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青少年特发性脊柱侧弯的支具治疗:证据与指引

支具真的能帮助避免手术吗?汇总BrAIST试验、Cochrane综述、SOSORT指南以及按Cobb角的处理方案。

青少年特发性脊柱侧弯的支具治疗:证据与指引

青少年特发性脊柱侧弯(AIS)约影响2–3%的青春期儿童。对仍在生长且侧弯足够大的孩子,支具是唯一在多中心随机试验中被证明能降低手术率的非手术治疗。

以下为证据与指南的摘要。含表格和参考文献的完整文章提供越南语和英语版本。

要点

  • 未经治疗,约每10名AIS儿童中有4名侧弯会进展。
  • 最危险的阶段是青春期生长高峰;50°这一界限决定成年后的前景。
  • 对仍在生长(Risser 0–3)、侧弯大于20° ± 5°且有进展风险的儿童建议使用支具(SOSORT 2016)。
  • 夜间支具(CONTRAIS,2024年):成功率76%,专项运动58%,仅体育活动53%。
  • 运动(Schroth/PSSE)的益处较小,与支具联合使用效果最好,而不是取代支具。

科学证据

  • BrAIST:242名儿童,Cobb角20–40°,Risser 0–2;因支具疗效明显而提前终止。
  • Cochrane 2015:7项研究、662名青少年——支具可防止侧弯进展。
  • 支具内的初始矫正与成功密切相关(Eur Spine J,2019年)。
  • 电子监测使平均佩戴时间每天增加3.47小时(PLOS ONE,2022年)。
  • 诊所病例:15岁,Cobb角38.65°;使用日用和夜用两套支具约14个月后,不戴支具10°,日用支具内0.2°,夜用支具内−2.6°。支具内矫正越大,结局往往越好:van den Bogaart综述(Eur Spine J 2019,26项研究)提供强证据,表明初始支具内矫正不足与治疗失败相关;Emans(Spine 1986,295例);Katz(JBJS 2010):每天佩戴超过12小时者82%无进展,少于7小时者为31%。这是关联,不是因果证明。
How to read: each horizontal bar is a group of children; the longer the bar, the higher the success rate. SUCCESS means that when growth ended the Cobb angle was still below 50° (no surgery). Observation only: 48%. Brace worn 0–6 hours/day: 41%. Brace worn 12.9 hours/day or more: 90–93%. Wear time was measured by heat sensors inside the brace, so it is a real measurement rather than self-report; the link between hours worn and success was statistically significant (P < 0.001). Note that this is an analysis by actual wear time, so children who wore it longer may also differ in other ways. Source: Weinstein et al., NEJM 2013;369:1512–1521 (242 children, Cobb 20°–40°, Risser 0–2).
How to read: each horizontal bar is a group of children; the longer the bar, the higher the success rate. SUCCESS means that when growth ended the Cobb angle was still below 50° (no surgery). Observation only: 48%. Brace worn 0–6 hours/day: 41%. Brace worn 12.9 hours/day or more: 90–93%. Wear time was measured by heat sensors inside the brace, so it is a real measurement rather than self-report; the link between hours worn and success was statistically significant (P < 0.001). Note that this is an analysis by actual wear time, so children who wore it longer may also differ in other ways. Source: Weinstein et al., NEJM 2013;369:1512–1521 (242 children, Cobb 20°–40°, Risser 0–2).
How the Cobb angle is assessed and what each range means (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
How the Cobb angle is assessed and what each range means (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
Brace principle: pressure areas and cut-out (relief) areas (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
Brace principle: pressure areas and cut-out (relief) areas (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
Guided scoliosis-specific exercise (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
Guided scoliosis-specific exercise (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
Examples of exercises: quadruped, bar hang/squat, unilateral kneeling, lateral flexion sitting (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
Examples of exercises: quadruped, bar hang/squat, unilateral kneeling, lateral flexion sitting (source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn)
How to read the films: four standing X-rays of the same patient, shown at the same size for easy comparison. The first tile (orange frame) is before treatment (2 August 2022): the orange lines are the Cobb-angle measurement lines, result 38.65°. The other three tiles (green frames) were taken on 24 October 2023, after about 14 months: out of brace (10°), in the night brace (−2.6°, curved to the opposite side) and in the day brace (0.2°); the bright round and elongated objects are the pads and frame of the brace. The large figure under each film is the Cobb angle. The patient-name line printed on the films has been masked; everything else is kept as on the original films. Image source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn.
How to read the films: four standing X-rays of the same patient, shown at the same size for easy comparison. The first tile (orange frame) is before treatment (2 August 2022): the orange lines are the Cobb-angle measurement lines, result 38.65°. The other three tiles (green frames) were taken on 24 October 2023, after about 14 months: out of brace (10°), in the night brace (−2.6°, curved to the opposite side) and in the day brace (0.2°); the bright round and elongated objects are the pads and frame of the brace. The large figure under each film is the Cobb angle. The patient-name line printed on the films has been masked; everything else is kept as on the original films. Image source: dungcuchinhhinh.vn.

实用建议

  • 留意早期征象:双肩不等高、肩胛骨突出、腰线不对称、弯腰时出现肋骨隆起。
  • 在孩子仍在生长时就诊并拍摄X光片。
  • 支具需个体化制作,检查支具内矫正,并随生长调整。
  • 关注佩戴时长(每天≥12.9小时)、皮肤状况和孩子的情绪;复查X光通常间隔不少于6个月。

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参考文献

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