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Operative Therapie – 1. Strahl

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Der Hallux rigidus ist eine zunehmende Einsteifung im Großzehengrundgelenk, beginnend mit der schmerzhaften Einschränkung der Dorsalextension. In die Entscheidung, welche Operation gewählt wird, sollte immer die Beurteilung des Röntgenbildes mit eingebunden werden. Hier hat sich die Einteilung von Hattrop u. Johnson (1988) in 3 Gruppen bewährt:

Grad 1 zeigt radiologisch nur geringe arthrotische Veränderungen. Der Patient stellt sich hauptsächlich wegen einer eingeschränkten Dorsalextension der Großzehen vor. Die Sesambeine sind regulär, aber im Verhältnis zu normalen Sesambeinen minimal vergrößert.

Grad 2 ist gekennzeichnet durch eine Verschmälerung des Gelenkspaltes und Hypertrophie des subartikulären Knochens mit Sklerosierung. Der Patient kommt mit schmerzhafter Dorsalextension.

Grad 3 betrifft ein radiologisches Endstadium mit fast aufgehobenem Gelenkspalt und Randosteophyten, die zu einer Ummauerung führen. Der Patient hat fast keine Beweglichkeit mehr im Großzehengrundgelenk, klagt aber über Schmerzen.

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Thomsen, M., Preis, M., Sabo, D., Thomas, M., Suger, G., Erdle, C. (2012). Operative Therapie – 1. Strahl. In: Sabo, D. (eds) Vorfußchirurgie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-25876-3_7

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