What Are the Different Types of Bone Graft Substitutes?

Chapter 1 Introduction Section 1 History and Current Situation 1. History of Bone Transplantation Technology 2. Status of Bone Transplantation 2. Section Biology and Biomechanics of Bone Transplantation 1. Biology of Bone Transplantation 2. Biomechanics of Bone Transplantation Section 3 Bone Healing I. Historical Review of Bone Healing and Bone Transplantation Theory II. Fracture Healing Mechanism III. Bone Grafting Healing Mechanism Section IV Experimental Progress of Bone Grafting and Bone Healing I. Research Progress of Molecular Biology Mechanisms in the Process of Bone Healing 2. Advances in osteoinduction theory 3. Experimental advances in gene therapy of bone transplantation 4. Experimental advances in nano-artificial bones Section 5. New advances in bone transplantation techniques 1. Recombination of xenogeneic bone grafting techniques 2. Anastomosis of blood vessel allografts Bone transplantation 3. Clinical application of injectable bone graft substitutes 4. Application of tissue engineering in bone transplantation Chapter 2 Allogeneic bone transplantation Section 1 Bone healing principles of allogeneic bone transplantation Section 2 Identical The effects and outcomes of allograft bones 1. The evolution in vivo after allograft bone transplantation 2. The outcome of allograft bone transplantation Section 3. Immune rejection of allograft bone transplantation 1. Immune rejection mechanism of allogeneic bone transplantation 2. Clinical characteristics of immune rejection of allogeneic bone transplantation 3. Control of immune rejection of allogeneic bone transplantation 4. Evaluation of immune rejection of allogeneic bone transplantation Section IV Introduction to bone preservation technology, preparation method and quality control of allogeneic bone transplantation 1. Bone preservation technology of allogeneic bone 2. Preparation and quality management of allograft bone in bone bank Section 5 Clinical application of allogeneic bone transplantation Overview 1. The clinical application of a large segment of homogeneous bone 2. The clinical application of small bone mass and bone powder homogeneous bone 3. The clinical application of bone-tendon-bone homogeneous bone material Chapter 3. Xenogeneic bone, artificial bone and tissue engineering bone transplantation Section 1 Xenogeneic Bone Graft I. Osteogenic Active Substance of Xenogeneic Bone Graft II Immunological Study of Xenogeneic Bone Graft II Section Artificial Bone Graft Material I, Inorganic Material II, Organic Material III, Composite Graft Material Section III Tissue Engineering Bone Chapter IV Bone Removal Technique for Autogenous Free Graft Bone Sacral Bone Surgery 1. Sacral Anterior Bone Surgery 2. Bone Sacral Bone Surgery Bone Removal Section 4 Rib Bone Removal Section 5 Femoral Great Rotor Bone Removal Section 6 Femoral Condyle Bone Removal Section 7 Distal Bone Removal Section 8 Section Proximal Tibial Bone Removal Section 9 Clavicle osteotomy Section 10 Minimally invasive osteotomy Chapter 5 Autologous blood-supply bone resection technique Fibula resection in the first section Anastomosis Fibula flap in the second section Anastomosis in the third section Anastomosis in the third section Osteotomy Section 4 Anastomosis of the latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap Anastomosis of the blood vessel Radial periosteal resection of the fifth Anastomosis vessel Section 6 Technique of the pedicled pedicled bone flap I Cutting the sartorius muscle pedicle bone flap three, cutting the anterior serratus musculocutaneous flap four, cutting the pectoralis major pectoralis rib muscle pedicle sternal rib flap cutting five, cutting the sternocleidomastoid muscle clavicle head clavicle flap cutting six, deltoid muscles Partial clavicle flap removal 7. Resection of anterior pedicled pedicled bone flap. Chapter 6 Hand and foot bone grafting technique. Section 1 phalanx fracture. Section 2 metacarpal fracture. Section 3 scaphoid fracture nonunion bone grafting. Section 4 thumb reconstruction. Section 5 Foot Bone Transplantation 1. Peroneal Fibula and Fibula Flap Third, the medial wedge bone flap with vascular pedicles IV, the pedicled vascular heel pedicles with vascular