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43-year-old man with infected tibial nonunion treated with bony resection of all infected bone and a trifocal retrograde tibial bone transport. From left to right, images show radiographs of the tibial nonunion with a temporary external fixator, anteroposterior radiograph with the TSF applied, and clinical photograph after application of the TSF during tibial bone transport
Clinical and radiographic follow-up images obtained 3 years after tibial frame removal. Treatment time, 16 months; lengthening amount, 140 mm; lengthening index (months/cm), 1.14. Mechanical axis deviation was 8 mm medial to the center of the knee joint line. Patient resumed full weight bearing without support and with no discomfort
Seven major complications occurred in group A: 1) osteitis occurred in the distal tibia of one patient 3 months after fixator removal (healed with arthrodesis of the ankle after two repeated bifocal bone transports); 2) bending of regenerate bone occurred in two patients (both recovered after additional surgical procedures: reapplication of fixator for 3 months in one and plate fixation in the other; 3) uncommon delayed peroneal artery pseudoaneurysm occurred in one patient after surgical procedure at the docking site (supported by angiography, embolization with coil treatment was successful) [17]; 4) equinus ankle contractures occurred in three patients with large bone defects (trifocal bone transports: two retrograde and one antegrade). Correction was obtained with Achilles tendon lengthening and was maintained with extension of the frame to the foot.
We did not treat bone loss with acute shortening and re-lengthening for immediate contact of the resected ends because infection was present in 38 (69 %) of 55 cases and the bone defects were larger than 3 cm in all patients. Bone grafting at the docking site was required in 33 (60 %) of 55 cases of bone transport [22, 23]. Consolidation of the regenerate bone without further complications was achieved in 28 (93 %) of 30 patients in group A and 24 (96 %) of 25 patients in group B. Consolidation of the docking site without further complications was achieved in 29 (97 %) of 30 patients in group A and 23 (92 %) of 25 patients in group B. Percentages of healing were therefore similar. Group B patients, however, had shorter transports (6.5 versus 7.6), and this factor could be a bias affecting the results of group A, as has been observed in terms of total external fixation time in different groups. In addition, the lengthening index seems to be superior in group B (2.10 versus 1.97 in group A), but the difference is largely because of a higher number of trifocal procedures. Several complications occurred in our study; however, the rate was reasonable considering the complexity of the cases.
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