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A 301 redirect indicates that the page requested has been permanently moved to the Destination URL, and helps pass on the Requested URLs traffic in a search engine friendly manner. Creating a 301 redirect tells search engines that the Requested URL has moved permanently, and that the content can now be found on the Destination URL. An important feature is that search engines will pass along any clout the Requested URL used to have to the Destination URL. =I'm getting an error about the default permalink structure?= 301 Redirects requires that you use anything but the default permalink structure. =My redirects aren't working= This could be caused by many things, but please ensure that you are supplying valid URLs. Most common are extra spaces, extra slashes, spelling mistakes and invalid characters. 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When you delete the plugin then the redirects are permanently deleted from the database along with any other data stored by the plugin in your database. =Why is the error log limited to the last 50 errors?= By default, the 404 error log is limited to the last (chronologically) fifty 404 errors. Since the log doesn't use a custom database table for storage but rather an array saved in WP options, 50 is a safe number that ensures the log works on all sites, that it doesn't take up too much space in the database and that it doesn't slow down the site. The code imposes no limits on the log size and you can easily overwrite the default limit by using the eps_301_max_404_logs filter or by using the following code snippet to raise the limit to 200: `add_filter('eps_301_max_404_logs', function($log_max) { return 200; });` Luxação do joelho com prótese: é possível tratar sem cirurgia? – Clínica Ortopédica

Luxação do joelho com prótese: é possível tratar sem cirurgia?

//Luxação do joelho com prótese: é possível tratar sem cirurgia?

Entenda esse caso real

A prótese total do joelho (ou artroplastia total do joelho) é uma cirurgia que transforma a vida de milhares de pessoas que sofrem com dores intensas e desgaste da articulação. Na maioria dos casos, a recuperação é excelente, mas algumas situações raras podem acontecer, como a luxação do joelho mesmo após a colocação da prótese.

Você já ouviu falar disso?

Neste artigo, vamos explicar o que é essa complicação, quais são os riscos, e mostrar um caso real tratado com sucesso e sem cirurgia, publicado em uma revista científica brasileira. Essa informação pode ajudar muita gente que passou por cirurgia ou convive com alguém que já colocou uma prótese.


O que é uma luxação do joelho com prótese?

A luxação é quando os ossos do joelho se deslocam da posição correta. Em quem fez uma cirurgia de prótese total, isso é muito raro, mas pode acontecer — geralmente por traumas, quedas ou esforço excessivo.

Na maioria dos casos, essa luxação é posterior, mas em algumas situações mais incomuns ela pode ser anterior. E é exatamente sobre isso que trata o estudo publicado na Revista Brasileira de Ortopedia em 2024 (Albuquerque et al., DOI: 10.1055/s-0043-1770978).


O caso que chamou atenção: luxação após 6 anos da cirurgia

Uma paciente de 60 anos, que havia colocado uma prótese no joelho seis anos antes, sofreu uma queda simples e sentiu dor intensa no local. Ela foi levada ao pronto-socorro, onde exames confirmaram que o joelho tinha se deslocado para frente (luxação anterior), mesmo com a prótese no lugar.

Esse tipo de caso, além de raro, costuma preocupar tanto médicos quanto pacientes, pois muitas vezes exige uma nova cirurgia para revisão da prótese. Mas, nesse caso, o tratamento foi feito de forma não cirúrgica — e funcionou.


Tratamento não cirúrgico: o que foi feito?

A equipe médica optou por um tratamento conservador e personalizado:

  • Primeiro, reposicionou o joelho (redução fechada);
  • Depois, usou um fixador externo por 3 semanas para manter a articulação no lugar;
  • Em seguida, a paciente utilizou uma órtese rígida travada, que manteve o joelho estável até a cicatrização.

O mais importante: nenhuma nova cirurgia foi necessária.

Após dois anos, a paciente voltou a andar normalmente, sem dor, sem inchaço e com boa mobilidade. Um resultado surpreendente, principalmente porque foi alcançado sem precisar trocar a prótese.


O que esse caso nos ensina?

Esse estudo reforça que nem toda complicação após a prótese de joelho exige cirurgia. Quando o diagnóstico é feito rapidamente e o tratamento é bem conduzido, é possível ter uma boa recuperação com métodos menos invasivos.

Além disso, cada paciente precisa ser avaliado de forma individual — considerando o tipo de prótese, a causa da luxação, os sintomas e a resposta ao tratamento.


E quais são os sinais de alerta?

Se você já fez artroplastia total do joelho e apresenta algum dos sintomas abaixo, procure um ortopedista imediatamente:

  • Dor súbita e intensa no joelho;
  • Sensação de que o joelho “saiu do lugar”;
  • Inchaço e dificuldade para movimentar a perna;
  • Dormência ou fraqueza no pé ou na perna.

Quanto mais rápido for o atendimento, maiores as chances de um tratamento eficaz — e menos invasivo.


Na Artrus, você tem o acompanhamento certo em cada fase do tratamento ortopédico

A nossa equipe está pronta para orientar você desde a primeira consulta até o acompanhamento pós-cirúrgico. Contamos com especialistas em joelho experientes, que utilizam tecnologia moderna e atendem de forma humanizada.

Se você passou por cirurgia no joelho, está com dor, ou quer entender melhor os cuidados com a sua prótese, agende uma avaliação com a gente. Estamos aqui para te ajudar a caminhar com mais segurança.

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