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Real-Time Virtual Sonography-Guided Ossicle Removal in Unresolved Osgood-Schlatter Disease.
Arthroscopy Techniques 2024 April
Osgood-Schlatter disease (OSD) reduces participation in sports activities for adolescents, and, in unresolved cases of the disease in which daily life or sports activity after skeletal maturity are affected, surgical intervention to remove the ossicle is performed to alleviate symptoms. We present a real-time virtual sonography (RVS)-guided ossicle removal in unresolved OSD. The knee joint angle is set at 20°, which is the same position used in magnetic resonance imaging. A 1.5-cm longitudinal skin incision is made at the medial side of the tuberosity. An ultrasound probe covered with a sterile sleeve is then placed longitudinally at the level of tuberosity. The forceps is inserted to peel the patellar tendon off the posterior side of the ossicle. Then the anterior side of the ossicle is peeled off in both the transverse and longitudinal views. When the ossicle is unstable enough, forceps are used to grasp the ossicle and carefully remove it. RVS can see magnetic resonance imaging information in the surrounding area beyond what can be detected by the ultrasound probe, and RVS enables easy determination of the anatomical position of the ossicle, and removal of the ossicle is achieved with low invasiveness.
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