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Orthopaedic Proceedings
Vol. 101-B, Issue SUPP_14 | Pages 49 - 49
1 Dec 2019
Giordano G Krin G Portet Y Bouige A Fourcade C Bonnet E
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Aims

To evaluate the place of the massive prostheses in the most complex periprosthetic infections cases (PJis).

Method

Between 2011 and 2017, 516 hip and knee revisions for periprosthetic infections had been performed in our hospital by the same senior surgeon. We report a prospective series of 58 patients treated between 2011 and the end of 2017. 26 males and 32 females with on average 69,4 years old (38–86). Infection involved TKA in 39 cases (26 TKA revisions, 11 primary TKA), THA in 18 cases (10 revisions, 7 primary THA), a femoral pseudoarthrosis with posttraumatic gonarthrosis in one case and a septic humeral pseudoarthrosis in one case.

We used one stage procedures in 38 cases (14 hips, 23 knees, 1 shoulder) and 20 two stages surgeries (16 knees and 4 hips). Additional technics used with massive prostheses, all for TKA PJis: 4 massive extensor systemallografts performed two times in a one stage procedure, two local flaps (medial gastronecmienmuscle). Two perioperative hyperbaric procedures used to limit the risks of wound complications.