Nachuntersuchungsergebnisse nach Matti-Russe-Spanung bei der Navikularpseudarthose

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Abstract
Navicular pseudarthrosis is relatively seldom in cases of early and appropriate treatment of navicular fracture. It develops often after a late diagnosed or insufficiently treated navicular fracture. After an introduction of the pathogenetic causes of navicular pseudarthrosis, a survey is given of the operative methods of treatment represented in literature favoring the implantation method of a corticospongious bone-graft after Matti in the modification of Russe, which is preferred in the hospital. Long-term results of the treatment are based on a casuistic of 105 patients, operated after the method Matti-Russe. A follow-up was performed in 68 patients between 3-16 yr after the operation (8, 4 yr on average). In this critical examination, stress is on functional results, on the subjective and objective success of the operation, on the professional situation of the patients and its social-medical meaning. A comparison with the most extensive casuistics of the literature is given.

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