Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip Arthroplasty

Abstract Objective To evaluate radiographic parameters of sagittal and spinopelvic alignment in patients with hip osteoarthritis (OA) undergoing primary total hip arthroplasty (THA) to define the primary surgical approach in individuals with concomitant spinal and hip joint disease. Methods Longitudinal, prospective, comparative study with 27 patients undergoing THA and 43 subjects without OA. Results An association between hip and spine degenerative disease in patients with OA was noted. After THA, radiographic parameters of pelvic tilt angle, sagittal vertical axis (EVS) and seventh cervical vertebra/sacrofemoral distance (C7/DSF) ratio were similar to values from volunteers without joint disease. Global coronal alignment (ACG), sagittal alignment, spinopelvic T1 and T9 tilts (IT1EP and IT9EP), sacral tilt (IS), pelvic version (VP), pelvic type and lumbopelvic complex (CLP) did not change after THA. Conclusion Among the sagittal and spinopelvic alignment parameters evaluated, the pelvic tilt angle, the EVS, and the C7/DSF ratio were corrected after THA and can guide the surgeon in the decision-making process for patients with concomitant spinal and hip joint disease. Spinal deformity may compensate for hip changes.

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Main Authors: Sousa,Vanessa da Costa, Perini,Jamila Alessandra, Araújo Junior,Antônio Eulálio Pedrosa, Guimarães,João Antônio Matheus, Duarte,Maria Eugenia Leite, Fernandes,Marco Bernardo Cury
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Published: Sociedade Brasileira de Ortopedia e Traumatologia 2020
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spelling oai:scielo:S0102-361620200005005912020-11-27Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip ArthroplastySousa,Vanessa da CostaPerini,Jamila AlessandraAraújo Junior,Antônio Eulálio PedrosaGuimarães,João Antônio MatheusDuarte,Maria Eugenia LeiteFernandes,Marco Bernardo Cury sagittal alignment arthroplasty, replacement, hip osteoarthritis spinopelvic parameters Abstract Objective To evaluate radiographic parameters of sagittal and spinopelvic alignment in patients with hip osteoarthritis (OA) undergoing primary total hip arthroplasty (THA) to define the primary surgical approach in individuals with concomitant spinal and hip joint disease. Methods Longitudinal, prospective, comparative study with 27 patients undergoing THA and 43 subjects without OA. Results An association between hip and spine degenerative disease in patients with OA was noted. After THA, radiographic parameters of pelvic tilt angle, sagittal vertical axis (EVS) and seventh cervical vertebra/sacrofemoral distance (C7/DSF) ratio were similar to values from volunteers without joint disease. Global coronal alignment (ACG), sagittal alignment, spinopelvic T1 and T9 tilts (IT1EP and IT9EP), sacral tilt (IS), pelvic version (VP), pelvic type and lumbopelvic complex (CLP) did not change after THA. Conclusion Among the sagittal and spinopelvic alignment parameters evaluated, the pelvic tilt angle, the EVS, and the C7/DSF ratio were corrected after THA and can guide the surgeon in the decision-making process for patients with concomitant spinal and hip joint disease. Spinal deformity may compensate for hip changes.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedade Brasileira de Ortopedia e TraumatologiaRevista Brasileira de Ortopedia v.55 n.5 20202020-10-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-36162020000500591en10.1055/s-0040-1701286
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Perini,Jamila Alessandra
Araújo Junior,Antônio Eulálio Pedrosa
Guimarães,João Antônio Matheus
Duarte,Maria Eugenia Leite
Fernandes,Marco Bernardo Cury
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Perini,Jamila Alessandra
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Guimarães,João Antônio Matheus
Duarte,Maria Eugenia Leite
Fernandes,Marco Bernardo Cury
Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip Arthroplasty
author_facet Sousa,Vanessa da Costa
Perini,Jamila Alessandra
Araújo Junior,Antônio Eulálio Pedrosa
Guimarães,João Antônio Matheus
Duarte,Maria Eugenia Leite
Fernandes,Marco Bernardo Cury
author_sort Sousa,Vanessa da Costa
title Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip Arthroplasty
title_short Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip Arthroplasty
title_full Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip Arthroplasty
title_fullStr Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip Arthroplasty
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of the Radiographic Parameters of Sagittal and Spinopelvic Alignment in Patients with Osteoarthritis submitted to Total Hip Arthroplasty
title_sort evaluation of the radiographic parameters of sagittal and spinopelvic alignment in patients with osteoarthritis submitted to total hip arthroplasty
description Abstract Objective To evaluate radiographic parameters of sagittal and spinopelvic alignment in patients with hip osteoarthritis (OA) undergoing primary total hip arthroplasty (THA) to define the primary surgical approach in individuals with concomitant spinal and hip joint disease. Methods Longitudinal, prospective, comparative study with 27 patients undergoing THA and 43 subjects without OA. Results An association between hip and spine degenerative disease in patients with OA was noted. After THA, radiographic parameters of pelvic tilt angle, sagittal vertical axis (EVS) and seventh cervical vertebra/sacrofemoral distance (C7/DSF) ratio were similar to values from volunteers without joint disease. Global coronal alignment (ACG), sagittal alignment, spinopelvic T1 and T9 tilts (IT1EP and IT9EP), sacral tilt (IS), pelvic version (VP), pelvic type and lumbopelvic complex (CLP) did not change after THA. Conclusion Among the sagittal and spinopelvic alignment parameters evaluated, the pelvic tilt angle, the EVS, and the C7/DSF ratio were corrected after THA and can guide the surgeon in the decision-making process for patients with concomitant spinal and hip joint disease. Spinal deformity may compensate for hip changes.
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