Clinical application of minimal invasive arthroscope on patella fracture surgery
Abstract
The aim of the research is to perform the application of minimal invasive arthroscope on patella fracture surgery. A total of 100 patients with the cases of patella fracture were selected from our hospital and the Second Xiangya Hospital’s Orthopaedic Ward. These patients were divided into ‘Observation Group’ and ‘Comparison Group’. The former was treated with traditional open surgery whereas the latter used the arthroscopic surgery. The postsurgical score indicated statistically significant differences (P < 0.05) in the Lysholm Knee and Oswestry Low Back pain scale. By performing arthroscopic surgery on patella fractures, the patients’ recovery was accelerated while the pain was greatly reduced, which in turn, improved the quality of patients’ life and provided valuable clinical value.
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