority of studies concerning erectile dysfunction following127
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INHOUDSOPGAVEAbdominale Heelkunde 1
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VEGF (P = 0.008) correlate with a p
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severe ulcerative ileitis and jejun
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PRUYT M., DEVRIENDT D., VANNESTE A.
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