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Title: Chronic Symptomatic Symphyseal Instability


1
Chronic Symptomatic Symphyseal Instability
  • M.L. Chip Routt, Jr., M.D.

2
Patient 1
  • 28 yo Female
  • G1P1
  • 2.5 Years after NSVD of Term Baby Son
  • Anterior and Posterior Chronic Pain
  • Unable to Walk gt 100 ft
  • Unable to Lift/Carry Son
  • Dyspareunia Stress Urinary Incontinence
  • Employed-Sedentary Job-Computer Work-Fulltime
  • Relatively Comfortable Sitting 45-60 Minute
    Intervals
  • Takes No Medications Nothing Works, Why Take
    Them?
  • Pelvic Instability on Compression Exam, Causes
    Pain

3
Presentation Pelvic Films
  • AP

4
Presentation Pelvic Films
  • Alternating LE Standing Films

5
Pelvic CT Scan
  • In Binder

6
Pelvic CT Scan
  • Axials _at_ S1 S2
  • SI Joints

7
Surgery
  • Supine
  • Pfannenstiel
  • Unstable Symphysis
  • Compressive Reduction Clamped
  • Symphyseal Plating Frail Bone
  • Perc Upper and 2nd Sacral Segment IS Screws

8
Postop CT Imaging
9
Postop CT Imaging
  • Axials _at_ S1 S2 Levels

10
Rehabilitation
  • 1st 6 Weeks - Bed or Chair Restricted and
    Isometrics
  • Marginally Compliant Due to Comfort
  • 2nd 6 Weeks - Tandem Bilateral Protected WB,
    Stretching, Strengthening Program, Aquatic
    Program
  • Non-Compliant Due to Comfort

11
4 Months After Surgery
  • Plain Films
  • Notable Plate Segmental Breakage

12
4 Months After Surgery
  • No Pain Complaints
  • Normal Gait without Distance Limit
  • Lifts/Carries Son
  • Normal Sexual Activity
  • No GU Complaints
  • Still Working FT

13
Patient 2
  • 51yo Male
  • Was D1 College Baseball Player back in the day
  • Remained Fit Active
  • Executive - Employed FT
  • 8-12 Years Progressive Pelvic-Groin-Back Pain
  • Anterior Pelvic Grinding
  • Bilateral Posterior Pelvic Pain
  • Worsened By Essentially Any Activities
  • Antalgic Gait
  • Dyspareunia (But Fights Thru It!)
  • Has Had Spinal Injections Without Relief Body
    MRI In Hand
  • ? Pelvic Instability on Exam

14
Plain Films
  • Inlet-Outlet

15
Initial Plain Films
  • Single LE Alternating Stance Films

16
Pelvic CT Imaging
  • SI Joints

17
Surgery
  • Supine
  • Pfannenstiel
  • Fluid Filled Cyst Around Unstable Symphysis
  • Compressive Reduction Clamped
  • Symphyseal Plating
  • Perc Bilat IS Screws at Upper Sacral Segment

18
Postop Imaging
  • CT Scan

19
Rehabilitation
  • 1st 6 Weeks - Bed or Chair Restricted and
    Isometrics
  • 2nd 6 Weeks - Tandem Bilateral Protected WB,
    Stretching, Strengthening Program, Aquatic
    Program
  • Very Compliant Due to Fear of Pain Return

20
3 Months After Surgery
  • Left Adductor Sporadic Cramping
  • No Prior Pelvic Low Back Symptoms
  • Slowly Evolving Normal-Pareunia
  • Scared and Cautious Recoverer
  • Back to Work
  • Durable Implants Thus Far

21
3 Months After Surgery
  • Plain Films
  • No Implant Breakage.Yet!
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