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Rheumatoid hand
Hospital of Lithuanian University of Health Sciences Kaunas, Lithuania
MD K.Braziulis, MD E.Zacharevskij, MD PhD R.Rimdeika
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is mostly poly arthritis witch symmetrically damage hand and foot joints
Cartilage and bones damage is common for RA
As disease progress deformities and dysfunction of joints appears
RA also disturb lungs, vessels, skin and eyes
Epidemiology
Incidence is approximetly 1% of population Women:men rate 2.5 : 1
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Because of synovitis happens:•Damage of joint cartilage•Damage of tendons (tenosynovitis, ruptures)•Damage of ligaments ( pervasive joint instability and deformities)
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Predictable evaluative
pattern
1. Dorsal subluxation of the ulnar head (volar ECU dislocation)
2. Carpal ulnar translocation
3. Carpo-metacarpal radial deviation
4. Carpal supination
5. Volar carpal subluxation
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1. Pain
2. R.O.M. reduced
3. Attrition tendon ruptures
4. Secondary finger deformities
Pain reduce Improvement of function Suspend the spread of disease Improvement of hand appearance
Aims of operative treatment
Synovectomy Tenosynovectomy Tendons surgery Arthroplasty Arthrodesis
Tenosynovectomy
Tendons surgery
Tendons surgery
Arthrodesis
•partial
•total
Partial arthrodesis of radiocarpal joint
Indications
•Pain syndrome
•No X-ray signs of middle wrist joint degeneration
Indications
1. Pain syndrome
2. X-ray sings of degeneration and clinically middle wrist and radiocarpal joints are damaged
Total arthrodesis of radiocarpal joint
ArthroplastyIndications
1.1. Joint damage, Joint damage, sublucsation as RA sublucsation as RA complications, traumacomplications, trauma
2.2. No effect of conservative No effect of conservative treatmenttreatment
Arthroplastics
TechniqueJoints’ surfaces resection + Implant + reconstruction of soft tissues = functional joint
MP damage After operation
Contraindications
Possibility of conservative treatment Infection Local skin damage, disturbances of blood
supply No possibility for tendon reconstruction Patients who have over workload for hands