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L Kinzl

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[Gonarthroses].

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Arthritis↗

[Late results of different methods of surgical treatment of experimental retropatellar cartilage defects].

The result of the experimental studies encouraged us to treat our patients with chondro-malacia patellae not only by superficially rasping the damaged cartilage, but also by drilling several holes down to the subchondral layer. This allows a type of tissue repair by connective tissue. In addition we prefer a section of the retinacula and an anteposition of the patella ligament.

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[The change of physical properties of plastics (polyoxymethylenecopolymer, polyethyleneterephthalate, polyethylene, polytetrafluorethylene) after animal implantation and autoclavation (author's transl)].

The change of physical properties of plastics (polyoxymethylene-copolymer, polyethyleneterephthalate, polyethylene, polytetrafluorethylene) and the bio-compatibility of these materials were examined by implantation in the backmuscle of 6-month-old male rabbits for 4 and 12 weeks and after autoclavation. We have found out, that after implantation and autoclavation polyethylene-terephthalate demonstrates a strong diminution of the visco-elastic qualities. Polyethylene and polytetrafluorethylene were not changed by these treatments. After an implantation of 12 weeks and an autoclavation of four times the visco-elastic properties of polyoxymethylene-copolymer were only slightly diminished by 10 to 15%. The histological investigation of the surrounding tissue demonstrated a very good bio-compatibility of polyethylene. After an implantation of 4 weeks polyoxymethylene-copolymer, polyethyleneterephthalate and polytetrafluorethylene produced a comparable foreign body reaction, which, however, was evidently diminished after an implantation of 12 weeks.

Animals↗

[Bio-compatibility of different plastics (polyoxymethylene-copolymer, polyethylensterephthalate, polyethylene, polytetrafluorethylene) (author's transl)].

The bio-compatibility of different plastic materials were examined after their implantation in the back-muscle of 6-months-old male rabbits. Twelve weeks after the implantation chemical measurements (DNS-concentration of the tissue) and histological investigations of the surrounding tissue demonstrated for polyethylene the best bio-compatibility.

Animals↗

[Physical flow studies of new surgical aspiration drains].

Mathematical and experimental results demonstrate that the customary Redon drain as well as the improved Neo-Redovac drain develop suction only over a short initial distance. The above mentioned innovation of three additional oval holes does not increase efficiency. The disadvantage of rapidly diminished suction is overcome in the "Ulmer Drain", in which equidistant openings of continually increasing aperture are aligned towards the drain end.

Drainage↗

[Osteosyntheses].

"Osteosynthesis" or internal fixation is the term used for operative reduction of bone fragments. The aim of the procedure is to effect such stable fixation that the affected extremity may be moved freely. The paper gives a survey of the technical basis of and indications for modern methods of internal fixation.

Bone Screws↗

[Reaction of the bone- and soft tissues to implanted bone wax in the sheep].

2,5 gr. of bone wax (Knochenwachs) were implanted in the iliac crest of 10 sheep. The induction of a foreign body reaction and chronic inflammation was proven demonstrable until the 12th week after implantation of the bone wax. In this period only partial resorption of the wax occurred simultaneously with significantly retarded osseous regeneration. From a clinical point of view it therefore seems necessary when using bone wax to pay particular attention to inflammatory reactions, reduced new bone formation and eventual occurrence of pseudo-arthrosis.

Animals↗