Congenital anomalies Flashcards

1
Q

abnormal config/relationship of Femoral head and acetabulum

A

CDH Congenital dislocation of hip

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2
Q

acetabular dysplasia

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spectrum of CDH with shallow acetabulum

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3
Q

unstable hip

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spectrum of CDH dislocatable - reducible

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4
Q

dislocated hip

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spectrum of CDH that may or may not be reducible

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5
Q

teratologic hip

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spectrum of CDH with fixed dislocation at birth often w major anomalies

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6
Q

acetabular dysplasia

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degree of dysplasia where head is seated in acetabulum but shallow

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7
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subluxation

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degree of dysplasia where head is not well seated in acetabulum

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8
Q

dislocation

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degree of dysplasia where head is no longer seated

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9
Q

snapping sign

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Ortolani’s sign

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10
Q

what is limited in CDH

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ABDUCTION OF FLEXED HIPS

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11
Q

hip started reduced but this test will DISLOCATE hip

A

Barlow test

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12
Q

hip started dislocated but this test will REDUCED hip

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Ortolani test

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13
Q

difference in knee height

A

Galleazis sign

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14
Q

walks like duck

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waddling gait

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15
Q

index finger on asis
middle finger on GT

high placed GT

A

Klisics sign

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16
Q

tx of CDH

A

maintain head of femur deeply w/in acetabulum

maintain widely ABDUCTED position mos-yrs

17
Q

affected knee is lower or higher?

A

lower

18
Q

head of greater trochanter in buttock can be felt to move upward and downward on pushing and pulling on extended thigh

A

telescoping test

19
Q

positive trendelenburg sign

A

pelvis tilted downward when standing on affected side

20
Q

thomas test

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flexion deformity of hip by flattening of lumbar spine on examining table

21
Q

3 classic signs of Roentgen

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delayed growth ossification center of capital epiphysis
upward and outward displacement of femoral head
inc obiquity of acetabular roof

22
Q

tx first age period <1year old

A

reduced by abduction skin traction then splint brace or cast

23
Q

tx harness and cast

A

pavlic harness

short leg hip spica cast

24
Q

second age pd 1-3y

A

skeletal traction
if fails, adductor tenotomy
then bilateral hip sica cast

25
Q

if tx fails and lead to dislocation

A

open reduction
Salter, Pemberton osteotomy of innominate bone (1-1/2yo)
Duplan and Shands

26
Q

dunlap shands

A

derotation osteotomy of femur for anteversion of hip

27
Q

3rd year pd (3-6yo) tx

A

surgical
traction for 3w
if fails, adductor tenotomy, innominate osteotomy
colonna