high yield- ortho Flashcards

1
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what is DDH?

A

-subluxation/ dislocation of hip in the perinatal period

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what can ocur if DDH is left untreated?

A
  • can cause a very shallow or false acetabulum

- severe arthritis + shortened limb

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3
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what hip is DDH more common in?

A

left hip

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4
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who is DDH more common in?

A
  • F>M
  • breech position
  • oligohydramnios (low levels amniotic fluid)
  • FH of DDH
  • downsyndrome
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5
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investigations for DDH?

A

Barlow’s/ Ortolani test

-if either are positive USS (cannot Xray until after 4-6 months)

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6
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treatment for dislocates/ unstable DDH?

A

Pavlick harness (6 weeks)

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7
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treatment for persistent dislocation> 18 months DDH?

A

-surgical open reduction/ osteotomy

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8
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most common cause of hip pain in children?

A

transient synovitis of hip

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9
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who more commonly gets transient synovitis of hip?

A
  • recent URTI
  • M>F
  • ages 2 to 10 yrs
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investigations for transient synovitis of hip?

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  • Xray to exclude Perthe’s disease
  • MRI to exclude ostemyelitis of proximal femur
  • CRP= normal (if not normal suspect septic arthritis)
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11
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treatment transient synovitis of hip?

A

-NSAIDs + rest

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12
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what is Perthes disease?

A

-avascular necrosis of femoral head

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13
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who is Perthes more common in?

A

very active boys with small stature

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presentation of Perthes?

A
  • progressive unilateral pain/limp
  • loss of internal rotation + loss of abduction
  • positive Trendelenburgs gait (due to gluteal weakness)
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what is seen on Xray of Perthe’s?

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‘hanging rope sign’ + widening of joint space + smaller femoral head with patchy density

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16
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treatment of Perthe’s?

A

-regular Xrays

severe= joint replacement

regular subluxations (partial dislocations)= osteotomy of femoral head + acetebulum

17
Q

who is SUFE more common in?

A

fat pre pubescent boys

18
Q

how often is SUFE bilateral vs unilateral?

A

1/3rd bilateral

2/3rd unilateral

19
Q

what may be seen on Xray of SUFE?

A

Klein line (needs lateral view)

20
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treatment for SUFE?

A

urgent surgery: pin femoral head

if not there is risk of avascular necrosis

21
Q

what is diagnostic criteria for septic arthritis?

A

Kocher criteria

22
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treatment for septic arthritis?

A

urgent irrigation + debridement

IV antibiotics cover Gram +ve (flucloaxicillin)