hip Flashcards

1
Q

RF OA of the hip

A

age, female, obese, DDH

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2
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symptoms OA hip

A

groin ache releved by rest

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3
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invx OA hip

A

clinical diagnosis, if not sure Xray

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4
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mx oa hip

A

steroid injection –> hip replacement

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5
Q

what is the leading indication for hip arthroplasty (replacement or remodelling)

A

pain

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6
Q

how long do hip replacements usually last

A

10-15 years

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7
Q

what components are involved in a cemented hip replacement

A

cemented metal femoral component + cemented acetabular polyethlene cup

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8
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what components are involved in a hybrid/ resurfacing hip replacement

A

metal cone over femoral head into cemented cup

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9
Q

when are uncemented hips now favoured

A

young patients - they are better but more expensive

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10
Q

how long are crutches needed after THA (or TKR)

A

6 weeks

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11
Q

prophylaxis for VTE vollowing THA

A

LMWH for 4 weeks

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12
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advise to minimise risk of dislocation post THA

A

sleep on back // dont sit cross legged // dont sit too low // dont flex hip over 90

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13
Q

what dislocation is most common following hip replacement + symptoms

A

posterior // clunk, pain, cant weight bear, short leg

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14
Q

what is the most common cause for early hip revision

A

aseptic loosening

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15
Q

risks of revision THA

A

more blood loss and complications and dont work as well

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16
Q

what is AVN of the hip

A

ischaemia of femoral head secondary to lost blood supply

17
Q

causes hip AVN

A

steroids, chemo, alcohol, chondral fracture, trauma

18
Q

symptoms hip AVN

A

unilateral joint pain worse on impact

19
Q

invx hip AVN

A

plain Xray // MRI- sclerosis and granulation rissue

20
Q

mx hip AVN

A

if not collapsed drill holes into femur // if collapsed THA

21
Q

what can cause transient idiopathic osteoporosis of the hip

A

pregnancy!! hyperaemia, increased venous return

22
Q

invx transient idiopathic osteoporosis of the hip

A

raised PV or ESR // MRI // Xray

23
Q

what causes trochanteric bursitis // trochanter pain syndrome

A

repeated trauma by IT band over bursa

24
Q

who gets trochanteric bursitis / trochanter pain

A

females, runners, 50-70

25
Q

symptoms trochanteric bursitis // trochanter pain

A

pain on lateral thigh, tenderness on palpation greater trochanter

26
Q

mx trochanteric bursitis // trochanter pain

A

physio, NSAIDs, steroid injection // surgery not indicated

27
Q

what is hip imingement (FAI)

A

femoral head changes shape and part of bone begins to pinch the labrum (cartilage between acetabulum and femoral head)

28
Q

who usually gets FAI

A

young people, females, atheletes, previous SUFE

29
Q

symptoms FAI

A

groin pain esp on flexion + rotation // worse sitting // C sign + FADIR positive

30
Q

mx FAI

A

surgery to remove extra bone (osteotomy) // THR in older patients

31
Q

symptoms of acetabular tear

A

hip/ groin pain // snapping sensation // potential locking

32
Q

what is leriche syndrome

A

atherosclerosis of iliac vessels

33
Q

symptoms leriche

A

butt claudication + impotence