족관절 관절염이 있는 환자에서 체중 부하상태의 양측 족관절과 환측 족관절 전후면 방사선 사진의 방사선학적 측정치의 비교
Comparison of Radiologic Parameters between Weight Bearing Affected Single Ankle Anteroposterior View and both Ankle Anteroposterior View in Ankle Osteoarthritis
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Purpose: This study was performed to analyze the results of radiologic parameters between weight bearing affected single ankle anteroposterior (AP) view and both ankle AP view in ankle osteoarthritis (OA). Materials and Methods: Between January 2009 and August 2010, 41 patients (50 ankles) who visited our institution to treat ankle OA were reviewed retrospectively. In radiographic assessment, weight bearing affected single ankle AP view and both ankle AP view were checked, and measured tibial anterior surface angle (TAS), tibial medial malleolar angle (TMM), talar tilting angle (TT),maximum and minimun joint space width (JSW) of ankle, width between articular surface of medial malleolar and medial articular surface of talus as radiologic parameters. Results: On weight bearing both ankle AP view, TAS was 85.4±4.1°, TMM was 33.1±9°, TT was 5.4±6.1°, maximum JSW was 3.2±2.7 mm, minimum JSW was 1.1±1.3 mm, width between articular surface of medial malleolar and medial articular surface of talus was 1.8±1.8 mm and on weight bearing affected ankle AP view, TAS was 85.3±3.9°, TMM was 34.3±10.9°, TT was 5.4 ±6.5°, maximum JSW was 3.2±2.7 mm, minimum JSW was 1.1±1.3 mm, width between articular surface of medial malleolar and medial articular surface of talus was 1.6±1.7 mm. Conclusion: There is no statistical significance in radiologic parameters between weight-bearing affected single ankle AP view and both ankle AP view in ankle OA.
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Purpose: This study was performed to analyze the results of radiologic parameters between weight bearing affected single ankle anteroposterior (AP) view and both ankle AP view in ankle osteoarthritis (OA). Materials and Methods: Between January 2009 and August 2010, 41 patients (50 ankles) who visited our institution to treat ankle OA were reviewed retrospectively. In radiographic assessment, weight bearing affected single ankle AP view and both ankle AP view were checked, and measured tibial anterior surface angle (TAS), tibial medial malleolar angle (TMM), talar tilting angle (TT),maximum and minimun joint space width (JSW) of ankle, width between articular surface of medial malleolar and medial articular surface of talus as radiologic parameters. Results: On weight bearing both ankle AP view, TAS was 85.4±4.1°, TMM was 33.1±9°, TT was 5.4±6.1°, maximum JSW was 3.2±2.7 mm, minimum JSW was 1.1±1.3 mm, width between articular surface of medial malleolar and medial articular surface of talus was 1.8±1.8 mm and on weight bearing affected ankle AP view, TAS was 85.3±3.9°, TMM was 34.3±10.9°, TT was 5.4 ±6.5°, maximum JSW was 3.2±2.7 mm, minimum JSW was 1.1±1.3 mm, width between articular surface of medial malleolar and medial articular surface of talus was 1.6±1.7 mm. Conclusion: There is no statistical significance in radiologic parameters between weight-bearing affected single ankle AP view and both ankle AP view in ankle OA.
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