Comparison of compressive ability and compression-induced damage to the pilot hole between the two-segmental lag screw and AO lag screw

Xu Daqiang, Sun Peidong, Zhao Jiali, Yang Huilin, Ouyang Jun

Chinese Journal of Clinical Anatomy ›› 2022, Vol. 40 ›› Issue (6) : 710-713.

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Chinese Journal of Clinical Anatomy ›› 2022, Vol. 40 ›› Issue (6) : 710-713. DOI: 10.13418/j.issn.1001-165x.2022.6.14

Comparison of compressive ability and compression-induced damage to the pilot hole between the two-segmental lag screw and AO lag screw

  • Xu Daqiang1, Sun Peidong2, Zhao Jiali3, Yang Huilin4, Ouyang Jun2*
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目的   比较不同医生拧紧两段式拉力螺钉和AO拉力螺钉加压力和加压后钉道拔出强度。  方法    4个0.12 g/cm3的Sawbone松质骨块,每个松质骨块均匀打24个孔并随机分为两组,4名医生根据临床经验在松质骨块上拧紧相同规格的两段式拉力螺钉和AO拉力螺钉,测量螺钉加压力和加压后钉道拔出强度。  结果    两段式拉力螺钉加压力显著高于AO拉力螺钉(P<0.05),两段式拉力螺钉加压后钉道拔出强度高于AO拉力螺钉(医生I,P=0.875;医生II、III、IV,P<0.05);不同医生拧紧螺钉后的加压力差异显著(P<0.05)。  结论    医生均因两段式拉力螺钉获益:相对于AO拉力螺钉,两段式拉力螺钉的加压性能好,加压后钉道损伤程度轻;医生个体差异影响两段式拉力螺钉和AO拉力螺钉加压性能。

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Two-segmental lag screw;  /   /  AO lag screw;  /   / Inter-surgeon variation;  /   / Compressive force;  /   / Pullout strength of the pilot hole after compression

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Xu Daqiang, Sun Peidong, Zhao Jiali, Yang Huilin, Ouyang Jun. Comparison of compressive ability and compression-induced damage to the pilot hole between the two-segmental lag screw and AO lag screw[J]. Chinese Journal of Clinical Anatomy. 2022, 40(6): 710-713 https://doi.org/10.13418/j.issn.1001-165x.2022.6.14

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