1 )瀬上夏樹:顎関節脱臼の外科療法における戦略とフ
ローチャート.日顎誌,28:14-21,2016.
2 )鹿嶋光司,井川加織,馬場 貴,他:習慣性顎関節
脱臼に対する関節結節削除術の 7 例の治療経験.日
顎誌,24:14-20,2012.
3 )杉崎正志,塙 章一,鈴木伊知郎,高野伸夫,斎藤 科,37:623-627,1994.
13)加藤晃一郎,村井正寛,瀬上夏樹,他:顎関節脱臼
251例の臨床的観察.日口外誌,60:687-692,2014.
14)松下文彦,内山佳之,薗田直志,大高千明:高齢障
害者の習慣性顎関節脱臼に対する関節結節削除術症
例.日口診誌,32:209-215,2019.
15)北村直也,仙頭慎哉,濱田史人,大野清二,山田朋
弘,山本哲也:習慣性顎関節脱臼に対する外科的処
力,高橋庄二郎:習慣性顎関節脱臼の治療法に関す
置とその問題点─ Buckley-Terry 法と関節結節削除術
る文献的考察と口腔粘膜・側頭腱膜短縮術の経験.
の比較─.日口外誌,60: 2 -6,2014.
日口外誌,27:283-291,1981.
4 )吉村安郎,岸本宏史,杉原隆英,藤田訓也,上村修
三郎:習慣性顎関節前方脱臼の下顎頭運動平滑化療
法.日口外誌,28:1228-1233,1982.
5 )加納慶太,村山高章,山本俊郎,他:関節結節切除
術が有効であった脳血管性認知症患者の習慣性顎関
節脱臼例.障歯誌,40:174-178,2019.
16)後藤 昇:顔面神経の走行と分布.Clin Neurosci,
8:594-595,1990.
17)Weinberg S‚ Kryshtalskyj B: Facial nerve function
following temporomandibular joint surgery using the
preauricular approach. J Oral Maxillofac Surg‚ 50:10481051‚ 1992.
18)Segami N‚ Kato K‚ Noguchi T‚ Kaneyama K: Surgical
6 )大川内雅哉,吉岡 泉,井川加織,他:廃用症候群
strategy for long-standing dislocation of the
患者の習慣性顎関節脱臼に対して関節結節削除術を
temporomandibular joint: experience with 16 medically
施行した 3 例.日顎誌,23:10-13,2011.
compromised patients. Br J Oral Maxillofac Surg‚ 57:
7 )江田 哲,鈴木 円,重松久夫,他:脳梗塞患者の
両側習慣性顎関節脱臼に対して観血的治療を施行し
た 1 例. 日有病歯誌,12:153-158,2003.
8 )Segami N: A modified approach for eminectomy for
temporomandibular joint dislocation under local
anesthesia: report on a series of 50 patients. Int J Oral
Maxillofac Surg‚ 47:1439-1444‚ 2018.
9 )Ohta R‚ Yamada S‚ Naruse T‚ et al: Treatment outcomes
after articular eminectomy in patients with long-standing/
habitual temporpmandibular joint dislocation. J Oral
Maxillofac Surg Med Pathol‚ 30:238-241‚ 2018.
10)Myrhaug H: A new method of operation for habitual
359-364‚ 2019.
19)宮田 勝:局所麻酔下で関節結節削除術を行った重
症肺疾患を合併した両側習慣性顎関節脱臼の 1 例.
日顎誌,4:109-113,2012.
20)石川知彗,福入隆史:開口障害を主訴に受診した化
膿性顎関節炎の 1 例.広島医学,73:323-327,2020.
21)寺本信嗣:誤嚥性肺炎の予防と治療―PEG は誤嚥性
肺炎を予防できるか―.日呼ケアリハ学誌,22:231235,2012.
22)Suresh V‚ Benny J‚ K.P.Manojkumar‚ Shermil S‚ K.S.
Krishnakumar: Surgical Correction of TMJ Bilateral
Dislocation with Eminectomy and Capsulorrhaphy as an
dislocation of the mandible;review of former methods of
Adjuvant: Case Reports. J Maxillofac Oral Surg‚ 17:
treatment‚ Acta Odontal Scand‚ 9:247-60‚ 1951.
345-349‚ 2018.
11)鈴木章司,水野明夫,匠原悦雄,高山賢一,森本佳
青 木 紀 昭,他
Abstract
A STUDY OF EMINECTOMY FOR 12 CASES WITH
MANDIBULAR DISLOCATION IN OUR HOSPITAL
Noriaki AOKI 1 ), Soichiro Ishii 1 ), Yuri WADA 2 ), Yasuaki OHKUMA 1 ),
Himiko UMEZAWA 1 ), Junichi BABA 3 ), Shinsuke OHTA 2 )
1)
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Saiseikai Yokohamashi Nanbu Hospital
2)
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Yokohama Sakae Kyosai Hospital, Federation
of National Public Service Personnel Mutual Associations
3)
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery,
Yokohama City University Graduate School of Medicine
4)
Division of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism,
Children’s Medical Center, Osaka City General Hospital
Eminectomy for patients with mandibular dislocation has been introduced as a useful surgical modality for
habitual, long-standing, temporomandibular joint dislocation. However, complications have rarely been reported.
The aim of this study was to investigate the complications and problems associated with eminectomy. Twelve
consecutive patients underwent eminectomy between 2012 and 2020; 11 of the 12 cases were medically compromised
patients with conditions, such as dementia, Parkinson's disease, brain disease, and heart disease. Three had a
dislocated mandible for two weeks or longer, and manual reduction of the temporomandibular joint had been
ineffective. Eminectomy was performed alone in 11 cases, but eminectomy and condylectomy were needed in one
case. The procedures were successful in all 12 patients without recurrence. Concerning complications, 2 cases
showed surgical site infections, and one case showed weakness of the temporal branch of the facial nerve, which
recovered fully 3 months after surgery. Eminectomy is minimally invasive and very useful, and it is a reliable method
for patients with difficulty in self-reduction and those with habitual temporomandibular joint dislocation. However,
postoperative infections need to be prevented, taking into account preexisting conditions and activities of daily living
of the patients.
...