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Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia
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Original paper

The pedicle screw-rod system is an acceptable method of reconstructive surgery after resection of sacroiliac joint tumours

Yi-Jun Zhou
,
Akbar Yunus
,
Zheng Tian
,
Jiang-Tao Chen
,
Chong Wang
,
Lei-Lei Xu
,
Xing-Hua Song

Contemp Oncol (Pozn) 2016; 20 (1): 73–79
Online publish date: 2016/03/16
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Hemipelvic resections for primary bone tumours require reconstruction to restore weight bearing along anatomic axes. However, reconstruction of the pelvic arch remains a major surgical challenge because of the high rate of associated complications. We used the pedicle screw-rod system to reconstruct the pelvis, and the purpose of this investigation was to assess the oncology, functional outcome and complication rate following this procedure. The purpose of this study was to investigate the operative indications and technique of the pedicle screw-rod system in reconstruction of the stability of the sacroiliac joint after resection of sacroiliac joint tumours. The average MSTS (Musculoskeletal Tumour Society) score was 26.5 at either three months after surgery or at the latest follow-up. Seven patients had surgery-related complications, including wound dehiscence in one, infection in two, local necrosis in four (including infection in two), sciatic nerve palsy in one and pubic symphysis subluxation in one. There was no screw loosening or deep vein thrombosis occurring in this series. Using a pedicle screw-rod after resection of a sacroiliac joint tumour is an acceptable method of pelvic reconstruction because of its reduced risk of complications and satisfactory functional outcome, as well as its feasibility of reconstruction for type IV pelvis tumour resection without elaborate preoperative customisation.

Level of evidence: Level IV, therapeutic study.
keywords:

sacroiliac joint, tumour, hemipelvectomy, reconstruction

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