TAA Flashcards

1
Q

Foot consists of

A

tarsals
metatarsals
phalanges

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2
Q

Talus transfer most of the weight from…

A

tibia to the calcaneus

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3
Q

The ankle is a _ joint

A

hinge

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4
Q

What three bones form the ankle

A

tibia
fibula
talus

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5
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Primary weight bearing surface

A

distal surface of the tibia and the trochlea of the talus

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6
Q

3 joints that provide the stability

A

proximal tibiofibular joint
distal tibiofibular joint
fibulotalar joint

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7
Q

the ankle articular capsule ligaments

A

medial deltoid ligament
3 lateral ligaments

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8
Q

anterior + posterior portions are…

A

thin

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9
Q

lateral and medial surfaces _____ and reinforces by _____ ligaments

A

strong
stout

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10
Q

foot motion occurs about 3 axes

A

dorsiflexion and plantarflexion
eversion and inversion
abduction and adduction

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11
Q

mitered hinge model of leg

A

tibia internally rotates, the subtalar joint evert (eversion)
tibia externally rotates, the subtalar joint invert (inversion)

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12
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Ankle dieases

A

osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fused ankle, failed TAA

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13
Q

Symptoms of ankle diseases

A

inflammation, wear of cartilage (bone on bone contact)
swelling and pain during gait + up/down stairs
joint deformation

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14
Q

treatments

A

bracing and shoe wear alterations
joint injections
ankle joint debridement
distraction
arthrodesis
arthroplasty

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15
Q

components of TAA

A

Tibial component
talar component
bearing component

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16
Q

bearings can be

A

fixed
mobile

17
Q

candidates for TAA

A

older patients with joint problems
normal alignment of bone tissue
stability of ankle and foot
no history of septic arthritis
not very active patient
not over weight

18
Q

greatest failure mode of TAA

A

implant loosening
-greater in constrained designs
-cemented prosthesis

19
Q

Ankle arthrodesis of fusion consist of

A

removal of articular cartilages
internal fixation of talus and tibia
fixation of fibula is controversial

20
Q

cons of ankle arthrodesis

A

fusion of ankle joint
increase stress in other joints (subtalar)
additional fusion
pain + arthritis in other joints

21
Q

cons of TAA

A

wear of joint implant
material debris
loosening of implant + interface
revision often requires custom implant (bone graft)

22
Q

What is TAA

A

Replacement of articulating surfaces (tibial and talar)
tibial comp (metal implant with short stem)
talar comp (metal articulating surface)
bearing (UHMW polymer)

23
Q

studies show that the talar component….

A

deforms the liner, articulating with the deformed component

24
Q

what is ankle arthrodesis

A

removal of articular cartilage
fixing the talus and tibia together
fuses the ankle joint (no movement)