pedicles, the pedicled pedicle flap with pedicles with vascular pedicles, and the sacral pedicled with vascular pedicles Bone defects 1. The timing of bone graft surgery 2. The choice of bone graft repair methods 3. The delayed fracture healing and nonunion of fracture 1. The fixation method 2. The bone graft treatment method Ischemic necrosis of the bone I. Bone grafting through the windowed lesions of the femoral head and neck junction Bone grafting through the windowed lesions of the femoral head Necrosis IV. Transplantation of lateral femoral artery branch vessel pedicled iliac bone flap for treatment of ischemic necrosis of the femoral head V. Femoral head necrosis with vascularized pedicle fibula transplantation Section 2 ischemic necrosis of the femoral condyle (knee osteonecrosis)
Section III Application of Bone Graft in Hip Arthroplasty 1. Acetabular Bone Graft with Acetabular DysplasiaDovetail Autogenous Femoral Head Transplantation 2. Acetabular Compression and Bone Grafting 3. Bone Grafting Technique with Acetabular Stent Reconstruction of acetabular defects IV. Femoral revision compression bone grafting V. Allogeneic femoral-prosthetic composite transplantation IV. Application of bone grafting techniques in total knee arthroplasty I. Surgery for tibial defects 6 to 12 mm Method II. Surgical method of tibial defect depth greater than 12mm. Section 5. Extremity joint bone graft fusion 1. I shoulder shoulder bone graft fusion 2. Elbow bone graft fusion 3. Wrist bone graft fusion 4. Hip bone graft Fusion V. Knee Bone Graft Fusion 6. Ankle Bone Graft Fusion 6. The application of bone graft in acetabular osteotomy. Chapter 9 Spinal Surgery Bone Transplantation Techniques 1. Bone Fusion of Cervical Spine Cervical spine anterior bone graft fusion II, cervical spine posterior bone graft fusion II thoracic spine bone graft fusion 1. Anterior thoracic spine (lateral front) bone grafting II, thoracic spine posterior bone grafting III, thoracic anterior and posterior full spine Resection, bone graft fusion Operation IV. Thoracic spinal tumor whole spine resection 5. 360 ° bone grafting 3. Lumbar vertebrae bone graft fusion 1. Lumbar degenerative bone grafting 2. Intervertebral fusion device and interbody fusion 3. Third, posterolateral lumbar spine Chapter 10 Fusion Application of Bone Graft in Bone Tumor Surgery Section 1 Overview Section 2 Bone Removal and Bone Grafting Section 3 Tumor Segment Bone Inactivation Replantation I. Indications for Tumor Segment Bone Inactivation and Replantation Method II. Inactivation and Replantation of Bone Inactivation and Resection of Tumor Segments of Common Sites Section IV Minimally Invasive Tumors and Tumor-like Lesions Surgery and Bone Grafting Section V Allograft and Allogeneic Bone Grafts I. Resection of Proximal Humerus Tumors Allogeneic bone transplantation 2. Proximal femoral tumor resection Allograft bone grafting 3. Femoral distal tumor resection and allograft bone transplantation 4. Tibial proximal tumor resection and allograft bone transplantation 5. Resection of the backbone tumor Large allogeneic bone transplantation Section VI Allogeneic bone-Artificial prosthesis complex (APC) transplantation I. Proximal humeral tumor resection APC grafting II. Proximal femoral tumor resection APC grafting III. Distal femoral tumor Removal of APC transplantation Tumor resection APC transplantation pedicle or anastomotic vessel autogenous bone transplantation 1. Reconstruction of the femoral condyle or tibial condyle with pedicled pedicle of musculature 2. Autogenous iliac bone transplantation 3. Pedicled autologous fibula transplantation 4. Anastomosis Autologous Fibula Transplantation Section VIII Autologous Fibula Transplantation Reconstruction of Wrist and Ankle Joints I. Resection of distal radius bone tumors Autologous fibula transplantation II. Resection of lower fibula autologous fibula transplantation Section 9 Pelvic tumor resection and bone grafting Chapter 11 Sports Medicine and Cartilage Transplantation Section 1 Osteochondral Transplantation Section 2 Tibia High Osteotomy Section 12 Application of Bone Transplantation in Oral Surgery Section 1 Repair and Reconstruction of Maxillary Defect Section 2 Mandibular Defect Repair and reconstruction

