英文摘要 |
The techniques of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) in orthopedics have been worldwide developed in the recent years and drawn a great deal of attention. The patients who undergo MIS procedures theoretically benefit from smaller incision scars, minimized blood loss, shorter hospital stays and quicker rehabilitation. In fact, the anatomic features of musculoskeletal system have less superiority for evolving MIS techniques and many previous orthopaedic implants were substantially bulky in order to provide reliable fixation strength. Since the trend of MIS in all surgical departments has been ascertained, the manufacturers devoted to re-design low-profile and anatomic implants and tools to meet the requests of MIS procedures. Along with the use of modified procedures, operating microscopes, endoscopes, and imaging modalities, operations can be performed with greater precision and less soft tissue trauma. The rapid advances in computer-navigation and robotics as tools to enhance the surgeon's vision in the limited operative filed is another step forward. With these new techniques and technologies, we must ensure that these procedures are performed safely and effectively with predictable clinical outcomes. This article aims to review the literatures and summarize the current applications of minimal invasive surgery in pediatric orthopaedics, including scoliosis, lower limb deformities and ankle-foot surgery. |