Comparison of Ultrasonographic and Intraoperative Findings in Achilles Tendon Rupture
The purpose of the study was to assess the value of ultrasonography in the diagnosis of Achilles tendon rupture, by comparing initial ultrasonographic scans and direct intraoperative findings, as well as to follow up the healing process in operatively and conservatively treated patients. Ultrasound...
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| description | The purpose of the study was to assess the value of ultrasonography in the diagnosis of Achilles tendon rupture, by
comparing initial ultrasonographic scans and direct intraoperative findings, as well as to follow up the healing process
in operatively and conservatively treated patients. Ultrasound examination was performed in 100 patients (91 males and
9 females, with mean age of 46 years) with clinically suspicious Achilles tendon ruptures. Ultrasonographic findings
were compared with intraoperative findings. Eighty-eight patients underwent surgery and twelve patients were treated
conservatively. Complete ruptures were diagnosed by ultrasound in 88 patients, and partial ruptures in 12 patients. The
length of the tendon (Pearson r=0.973, p |
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in operatively and conservatively treated patients. Ultrasound examination was performed in 100 patients (91 males and
9 females, with mean age of 46 years) with clinically suspicious Achilles tendon ruptures. Ultrasonographic findings
were compared with intraoperative findings. Eighty-eight patients underwent surgery and twelve patients were treated
conservatively. Complete ruptures were diagnosed by ultrasound in 88 patients, and partial ruptures in 12 patients. The
length of the tendon (Pearson r=0.973, p<0.001, Spearman r=0.972, p<0.001) and the size of the rupture (Pearson
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showed a high correlation. Out of 88 operatively treated patients, 86 had a complete rupture and two had a partial rupture.
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significant differences noted between these two groups. Operatively treated tendons healed more quickly, but after
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were compared with intraoperative findings. Eighty-eight patients underwent surgery and twelve patients were treated
conservatively. Complete ruptures were diagnosed by ultrasound in 88 patients, and partial ruptures in 12 patients. The
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showed a high correlation. Out of 88 operatively treated patients, 86 had a complete rupture and two had a partial rupture.
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significant differences noted between these two groups. Operatively treated tendons healed more quickly, but after
eight and twelve weeks this difference had disappeared. Our study showed that ultrasound is an excellent imaging
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9 females, with mean age of 46 years) with clinically suspicious Achilles tendon ruptures. Ultrasonographic findings
were compared with intraoperative findings. Eighty-eight patients underwent surgery and twelve patients were treated
conservatively. Complete ruptures were diagnosed by ultrasound in 88 patients, and partial ruptures in 12 patients. The
length of the tendon (Pearson r=0.973, p<0.001, Spearman r=0.972, p<0.001) and the size of the rupture (Pearson
r=0.940, p<0.001, Spearman r=0.905, p<0.001) measured before surgery by ultrasound and directly during surgery
showed a high correlation. Out of 88 operatively treated patients, 86 had a complete rupture and two had a partial rupture.
All patients were examined 3, 5, 8, and 12 weeks after injury or after surgery. In the first five weeks, there were statistically
significant differences noted between these two groups. Operatively treated tendons healed more quickly, but after
eight and twelve weeks this difference had disappeared. Our study showed that ultrasound is an excellent imaging
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