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Post trauma*c and post surgical bone infec*on By Ahmed Hashim Ali 4 th year ICMS ortho

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Posttrauma*candpostsurgicalboneinfec*on

ByAhmedHashimAli4thyearICMSortho

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Contents

•  Infectedfractures:– Openfractures.– Post-Opera*veInfec*oninClosedFracturesTreatedwithInternalFixa*on

•  Prosthe*cJointInfec*on(PJI).

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Infectedfracture

•  Openfractures– Gus*loandAndersonin1976.*– Gus*loModifica*onin1984.**

*Gus*loRB,AndersonJT.Preven*onofinfec*oninthetreatmentofonethousandandtwenty-fiveopenfracturesoflongbones:retrospec*veandprospec-*veanalyses.JBoneJointSurgAm.1976;58(4):453–8.**Gus*loRB,MendozaRM,WilliamsDN.ProblemsinthemanagementoftypeIII(severe)openfrac-tures:anewclassifica*onoftypeIIIopenfractures.JTrauma.1984;24(8):742–6.

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•  Gus*lotypeIandII,isalowenergyfractures.•  typeIIIA:aconsiderabledegreeofso^-*ssuedamage.

•  typeIIIB:localorafree*ssuetransfer.•  typeIIIC:vascularsurgeryismandatoryforsalvageoftheextremity.

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Openfracturesandrateofinfec*on

•  lessthan5%infec*onintypeIandII•  lessthan10%infec*onintypeIIIA•  30–50%infec*onintypeIIIBandIIIC

BowenTR,WidmaierJC.Hostclassifica*onpredictsinfec*ona^eropenfractures.ClinOrthopRelatRes.2005;433:205–11.

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Controversies

•  objec*onstotheGus*loclassifica*on

BrumbackRJ,JonesAL.Interobserveragreementintheclassifica*onofopenfracturesofthe*bia.JBoneJointSurgAm.1994;76(8):1162–6.TemplemanDC,GulliB,TsukayamaDT,Gus*loRB.Updateonthemanagementofopenfracturesofthe*bialsha^.ClinOrthopRelatRes.1998;350:18–25.

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Otherfactorsinfluencingtherateofinfec*on

•  TheTimeFactor•  TheLoca*onoftheFracture•  TheHost

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TheTimeFactor

•  Debridementassoonaspossible*•  Tissuecoverageassoonaspossible.•  IIIB1•  IIIB2•  infec*onandnon-unionratesofmorethan50%**.

*CrowleyDJ,KanakarisNK,GiannoudisPV.Debridementandwoundclosureofopenfractures:theimpactofthe*mefactoroninfec*onrates.Injury.2007;38(8):879–89.**ChoudryU,MoranS,KaracorZ.So^-*ssuecover-ageandoutcomeofGus*logradeIIIBmidsha^*biafractures:a15-yearexperience.PlastReconstrSurg.2008;122(2):479–85.**GopalS,MajumderS,BatchelorAGB,KnightSL,DeBoerP,SmithRM.Fixandflap:theradicalorthopaedicandplas*ctreatmentofsevereopenfracturesofthe*bia.JBoneJointSurgBr.2000;82(7):959–66.

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TheLoca*onoftheFracture

•  openfracturesofthedistalone-thirdofthe*biahaveahigherrateofinfec*oncompared

*BowenTR,WidmaierJC.Hostclassifica*onpredictsinfec*ona^eropenfractures.ClinOrthopRelatRes.2005;433:205–11.*PatzakisMJ,WilkinsJ.Factorsinfluencinginfec*onrateinopenfracturewound.ClinOrthopRelatRes.1989;243:36–40.

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TheHost

•  Waldvogelclassifica*on1970•  Cierny-Maderclassifica*on

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TreatmentofOpenFractures

1.  Immediatedebridementandirriga*on,includingrepeateddebridementandirriga*onoftypeIIIfracturesat24–48hintervals

2.  An*bio*ctherapy3.  Securefracturestability4.  Woundcoverage,eitherbydelayedprimary

closureorbylocalorfreeflaps5.  Earlycancellousbonegra^ing6.  Makeanearlydecisiononamputa*on.

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Post-Opera*veInfec*oninClosedFracturesTreatedwithInternal

Fixa*on•  Theaim:

– avoidachronicinfec*on.– avoidinfectedpseudarthrosis.

•  Earlyandlate.– 4weeks.

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•  Within4weeks:–  radicalso^-*ssuedebridement,harves*ngof*ssuebiopsiesforcultureandwoundclosure.

– Stable??.•  A^er4weeks:– Theimplantshouldberemoved.– Extfixa*on.– staph.*

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•  alargedeadspacethatneedstobemanagedeffec*velytopreventrecurrenceofinfec*on.

•  Themanagementofthedeadspaceinthisselngincludes– closedirriga*onsystems,–  localso^*ssueflaps,–  vascularizedfreeflaps,–  avarietyofmethodsforlocalan*bio*cdelivery

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Prosthe*cJointInfec*ons

•  Aprosthe*cjointinfec*on(PJI)isanyinfec*onduetobacteriaorfungiinatotalorhemi-arthroplasty.

•  Classifica*on:– StageIinfec*on(acuteinfec*on)– StageII(delayedinfec*on)– StageIIIpresentsasahaematogenous

*CoventryMB.Treatmentofinfec*onsoccurringintotalhipsurgery.OrthopClinNorthAm.1975;10(4):991–1003.*FitzgeraldRH,NolanDR,IlstrupDM,VanScoyRE,WashingtonJA,CoventryMB.Deepwoundsepsisfollowingtotalhiparthroplasty.JBoneJointSurgAm.1977;59:847–55.

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•  acutePJIbecomeschronica^erfewweeks– StageIPJI:Anacutepost-opera*veinfec*onthatoccurs<4weeksa^erimplanta*on.

– StageIIPJI:Achronicinfec*onthatoccurs>4weeksa^erimplanta*on.

– StageIIIPJI:Ahaematogenousinfec*on.

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Diagnosis:

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Clinical

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Image

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Management:

•  Thedifferentop*onsfortreatmentofaPJIis:– so^*ssuedebridement,– one-stageortwo-stageprosthe*crevision,– permanentresec*onarthroplasty(Girdlestone)orarthrodesis,

– an*microbialsuppressiontherapy,– amputa*on.

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Takehomemessage

•  Treatearly.•  Don’tfixsuspiciousbone.•  Earlylooseningmeansinfec*on.

Goodluck