Fractures: Hip Flashcards

1
Q

Features of hip #?

A

Pain
Shortened + externally rotated

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2
Q

What hip # patients may still be able to WB?

A

Non-displaced or incomplete NOF #

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3
Q

Define intracapsular vs. extracapulsar hip #?

A

Intracapsular: edge of femoral head to insertion of hip joint capsule

Extracapsular: either intertrochanteric or subtrochanteric

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4
Q

Another word for intracapsular #?

A

Subcapital #

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5
Q

Blood supply disruption is most common following what type of Garden fractures?

A

Types 3 and 4

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6
Q

Mx of intracapsular hip #?

A

Undisplaced - IF or hemiarthroplasty if unfit
Displaced: THR or hemiarthroplasty if unfit

YOUNG PATIENTS:
Open repair with internal fixation and cancellous screws (as will wear out THR in lifetime)

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7
Q

When is THR favoured over hemiarthroplasty in displaced hip # Mx?

A

Pt can walk independently with no more than stick
No cog impairment
Medically fit for anaesthesia/surgery

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8
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Mx of extracapsular hip #?

A

Intertrochanteric + stable: dynamic hip screw
Subtrochanteric, transverse or oblique: intramedullary device

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