钱邦平,毛赛虎,孙 旭,刘 臻,朱泽章,朱 锋,邱 勇.后路矫形手术对青少年特发性脊柱侧凸患者脊柱高度的影响[J].中国脊柱脊髓杂志,2013,(8):694-699.
后路矫形手术对青少年特发性脊柱侧凸患者脊柱高度的影响
The influence of posterior corrective surgery on surgical spinal height in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
投稿时间:2012-11-22  修订日期:2013-06-16
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中文关键词:  青少年特发性脊柱侧凸  矫正身高  矫形手术
英文关键词:Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis  Surgical height gain  Correction surgery
基金项目:江苏省自然科学基金创新学者攀登项目(编号:BK2009001)
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钱邦平 南京大学医学院附属鼓楼医院脊柱外科 210008 南京市 
毛赛虎 南京大学医学院附属鼓楼医院脊柱外科 210008 南京市 
孙 旭 南京大学医学院附属鼓楼医院脊柱外科 210008 南京市 
刘 臻  
朱泽章  
朱 锋  
邱 勇  
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  要】 目的:评估后路矫形手术对青少年特发性脊柱侧凸(adolescent idiopathic scoliosis,AIS)患者脊柱高度的矫正程度及其影响因素。方法:2010年1月~2011年6月接受后路矫形内固定术的AIS患者277例,单弯(single curve,SC)173例,双弯(double curve,DC)104例,站立位主弯Cobb角平均53.63°±15.38°(40°~140°),仰卧位主弯Cobb角43.87°±15.01°(20°~124°)。脊柱高度(spinal height,SH)定义为仰卧位全脊柱正位X线片上T1椎体上终板中点至S1椎体上终板中点之间的垂直距离。测量术前、术后SH,ΔSH为手术矫正SH值。评估不同Cobb角侧凸患者的ΔSH,并采用偏相关分析评估脊柱侧凸术前Cobb角、Cobb角矫正值、Cobb角矫正率、术前SH及术后SH与ΔSH的相关性。结果:SC组仰卧位Cobb角术后矫正至15.69°±9.21°(4°~79°),DC组仰卧位主弯Cobb角术后矫正至19.50°±13.07°(3°~95°),矫正率分别为69.7%和65.5%。SC组和DC组术前SH分别为41.29±2.96cm和39.97±3.26cm,术后SH分别为43.77±2.71cm和42.86±3.04cm。SC组术前仰卧位Cobb角分别为≤30°、31°~40°、41°~50°、51°~60°、61°~70°、71°~80°、>80°时,ΔSH分别为1.97±0.79cm、2.14±0.63cm、2.52±0.65cm、2.77±0.51cm、3.92±0.61cm、4.33±0.22cm、4.85±0.22cm;而在DC组中,ΔSH分别为2.37±0.60cm、2.35±0.69cm、2.56±0.53cm、3.27±0.40cm、3.79±0.94cm、3.89±1.11cm、5.46±0.91cm。ΔSH与术前Cobb角[SC:r=0.702,P<0.001;DC(主弯+次发弯):r=0.718,P<0.001]、Cobb角矫正值[SC:r=0.659,P<0.001;DC(主弯+次发弯):r=0.698,P<0.001]和术后SH[SC:r=0.182,P=0.017;DC(主弯+次发弯):r=0.213,P=0.033]呈显著相关性,但与Cobb角矫正率[SC:r=0.083,P>0.05;DC(主弯+次发弯):r=0.039,P>0.05]和术前SH[SC:r=-0.082,P>0.05;DC(主弯+次发弯):r=-0.047,P>0.05]无明显相关性。结论:后路矫形手术可显著改善AIS患者的SH,术前Cobb角和Cobb角矫正值是影响SH矫正程度的主要因素,术后SH是次要影响因素,而Cobb角矫正率则影响不大。
英文摘要:
  【Abstract】 Objectives: To evaluate the spinal height recovery introduced by surgery in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis(AIS) patients, and to identify the predictive factors responsible for it. Methods: This study included 277 AIS patients undergoing correction surgery from January 2010 to June 2011. There were 173 single-curve(SC) and 104 double-curve(DC) idiopathic scoliosis cases. The mean magnitude of the major curves was 53.63°±15.38° in standing position(range 40°-140°) and 43.87°±15.01° in supine position(range 20°-124°). For each patient, the height(SH) of the spinal column was measured as the vertical distance from the upper endplate of T1 to the upper endplate of S1 in an full-length antero-posterior radiograph taken from a supine.postion before and after surgery, ΔSH was defined as the change in SH. Association between pre-op Cobb angle, corrected magnitude of Cobb angle, correction rate, pre-op SH, post-op SH and ΔSH were assessed partial correlation analysis. Results: The supine major Cobb angle was corrected to 15.69°±9.21°(range 4°-79°) postoperatively in single curve(SC) group, and 19.50°±13.07°(range 3°-95°) in DC group, with the correction rate of 69.7% and 65.5% respectively. In SC group, the average SH was improved from 41.29±2.96cm to 43.77±2.71cm after surgery, while the corresponding figures for DC group were from 39.97±3.26cm to 42.86±3.04cm. The height recovery averaged 1.97±0.79cm, 2.14±0.63cm, 2.52±0.65cm, 2.77±0.51cm, 3.92±0.61cm, 4.33±0.22cm, 4.85±0.22cm for Cobb angle within ≤30°, 31°-40°, 41°-50°, 51°-60°, 61°-70°, 71°-80°, >80° in SC group, respectively. Accordingly the figures of DC group were 2.37±0.60cm, 2.35±0.69cm, 2.56±0.53cm, 3.27±0.40cm, 3.79±0.94cm, 3.89±1.11cm, 5.46±0.91cm, respectively. There was a significant correlation between Height recovery and pre-op Cobb angle[SC group: r=0.702, P<0.001; DC group(major+minor): r=0.718, P<0.001], corrected magnitude of Cobb angle[SC group: r=0.659, P<0.001; DC group(major+minor): r=0.698, P<0.001] and post-op SH[SC group: r=0.182, P=0.017; DC group(major+minor): r=0.213, P=0.033]. However. It was not significantly related to the correction rate[SC group: r=0.083, P>0.05; DC group(major+minor): r=0.039, P>0.05] and pre-op SH[SC group: r=-0.082, P>0.05; DC group(major+minor): r=-0.047, P>0.05]. Conclusions: Posterior corrective surgery can significantly improve the spinal height in AIS patients. The major influential factors for ΔSH include pre-op Cobb angle and corrected magnitude of Cobb angle, while the post-op SH is no more than a secondary factor, nor was the correction rate of Cobb angle.
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