Practical bone transplantation

"Practical Bone Grafting Techniques (Essence)" is edited by Wang Dawei and Han Shizhang. "Practical Bone Grafting Techniques (Essence)" is a doctor who has a solid orthopaedic theoretical foundation and rich clinical experience to repeatedly screen mature bone grafting techniques from a vast literature. Combined with my own experience, I collected, summarized and classified various bone grafting techniques for systematic and theoretical purposes, carefully wrote them in accordance with the principles of practicality, and invited professional painters to modify and redraw more than 200 Pictures, strive to be both graphic and textual, to understand the idea. This book consists of 12 chapters. Chapters 1 to 5 are the basis for bone transplantation. Chapters 6 to 12 deal with internal bones in the fields of limbs, joints, spine, bone tumors, oral and maxillofacial surgery, sports medicine, and foot and ankle surgery. The transplantation technique is explained. This book can be used as a reference for orthopedists at all levels.

Book title

Practical bone transplantation

Author

Wang Dawei Han Shizhang

Publication date

February 10, 2014

Language

Simplified Chinese

ISBN

9787117185509

Foreign name

PRACTICAL BONE GRAFT TECHNOLOGY

Publishing house

People's Health Publishing House

Pages

274 pages

Open

16

Brand

People's Health Publishing House

Chapter 1 Introduction Section 1 History and Current Situation 1. History of Bone Transplantation Technology 2. Status of Bone Transplantation 2. Section Biology and Biomechanics of Bone Transplantation 1. Biology of Bone Transplantation 2. Biomechanics of Bone Transplantation Section 3 Bone Healing I. Historical Review of Bone Healing and Bone Transplantation Theory II. Fracture Healing Mechanism III. Bone Grafting Healing Mechanism Section IV Experimental Progress of Bone Grafting and Bone Healing I. Research Progress of Molecular Biology Mechanisms in the Process of Bone Healing 2. Advances in osteoinduction theory 3. Experimental advances in gene therapy of bone transplantation 4. Experimental advances in nano-artificial bones Section 5. New advances in bone transplantation techniques 1. Recombination of xenogeneic bone grafting techniques 2. Anastomosis of blood vessel allografts Bone transplantation 3. Clinical application of injectable bone graft substitutes 4. Application of tissue engineering in bone transplantation Chapter 2 Allogeneic bone transplantation Section 1 Bone healing principles of allogeneic bone transplantation Section 2 Identical The effects and outcomes of allograft bones 1. The evolution in vivo after allograft bone transplantation 2. The outcome of allograft bone transplantation Section 3. Immune rejection of allograft bone transplantation 1. Immune rejection mechanism of allogeneic bone transplantation 2. Clinical characteristics of immune rejection of allogeneic bone transplantation 3. Control of immune rejection of allogeneic bone transplantation 4. Evaluation of immune rejection of allogeneic bone transplantation Section IV Introduction to bone preservation technology, preparation method and quality control of allogeneic bone transplantation 1. Bone preservation technology of allogeneic bone 2. Preparation and quality management of allograft bone in bone bank Section 5 Clinical application of allogeneic bone transplantation Overview 1. The clinical application of a large segment of homogeneous bone 2. The clinical application of small bone mass and bone powder homogeneous bone 3. The clinical application of bone-tendon-bone homogeneous bone material Chapter 3. Xenogeneic bone, artificial bone and tissue engineering bone transplantation Section 1 Xenogeneic Bone Graft I. Osteogenic Active Substance of Xenogeneic Bone Graft II Immunological Study of Xenogeneic Bone Graft II Section Artificial Bone Graft Material I, Inorganic Material II, Organic Material III, Composite Graft Material Section III Tissue Engineering Bone Chapter IV Bone Removal Technique for Autogenous Free Graft Bone Sacral Bone Surgery 1. Sacral Anterior Bone Surgery 2. Bone Sacral Bone Surgery Bone Removal Section 4 Rib Bone Removal Section 5 Femoral Great Rotor Bone Removal Section 6 Femoral Condyle Bone Removal Section 7 Distal Bone Removal Section 8 Section Proximal Tibial Bone Removal Section 9 Clavicle osteotomy Section 10 Minimally invasive osteotomy Chapter 5 Autologous blood-supply bone resection technique Fibula resection in the first section Anastomosis Fibula flap in the second section Anastomosis in the third section Anastomosis in the third section Osteotomy Section 4 Anastomosis of the latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap Anastomosis of the blood vessel Radial periosteal resection of the fifth Anastomosis vessel Section 6 Technique of the pedicled pedicled bone flap I