パーフェクト　前十字靭帯再建術（ACL）

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発行日： 2020-09-15
分野： 臨床医学：外科  >  整形外科学
ISBN： 9784765318419
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膝関節のスポーツ外傷の中でもACL損傷は特に頻度が高く、ACL損傷は再建術が必須であり、かつ適切な治療・リハビリテーションを行わない場合、再受傷するリスクが非常に高い怪我です。
本書は前十字靭帯（ACL）再建術の歴史・機能にはじまり、疫学・受傷機転・自然経過、診断・評価、再建術、合併症対策、リハビリテーションと術者として知っておくべき基本事項を網羅しており、本書を通読することで、ACL再建術の入り口から出口までを一冊で学ぶことができます。
膝関節に携わる整形外科医必携の一冊です。

目次

  • 第1章　解剖と機能
    1．ACL歴史的背景
    2．ACLの解剖
    3．靭帯のバイオメカニクス
    4．ACLのバイオメカニクス
    5．靭帯修復・再建の基礎
    6．再建膝の安定性の変化

    第2章　疫学・受傷機転・自然経過
    1．ACL損傷の疫学
    2．受傷機転
    3．ACL損傷の危険因子
    4．ACL損傷膝の自然経過

    第3章　ACL損傷の診断・評価
    1．ACL損傷の診断・評価
    2．ACL損傷の画像診断
    3．ACL損傷膝・再建膝の定量的評価法、機能的評価法

    第4章　治療
    1．ACL損傷膝の保存治療
    2．ACL再建の適応と再建法の概要
    3．膝蓋腱によるACL再建
    4．ハムストリング腱によるACL再建
    5．その他の自家腱によるACL再建
    6．同種腱によるACL再建
    7．遺残組織を温存した再建術
    8．小児ACL損傷の治療－小児ACL再建術の適応と手術方法－
    9．ACL修復術

    第5章　合併症とその対策
    1．ACL損傷再受傷の現状
    2．ACL再損傷・不全膝の治療
    3．骨欠損に対する対応
    4．半月板損傷に対する治療
    5．軟骨損傷に対する治療
    6．MCL損傷の治療
    7．複数回手術例への対応
    8．二次性関節症に対する治療
    9．ACL再建後の感染の治療

    第6章　リハビリテーション
    1．術前リハビリテーション
    2．術後リハビリテーション
    3．動作評価の基本
    4．再受傷予防を目指したリハビリテーション

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第1章 解剖と機能

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第2章 疫学・受傷機転・自然経過

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第3章 ACL損傷の診断・評価

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第5章 合併症とその対策

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