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THE EFFECT OF PROXIMAL LUNATE MORPHOLOGY “ ZAPICO CLASSIFICATION” ONKIENBö CK’ S DISEASE

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 Background: The Kienbö ck’ s disease (KD), even today, has many obscurities. Its etiologies as well as classifications are under constantchange and debate, therefore we decided to define the effect of proximal LUNATE MORPHOLOGY on KD and its usefulness in evaluatingthe course of the disease. Objectives: The purpose of this study is to compare the 3 different morphologies of the proximal lunate as defined by Antuna-Zapico(A-Z) in KD patients with a control group of normal individuals, and also compare the morphologies in different aspects like ulnarvariance (UV), radial inclination and radial volar tilt, lunate sizes in radiological views, males and females, symptom duration beforeseeking medical treatment, lunate fragmentation, and also Lichtman’ s stages of the disease. Methods: Unaffected wrist X-rays of 107 KD patients (71 male 36 female), 17-53 years old, since 2011 to 2016, compared with 100 ageand sex matched normal individuals divided in 3 lunate morphologies “ as Antuna-Zapico has proposed” ; noticing also the wristindexes and the disease stages according to Lichtman’ s classification. Results: The prevalence of 3 different A-Z classification morphologies were; 18 (16. 8%) Type1, 77 (72%) Type 2, and 12 (11. 2%) Type 3 inthe case group that wasn’ t statistically different from the control group, with 15 (15%) Type 1, 73 (73%) Type 2, and 12 (12%) Type 3 (P= 0. 9), even separately as male (P = 0. 4) and females (P = 0. 5). Case and controls were different in ulnar variance UV, (P = 0. 001), however, different morphologies had a different UV inside the case group (P = 0. 4). All 3 morphologies were seen in all differentLichtman’ s stages with no correlation to the specific stage or morphology (P = 0. 2). In the case group, no correlation was foundbetween different morphologies and lunate width (P = 0. 5), diameter (P = 0. 4), radial tilt (P = 0. 8), volar tilt (P = 0. 8). Conclusions: Proximal LUNATE MORPHOLOGY, as depicted by A-Z, has no effect on the course of the disease and doesn’ t play any keyrole in the etiology. Its prevalence is the same as the general population.

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    JAFARI, DAVOUD, SHARIATZADEH, HOOMAN, & HOSSEINI, BAHMAN. (2017). THE EFFECT OF PROXIMAL LUNATE MORPHOLOGY “ ZAPICO CLASSIFICATION” ONKIENBö CK’ S DISEASE. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE (SHAFA ORTHOPEDIC JOURNAL), 4(3), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/353053/en

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    JAFARI DAVOUD, SHARIATZADEH HOOMAN, HOSSEINI BAHMAN. THE EFFECT OF PROXIMAL LUNATE MORPHOLOGY “ ZAPICO CLASSIFICATION” ONKIENBö CK’ S DISEASE. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE (SHAFA ORTHOPEDIC JOURNAL)[Internet]. 2017;4(3):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/353053/en

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    DAVOUD JAFARI, HOOMAN SHARIATZADEH, and BAHMAN HOSSEINI, “THE EFFECT OF PROXIMAL LUNATE MORPHOLOGY “ ZAPICO CLASSIFICATION” ONKIENBö CK’ S DISEASE,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE (SHAFA ORTHOPEDIC JOURNAL), vol. 4, no. 3, pp. 0–0, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/353053/en

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