Cutting the sartorius muscle pedicle bone flap three, cutting the anterior serratus musculocutaneous flap four, cutting the pectoralis major pectoralis rib muscle pedicle sternal rib flap cutting five, cutting the sternocleidomastoid muscle clavicle head clavicle flap cutting six, deltoid muscles Partial clavicle flap removal 7. Resection of anterior pedicled pedicled bone flap. Chapter 6 Hand and foot bone grafting technique. Section 1 phalanx fracture. Section 2 metacarpal fracture. Section 3 scaphoid fracture nonunion bone grafting. Section 4 thumb reconstruction. Section 5 Foot Bone Transplantation 1. Peroneal Fibula and Fibula Flap Third, the medial wedge bone flap with vascular pedicles IV, the pedicled vascular heel pedicles with vascular pedicles, the pedicled pedicle flap with pedicles with vascular pedicles, and the sacral pedicled with vascular pedicles Bone defects 1. The timing of bone graft surgery 2. The choice of bone graft repair methods 3. The delayed fracture healing and nonunion of fracture 1. The fixation method 2. The bone graft treatment method Ischemic necrosis of the bone I. Bone grafting through the windowed lesions of the femoral head and neck junction Bone grafting through the windowed lesions of the femoral head Necrosis IV. Transplantation of lateral femoral artery branch vessel pedicled iliac bone flap for treatment of ischemic necrosis of the femoral head V. Femoral head necrosis with vascularized pedicle fibula transplantation Section 2 ischemic necrosis of the femoral condyle (knee osteonecrosis)
Section III Application of Bone Graft in Hip Arthroplasty 1. Acetabular Bone Graft with Acetabular DysplasiaDovetail Autogenous Femoral Head Transplantation 2. Acetabular Compression and Bone Grafting 3. Bone Grafting Technique with Acetabular Stent Reconstruction of acetabular defects IV. Femoral revision compression bone grafting V. Allogeneic femoral-prosthetic composite transplantation IV. Application of bone grafting techniques in total knee arthroplasty I. Surgery for tibial defects 6 to 12 mm Method II. Surgical method of tibial defect depth greater than 12mm. Section 5. Extremity joint bone graft fusion 1. I shoulder shoulder bone graft fusion 2. Elbow bone graft fusion 3. Wrist bone graft fusion 4. Hip bone graft Fusion V. Knee Bone Graft Fusion 6. Ankle Bone Graft Fusion 6. The application of bone graft in acetabular osteotomy. Chapter 9 Spinal Surgery Bone Transplantation Techniques 1. Bone Fusion of Cervical Spine Cervical spine anterior bone graft fusion II, cervical spine posterior bone graft fusion II thoracic spine bone graft fusion 1. Anterior thoracic spine (lateral front) bone grafting II, thoracic spine posterior bone grafting III, thoracic anterior and posterior full spine Resection, bone graft fusion Operation IV. Thoracic spinal tumor whole spine resection 5. 360 ° bone grafting 3. Lumbar vertebrae bone graft fusion 1. Lumbar degenerative bone grafting 2. Intervertebral fusion device and interbody fusion 3. Third, posterolateral lumbar spine Chapter 10 Fusion Application of Bone Graft in Bone Tumor Surgery Section 1 Overview Section 2 Bone Removal and Bone Grafting Section 3 Tumor Segment Bone Inactivation Replantation I. Indications for Tumor Segment Bone Inactivation and Replantation Method II. Inactivation and Replantation of Bone Inactivation and Resection of Tumor Segments of Common Sites Section IV Minimally Invasive Tumors and Tumor-like Lesions Surgery and Bone Grafting Section V Allograft and Allogeneic Bone Grafts I. Resection of Proximal Humerus Tumors Allogeneic bone transplantation 2. Proximal femoral tumor resection Allograft bone grafting 3. Femoral distal tumor resection and allograft bone transplantation 4. Tibial proximal tumor resection and allograft bone transplantation 5. Resection of the backbone tumor Large allogeneic bone transplantation Section VI Allogeneic bone-Artificial prosthesis complex (APC) transplantation I. Proximal humeral tumor resection APC grafting II. Proximal femoral tumor resection APC grafting III. Distal femoral tumor Removal of APC transplantation Tumor resection APC transplantation pedicle or anastomotic vessel autogenous bone transplantation 1. Reconstruction of the femoral condyle or tibial condyle with pedicled pedicle of musculature 2. Autogenous iliac bone transplantation 3. Pedicled autologous fibula transplantation 4. Anastomosis Autologous Fibula Transplantation Section VIII Autologous Fibula Transplantation Reconstruction of Wrist and Ankle Joints I. Resection of distal radius bone tumors Autologous fibula transplantation II. Resection of lower fibula autologous fibula transplantation Section 9 Pelvic tumor resection and bone grafting Chapter 11 Sports Medicine and Cartilage Transplantation Section 1 Osteochondral Transplantation Section 2 Tibia Osteotomy Repair and reconstruction