Rescate de pseudoartrosis asociada a falla de osteosíntesis en fractura femoral por bifosfonatos. Reporte de un caso y revisión de la literatura.

Matias Pereira Duarte; Jonathan Maximiliano Werbner

doi:10.15417/2525-1015.2017.82.712

Matias Pereira Duarte Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5652-2631
Jonathan Maximiliano Werbner

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15417/2525-1015.2017.82.712

Abstract

Introducción: Las fracturas asociadas al consumo crónico de bifosfonatos son entidades descriptas recientemente en la literatura médica que presentan altas tasas de pseudoartrosis. Presentamos aquí un caso de rescate de pseudoartrosis de fractura femoral subtrocantérica atípica por bifosfonatos asociada a falla de material de osteosíntesis, tratada finalmente con clavo endomedular cervicodiafisario e injerto estructural de peroné.Presentación del caso: Mujer de 73 años con antecedente de osteoporosis y 6 años de tratamiento con bifosfonatos, sufre una fractura atípica femoral subtrocantérica. Tratada inicialmente en otro centro con placa con tornillo deslizante de cadera. Al cumplirse un año postoperatorio, presenta una falla del material de osteosíntesis asociada a pseudoartrosis del foco de fractura. Presentamos aquí su rescate mediante un clavo cervicodiafisario e injerto óseo autólogo de peroné.Conclusión: El tratamiento con clavo cervicodiafisario más injerto autólogo podría considerarse una técnica efectiva para el tratamiento de la pseudoartrosis en fracturas femorales asociadas a bifosfonatos y déficit de stock óseo.

Author Biography

Matias Pereira Duarte, Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires

Universidad Nacional de RosarioResidente del Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires

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