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Orthopaedic Proceedings
Vol. 94-B, Issue SUPP_III | Pages 101 - 101
1 Feb 2012
Paniker J Khan S Killampilli V Stirling A
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Purpose

We report our surgical management of a series of primary and metastatic tumours of the lumbosacral junction, highlighting different methods of fixation, outcome and complications.

Method

Seven patients with primary and four with secondary tumours involving the lumbosacral junction underwent surgery. After tumour resection, iliolumbar fixation was performed in all but one case, using Galveston rods (4) or iliac screws (6). All constructs were attached proximally with pedicle screws. Cross links were used in all instrumented cases and autologous and allogenic bone graft applied.


Orthopaedic Proceedings
Vol. 94-B, Issue SUPP_III | Pages 35 - 35
1 Feb 2012
Sivardeen Z Paniker J Drew S Learmonth D Massoud S
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Background

Frozen Shoulder is a common condition which causes significant morbidity in people of working age. The 2 most popular forms of surgical treatment for this condition are Manipulation under Anaesthesia (MUA) or MUA plus Arthroscopic Capsular Release (ACR). Both treatment modalities are known to give good results, but no-one has compared the two to see which is better.

Aim

To compare the outcome in patients with primary frozen shoulder, who are treated by either MUA or MUA plus ACR.