顱底凹陷癥患者樞椎畸形的分類探討
[Abstract]:Objective: skull base depression is a kind of occipitocervical dysplasia, which is caused by compression of the ventral side of the spinal cord, resulting in fine movement retardation of both hands, feeling of stepping on cotton when walking on both feet, elevated muscle tension of the extremities, pathological signs and other clinical manifestations and signs. Fusion surgery. Internal fixation of occipital and cervical vertebrae is necessary in occipitocervical fusion surgery. However, the development of the axis is often abnormal in patients with skull base depression, so there are many difficulties in the internal fixation of the axis, affecting the choice of surgical strategy. Methods: In this study, 26 patients with basilar invagination were enrolled in the medical records. Materials: From December 2013 to December 2016, there were 10 males and 16 females with an average age of 41.8 years (25-63 years). Among them, 18 were under 50 years old, accounting for 69.23% of the total, and 8 were over 50 years old (30.76%). The average duration of the disease was about 2 years and the longest was 13 years.The clinical manifestations were numbness of limbs, slow fine movement of both hands, elevated muscle tension of limbs, pathological features, hyperreflexia of tendons, etc. CT plain scan of cervical intervertebral disc (including bone window), magnetic resonance imaging of cervical spinal cord, etc. Diagnostic criteria of skull base depression: Chamberlain line: odontoid process higher than this line 3-4 mm; Maxwell line: hard palate posterior margin to occipital squamous lower margin of the line, odontoid process normal not more than 7 mm, if more than 7 mm, indicating a skull base depression; mastoid line: odontoid process tip if more than two sides of the breast Boogard angle: the angle between the anterior and posterior margin of the foramen magnum and the clivus of the occipital bone on the lateral cranial slices, 120-130 degrees in the normal position, greater than this angle is the basilar depression. Among the 22 patients who underwent occipitocervical fusion, 12 underwent bilateral pedicle screw placement at C2, 2 underwent lateral mass screw placement at C2, 1 underwent unilateral pedicle screw placement at C2, and 1 underwent pedicle screw placement at C2 right and left. The width of bilateral pedicles and sagittal diameter of bilateral pedicles were measured: the width of the axis of the axis of the vertebral pedicle was measured on the cervical vertebral CT, and the CT film of the middle of the pedicle was selected on the scan plane of the vertebral pedicle. We measured the width of the pedicle through the workstation of the PACS imaging system and the minimal vertical distance between the medial margin of the vertebral artery foramen and the internal margin of the pedicle by the measuring ruler of the software itself. Results: Among the 26 cases studied, 11 cases had normal type I development without obvious deformity, 3 cases had type II lateral mass dysplasia, and 12 cases had type III pedicle dysplasia, including unilateral or bilateral simple pedicle dysplasia and combined with lateral mass dysplasia. The average width of the left pedicle was 6.4818 (+ 1.3 mm) in type I, 7.1909 (+ 1.4 mm) in right pedicle, 6.43 (+ 1.1 mm) in left pedicle, 5.93 (+ 1.2 mm) in right pedicle, and 5.93 (+ 1.2 mm) in type I I. The average width of the left and right pedicles was 2.7 (+ 1.3 mm) and 3.283 (+ 1.2 mm) respectively. The results of SPSS analysis showed that the width of the left and right pedicles was statistically significant (P 0.01) between type I and type III, and between type II and type III. There was no significant difference between type I and type II. Diameter measurements: The mean effective length of the left lateral mass was 12.127 (+ 1.3 mm) in type I, 13.091 (+ 1.2 mm) in right lateral mass, 6.58 (+ 1.2 mm) in type II, 6.75 (+ 1.4 mm) in right lateral mass, 8.5 (+ 1.4 mm) in left lateral mass and 8.5 (+ 1.4 mm) in right lateral mass. The mean effective length was 9.25 (+ 1.3 mm). The results of SPSS analysis showed that the effective length of the right lateral mass in patients with type I and type I I, type I and type I I I, type I I and type I I I were statistically significant (P 0.01). There was no significant difference between type I I and type I I I on the left side. All patients were treated with bilateral pedicle screw fixation. Twelve patients with type III pedicle dysplasia were treated with bilateral pedicle screw fixation. The other 8 cases were lateral mass dysplasia with pedicle dysplasia. One of them was discharged without operation, and the other was bilateral mass dysplasia with unilateral pedicle dysplasia. Six cases were not fixed in C2 because the pedicle and lateral mass were not suitable for internal fixation, so the lateral mass screw fixation was performed in C3-4. Conclusion: For patients with skull base depression, complete decompression of occipitocervical region and stable fixation are the key to treatment. Combined with the characteristics of pedicle and lateral mass development, the axis of patients with skull base depression can be divided into five types, of which type I is still well developed and the pedicle width is in the lower limit of normal range. Type I I refers to the development of simple lateral mass. According to unilateral or bilateral dysplasia can also be divided into type II A and type II B, type II A is mainly unilateral mass dysplasia, type II B is bilateral mass dysplasia. Type III is mainly pedicle dysplasia, and it is divided into type III A, type III B and type III C, type III A is unilateral pedicle dysplasia, type III B is bilateral pedicle dysplasia. Dysplasia, type III C, refers to the presence of lateral mass dysplasia. Type IV (lamina fusion) and type V (vertebral fusion) have fewer cases and less impact on occipitocervical fusion. Vertebral artery spacing is also a risk factor for axial screw placement, which can lead to pedicle and lateral mass deformation. Imaging data of patients with basilar indentation often appear. Because the vertebral artery is adjacent to the pedicle, the abnormal vertebral artery will deviate inward and backward, located in the medial or posterior part of the pedicle, so the pedicle is compressed and deformed, even through the center of the lateral mass and upward through the lateral mass into the skull. For patients with skull base depression, the following factors should be considered in the selection of axial screw placement: whether the pedicle width meets the minimum requirements of pedicle screw; the shape and size of lateral mass; the course of vertebral artery. This classification is based on the above factors and is intended to help the spine. Column surgeons understand the development of the axis in patients with skull base depression, provide a basis for the strategy of screw placement, provide individual treatment for each patient, and select the best screw placement method to reduce the risk of surgery.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:山東大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2017
【分類號(hào)】:R687.3
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