REPLACEMENT OF FEMORAL AND TIBIAL CONDYLES DEFECTS BY RECYCLING BONE AUTOGRAFTS IN PRIMARY KNEE JOINT ENDOPROSTHETICS IN PATIENT WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS (CLINICAL OBSERVATION)
Abstract
The issue of bone tissue defects compensation in primary knee joint arthroplasty is quite commonly observed
in patients with rheumatoid pathology. This issue leads to technical difficulties at the stage of surgery and
consequently accompanies by unsatisfactory treatment results. The authors presented clinical experience of
treating a patient suffering from polyarticular rheumatoid arthritis with predominant damage to the knee joints,
against a background of massive cystic remodeling of bone tissue of tibial and femoral condyles. In addition to
surgical treatment in the volume of knee joint endoprosthetics, the femoral and tibial condyles defects were
replaced with autologous bone tissue. Application of this treatment method demonstrated good functional results
such as pain relief, restoration of anatomical axis of the lower extremity and increase in knee joint movement
amplitude. Postoperative follow-up of the patient showed restructuring of the bone autoplasty areas three months
after the surgery. Presented clinical observation supplemented by the review of current medical periodicals can be
recommended for the treatment of deforming knee joint osteoarthritis in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
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