Adult Recon Flashcards

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Proximal Dissection of GLutues Medius in Modified Hardinge apporach ( direct lateral)?

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Superior gluteal artery is 5cm proxmal in gluteus medius

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Where is the center of gravity of body commonly referred to?

What is normal JRF?

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Anterior to S2

3X body weight

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The most common artery supplies the femoral head?

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Medial femoral circumflex arter

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Kerboul Angle Measurement?

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Mid Saggital MRI
Mid Coronal MRI

Summation of angles <190 190-240, >240 high pprobabilty of collapse

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Alpha Angle on CAM view and angle?

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MOdified DUNN

angle should be LESS thatn 55d

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Hip Arthroplasty performed through anterior approach uses the plan between that nerves?

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Superior gluteal and femoral

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What artery do you have to watch out for ( near piriformis tendon) when dooing surgical dislocation of hip to avoid femoral head AVN?

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Inferior gluteal artery

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Fusion Position of the Hip ?

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0-30 of ER
20-25 FF
NEUTRAL ABDUCTION- AVOID ABD and IR

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When templating- What mistakes are made if femur is flexed and externally roated ?

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  • Canal diameter looks samller
  • Neck looks more valgus
  • Offset looks less

Flexion contracturers can lead to OVER estimation of leg length descrepancy

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Excursion Distance in Femoral Head Neck Ratios?

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The ED is 1/2 the diameter of the femoral head

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How much poly do you needt ohave at least in Hip replacement?

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5.0 mm

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What could be a consequence of increasing plus sizes of femoral head to get offset at H/N JXN?

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As you go up on plus sizes, you may need to have a SKIRTED Turnion to engage head. That will compromise you h/n ration in decrease your excusrion distance

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What can you use contrainsed liner for ?

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Needs to be abductor insufficiency

HAS no be stable cup

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Cementless Metaphyseal Fit Implants

FLAT WEDGE TAPER

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Stryker- Accolade
Tri-Lock- Depuy

Fit and fill stems; Depuy- Summit

Proximal Modular: Depuy- SROM

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What does cementless metaphyseal engaging stems help with compared to cementless diaphyseal engaging for cemented?

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LESS proximal stres sheilding

Also higher rates of intra-operative fracture

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Types of Diaphyseal fitting non cemented stems?

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Non-modular tapered
Modular tapered ( Arcos, Res Mod,
Extensively porous coated stems ( AML,

TENDENCY TO FAIL DUE TO SUBSIDENCE. People are afraid to break femur so they undersize

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Non Cemented Femoral Stems fixation by ?

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Bone INGROWTH- Depends on Pore depth

Bone ON GROWTH- Depends on Surface Roughness

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Ankylosing Spondylitis THA considerations?

Loss of Lumbar lordosis

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  • Increased Acetabular anteversion
  • Increased anteiror instability
  • INcreased Post OP Heterotopic Ossification
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What is the most common portion of Sciatic nerve that is affected with too much lengthening?

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Peroneal division ( closer to the acetabulum)

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Only Indication for primary cemented cup?

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Radiation necrosis

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Metal on Metal ions?

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Cr 3+
Lymphocyte based reaction
Possible cancer risk
Crosses the placenta

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Contra indications for femoral resurfacing?

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Cysts in the Head
LLD
Osteoporosis, Osteonecrosis >50% of head
Neck Shaft <120

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Linear Wear rate should be?

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<0.1mm/year
Increased Head size DECREASES Linear wear
Increased Head size INCREASE volumetric wear

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What is best technique for PE molding?

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Direction compression molding

Decreases backside wear

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How much cup UNcoverage can you accept in acetabula component?
30-35%
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Heterotopic Ossification Risks in THA?
DIRECT LATERAL Ankylosising Spondylitis ONLY consider on OPerating on HO that BONE scan shows HO is MATURE
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Metal on Poly Osteolysis is mediated by what cell?
Macrophage
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Must Know facts about Extended Trochanteric Osteotomies (ETO)
1. 95% healing rate 2. needs 4-6 cm distal to osteotomy for scratch fit in diaphysis 3. template Out osteotomy 4. Keep soft tissues attached to bone
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Are Acetabular revision cups usually cemented or cementless ?
CEMENTLESS
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Paprosky Classification of Acetabular Bone Loss
``` Type I: Undistorted Hemispherical Acetabulum Type II (A/B/C): Distorted acetabulum but Intact columns Type III (A/B): NOn-suportive columns ```
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Column Support in Revision THA
1. Anterior superior | 2. Posterior Inferior
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Paprosky II Types
IIA- Superior Migration IIB Superior Lateral Migration IIC: MEDIAL migration
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Paprosky III Types ( Lack of column support)
IIIA: UP AND OUT IIIB: UP and IN _ cup and cage/Triflange
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One thing to remember with acetaabular and femoral componenet revision?
CEMENTLESS REVISION of both the femur and the acetabulum
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Articulating Spacer versus static spacer. What do you need for articulating spacer?
``` BLTS Bone stock good Ligaments good Tendons ( extensor mechanism) Soft tissue coverage ``` NO difference in infection irradication Less time in OR for revision in articulating spacer
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What complication with TKA is associated with flexion gap instaiblity ?
Patellar instability
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IN a CR knee if the PCL ruptures what can happen?
Flexion instability
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Classic indications for UKA
Intact ACL <10d varus, <5 d valgus Correctable deformity Flexion contracture less than 15d
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The CDC defines that a surgical site infection happens within what time frame?
365 days (implants, hardware, and joint arthroplasty)
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CR and PS Associations?
CR: catastrophic PCL rupture and flexion instability PS: Patellar clunk
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WHen do you want to do a MUA on TKA? Before when?
3 months | Risk: Femurs fracture ( osteoporosis) , return of stiffness
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What is patellar clunk associated with?
PS Knee ( posterior stabilized) Smaller Femoral Components Smaller patellar components VALGUS knee
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TXA MOA?
Prevents the breakdown of FIBRIN Prevents plasminogen from breaking down fibrin Attaches to LYSINE on Plasmiogen and prevents conversion to pLASIM
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Clopidogrel MOA
BLocks ADP receptor on platelets
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What is factor II and what is an inhibitor ?
Thrombin Dabigatran- direct thrombin inhibitor
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What is half life of warfarin?
36-42 hours
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What factors promote osteolysis cascade around orthopaedic implants?
IL-6 IL-1 TNF-A
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What does polyethlylene irradiation do to 1. wear propoerties 2. Fracture toughness
INCREASE (better) wear propterties | DECREASES fracture toughness
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What is the difference in wear particles in hip repalcement versus knee replacment
wear particles in TKA are LARGER and LESS reactive thant THA
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Trunionosis reisk factors ?
1. Larger metal heads | 2. Higher offset
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What cell type is responsible for Metal allergy in Ortho implants?
T Lymphocyte LTT Lymphoctyte Transfer Test Most sensitvities are cobalt, chrome, nickel
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Patient with pagets disease, what can you adminster to decrease blood lose following elective arthroplasty
PAMIDRONATE Bisphosphonates
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What orthopeadic biomateral has highest rates of bacterial adherence ?
Titanium ALLOY
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What is usual only remaining blood supply to patella after 1. Medial parapatellar approach 2. Fat pad and lateral meniscus removal?
SUPERIOR LATERAL GENICULATE