DDH - pediatric Flashcards

1
Q

Incidence of dysplasia:

A

1:100

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2
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Incidence of dislocation

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1:1000

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3
Q

When does femoral head begin to ossify

A

4-6 months

  • thefeore, get xrays beginning in this age group
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4
Q

When should ultrasound be done?

A

typically no earlier than 4-6 weeks of age

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5
Q

When should you abandon Pavlik harness?

A

if no reduction in 3-4 weeks

think similarly for abduction bracing

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6
Q

Age for closed reuction and spica casting?

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6-18 months

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7
Q

When should you definitely consider osteotomy of femur/tab?

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> 2 years with residual deformity do the femur

> 4 with acetabular deformity do the pelvis too

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8
Q

Possible blocks to closed reduction?

A
  • iliopsoas contracture
  • capsular constriction
  • inverted labrum
  • pulvinar
  • hypertrophied ligamentum teres
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9
Q

Who gets a Dega?

A

neuromuscular hip patients with posterior acetabular deficiency

  • needs open triradiate cartilage
  • reduced acetabular volume
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10
Q

What is the radiographic acetabular teardrop?

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  • quadrilateral surface + cotyloid fossa

- should be present in normal hips by 18 mo

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11
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When are barlow/ortolani unreliable?

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after 6 mo of age

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12
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Which acetabular osteotomy does not require a concentrically reduced hip?

A

Shelf procedure_ salvage procedure that covers a portion of the femoral head with capsule, hoping for capsular metaplasia. the hip may be subluxated.

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13
Q

Congenital muscular torticollis - associated conditions:

A
  • DDH in 5-20%

- metatarsus adductus

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14
Q

DDx of congenital muscular torticollis

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  • congenital atlantoaxial rotatory instability

- klippel-feil syndrome

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15
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Grisel’s Disease

A

atlantoaxial rotatory subluxation following a URI

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16
Q

Differentiating congenital torticollis from congenital atalantoaxial rotatory subluxation?

A

subluxation is painful
there will not be a nodular SCM
get a CT of the C1-2 junction with the child looking max left, then max right

17
Q

Indications for surgical correction of torticollis?

A

failure of 1 year of stretching or rotational limitation is <30 degrees
- do Z-plasty or distal bipolar release of the SCM

18
Q

when does the basilar synchondrosis fuse?

A

age 6

19
Q

when does the dense secondary osification center appear?

A

age 3 it appears

fuses to dense at age 12

20
Q

treatment of atlantoaxial rotatory subluxation

A
  • <1week, treat with soft collar and NSAIDs for spontaneous recovery
  • > 1 week, head halter traction, benzos, NSAIDs, hard collar
  • > 1 month - halo vest x3 months
21
Q

indication for C1-2 fusion in pediatric atlantoaxial rotatory subluxation?

A

subluxation present >3 months, neuro deficits present, or failed halo vest

22
Q

most common location for pseudosubluxation of the c spine

A

C2-3

23
Q

Swischuk’s Line

A

spinolaminar line from C1-3
C2 should fall within 1.5mm of the line in pseudosubluxation
- if greater than 1.5mm, then consider true injury