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Heterotopic ossification in civilians with lower limb amputations

机译：肢体截肢的平民异位骨化

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Objectives To report the incidence of symptomatic heterotopic ossification (HO) in a defined civilian amputee population, describe its characteristics, and compare these findings to published data in military amputees. Design Retrospective chart analysis from July 1998 to July 2009. Setting Ambulatory amputee clinic within a large university medical center. Participants Adults with lower limb amputation (N=158). Interventions Not applicable. Main Outcome Measure Patients with symptomatic HO confirmed by radiographs. Results A total of 261 patients were evaluated; 158 met inclusion criteria, with 59% having traumatic etiology, 18% vascular etiology, 22% infection, and 1% tumor. Symptomatic HO was diagnosed in 36 (22.8%) patients, and 94% patients had mild HO on radiographic scoring. Rate of HO in amputations related to trauma was not increased compared with those of other etiologies. Surgical resection of the ectopic bone was required in 4 (11%) patients. Conclusions HO is seen commonly after civilian lower limb amputation regardless of etiology. The prevalence was less than that observed in previous reports from military populations. This is the first report estimating the prevalence of HO in adult civilian amputees.
机译：目的，以报告症状异位骨化（HO）在一定规定的民间截肢者中，描述其特征，并将这些调查结果与在军事令人患者中公布的数据进行比较。从1998年7月到2009年7月的设计回顾性图表分析。在一个大学医疗中心的动物截肢者诊所。与肢体截肢的参与者成年人（n = 158）。干预不适用。主要结果测量Xcoxth照片证实症状HO患者。结果共评估261名患者; 158符合纳入标准，具有创伤病因，18％血管病因，22％感染和1％肿瘤具有59％。症状何于36例（22.8％）患者被诊断，94％的患者在放射线摄入量评分中具有轻度浩。与其他病因相比，与创伤有关的截肢的速率没有增加。 4（11％）患者需要外科骨的外科切除。结论何是在平民下肢截肢后常见的，无论病因如何。患病率低于军事人口的先前报告中观察到的患病率。这是第一份估计成人民用随意者在成人民用的普遍存在的报告。

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    MatsumotoM.E.; KhanM.; JayabalanP.; ZiebarthJ.; MuninM.C.;

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    Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA;

    Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA;

    Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA;

    Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA;

    Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA;

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