orthopedics 5th year, 4th lecture (dr. ali a.nabi)
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The lecture has been given on Apr. 6th, 2011 by Dr. Ali A.Nabi.TRANSCRIPT
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
Rare. Due to
1. road accident or air crash.
2. Mine trauma.
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
Mechanism Posterior force on an abducted and externally
rotated hip. Like a weight falls on the back of miner whose working with the legs wides apart, knees straight and back bent forwards.
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
Types
1. Type I the femoral head lie superiorly.
2. Type II the femoral head lie inferiorly
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
Clinical features
1. the leg is externally rotated, abducted and slightly flexed.
2. no shortening.
3. anterior bulge of the dislocated head.
4. the head is felt either anteriorly in the superior type or in the groin in the inferior type.
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
x-ray the dislocation is obvious in AP view, if
doubtful, lateral view should taken.
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
Treatment Closed reduction: gently flexed the hip
upwards with adduction and the assistant then help by apply lateral traction on the thigh till reduction felt and heard. Skeletal traction and further management is the same as posterior dislocation of the hip.
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Anterior dislocation of the hip
Complication pressure or injury of the femoral
neurovascular bundle. avasular necrosis of the femoral head in less
than 10%.
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Central dislocation of the hip
A fall on the side or a blow on the greater trochanter, may forced the femoral head medially through the floor of the acetabulum so the central dislocation is really a fracture of the acetabulum.
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Fractures of the femoral neck
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Fractures of the femoral neck
the commonest fracture in elderly. Age 70 – 80 years.
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Fractures of the femoral neck
Risk factors1. osteoporosis.
2. osteomalacia.
3. diabetes.
4. stroke.
5. alcoholism.
6. chronic debilitating disease.
7. weak muscles and poor balance.
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Fractures of the femoral neck
Mechanism
1. fall on the greater trochanter.
2. catching the toe in the carpet and twisting the hip into external rotation (in osteoporosis).
3. fall from a height or road accident (in young patient).
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Fractures of the femoral neck
Classification The oldest classification is classified the
femoral neck fracture into:
1. intracapsular fracture. Which subdivided into
a. subcabital.
b. Trans-cervical.
c. Basal.
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2. extracapsular fracture which subdivided into:
a. intertrochanteric.
b. Subtrochanteric.
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Garden (1961) made a classification of fractures of the femoral neck which has been widely adopted in the world based on the primary X-ray findings, he divided fractures as follows:
Stage 1: incomplete fracture. (This group consists principally of impacted valgus fractures).
Stage 2: complete fracture without displacement.
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Garden I
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Garden II
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Stage 3: complete fracture with partial displacement. (In this type the posterior capsule of the joint has remained intact).
Stage 4: complete fracture with full displacement.
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Garden III
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Garden IV
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Blood Supply to Femoral Head
1. Artery of Ligamentum Teres Most important in children. Its contribution decreases with age, and is probably insignificant in elderly patients.
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2. Ascending Cervical Branches Arise from ring at base of neck. Ring is formed by branches of medial and lateral circumflex femoral arteries. Penetrate capsule near its femoral attachment and ascend along neck. This may be kinked during fracture.
3. the intramedullary blood supply which always interrupted during fracture.
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So displaced femoral fracture stage III and IV is associated with high risk of femoral head avascular necrosis.
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Risk of nonunion The risk of nonunion is high because of the
following
1. vessels injury lead to femoral head is deprived from its blood supply.
2. femoral neck got only a flimsy periosteum and there is no contact with soft tissue which promote callus formation.
3. synovial fluid prevent clotting (Organization) of fracture haematoma.
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Clinical features 1. H/O fall.2. pain in the hip.3. patient lie with external rotation of the limb
with some shortening.4. impacted (stage I) fracture, the patient may
able to walk.5. mentally handicapped patient may not
complain at all.
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X – Ray Two questions should be answered:
1. Is there a fracture?
2. Is it displaced?
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There are four situation in which the femoral neck fracture can be easily missed:
1. stress fracture the patient got hip pain with normal x-ray, but the bone scan will show hot lesion.
2. undisplaced fracture if not shown in x-ray, the fracture can be seen in C-T scan and MRI.
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3. painless fractures a bed-ridden patient may develop silent fractures, the diagnosis is only through high suspicion.
4. multiple fractures.
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Fractures of the femoral neck
Treatment Initial treatment
1. ABC.
2. pain management.
3. traction.
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Operative treatment Usually almost mandatory because:1. displaced fracture will not unite without
anatomical perfect reduction and rigid internal fixation.
2. early mobilization is necessary to prevent pulmonary complications and bed sores.
3. risk of displacement of the undisplaced fracture,
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timing of surgery because of the risk of avascular necrosis,
surgery should be performed within first 12 hours from injury.
Accurate reduction and rigid internal fixation will prevent the risk of both avascular necrosis and non union.
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Surgical options
1. Internal fixation in form ofa. canulated screws.
b. Sliding screw and side plate.
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2. prosthetic replacement indications
1. patient aged more than 75 years.
2. Pathological fractures.
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Types are
1. Partial hip replacement.
2. Bipolar replacement.
3. Total hip replacement. which indicated 1. if there is acetabular damage.
2. patient with metastatic disease and Paget’s disease.
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Complications
1. general complication
a. DVT.
b. pulmonary embolism.
c. pneumonia.
d. bed sores.
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2. Local complications
a. avascular necrosis: necrosis of the femoral head occur in about 30% of patient with displaced fractures and 10% of the non displaced fracture.
Treatment is total hip replacement in patient over 45 years and for those younger patient many surgical options can used like core realignment osteotomy, arthrodesis and total hip arthroplasty.
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2. non-union : 30% of displaced fracture will not unite because of
a. poor blood supply.
b. Imperfect reduction.
c. Inadequate fixation.
d. Delayed healing that is characteristic to intra-articular fracture.
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3. osteoarthritis this is usually secondary to avascular necrosis of the femoral head.