Hip Flashcards

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1
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Abnormal development of the coxofemoral joint is defined as ____ _____

A

hip dysplasia

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hip dyspasia leads to ____ ____ in young dogs

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joint laxity

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3
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Laxity and malarticulation leads to ____ as the dog matures

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DJD

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4
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How does this happen often with young large breed puppies

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disproportionately rapid skeletal growth and relatively delayed muscle growth leading to joint instability

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_____ changes result from failure of soft tissue to maintain congruity between Articular surfaces of the ____ head in the ______

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Bone femoral acetabulum

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6
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How can you delay signs with hip displasia predisposed dogs

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if congruty is maintained as the acetabulum ossifes when they are growing

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7
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Dogs with greater ________ ______ are more likely to have normal hips

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pelvic mass

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8
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Incidence of hip dys. is higher in _____ breed dogs

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large (labs GSD)

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9
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When hip dysplasia is developing young animals show ____ ____ while order more chronic pateints present with ___/____

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young-joint laxity older DHD/osteoarthritis

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10
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True or False: males or females get HD more

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false both equal

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11
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Bunny hopping difficulty rising nd exercise intolerance with intermitten lameness tells you what

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probably HD

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12
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60% of the weight placed on _____ 40% on _____

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60-forelimb 40-hindlimb

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13
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Early or late phase of HD lame, pain on extension, bunny hopping, straight stifles, hea and neck extended, narrow base rear wide front muscle atrophy reluxatnat to rise restricted extension, muscle atropthy pin on extnesion and creptiation

A
  • Top early phase
  • bottom late phase
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14
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______ ______: uses to assess joint laxity in immature dogs with early signs of HD. dorsal recumbency with femurs at 90 degrees if you head the head return its positive, done before rads while sedated

A

ortolani sign

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15
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The greater the angle of _____ the greater the degree of _____ ____

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-reduction joint laxity

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16
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In the early acute form animals typically take weight off rear limbs by doing this?

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shiting weight forward onto front limbs

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17
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will we see muscle atrophy early on with HD

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no its chronic over time

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18
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What are the 2 DX imaging tools we can use to assess HD

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  1. Normal rads VD Penn hip distraction or stress radiography
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What do we see early on with HD/ what about late stage -Increased _____ space -Flattened ______ -_____ valga -_____phytes

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joint flatt acetabulum coxa valga osteophytes late stage above + DJD

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20
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True or False we can rely on rads to tell us how bad the CS are

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false do not always correlate

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21
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How do we med. manage HD

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reduce food intake is number one lower fat and protein to keep dog lean (swimming) -avoid pain manage the exercise and allev with NSAIDS if you need to (long slow walks) -improve strength and joint motion growth supple with CA promotes expression of faulty genes so avoid

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22
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How do we med. manage HD

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reduce food intake is number one lower fat and protein to keep dog lean (swimming) -avoid pain manage the exercise and allev with NSAIDS if you need to (long slow walks) -improve strength and joint motion (physical herapy) acupuncture growth supple with CA promotes expression of faulty genes so avoid

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23
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What age of HD predisposed dogs do we consider for sx and what is the procedure called, does it compl eliminate the need for future sx, what does it do

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young puppies less than 20 weeks does not preclude further sx treatment juvenile pubic symphysiodesis-alters growth of pelvis and degree of ventroversion of acetabulum low compli rate

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What age of HD predisposed dogs do we consider for sx and what is the procedure called, does it compl eliminate the need for future sx, what does it do

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young puppies less than 20 weeks does not preclude further sx treatment juvenile pubic symphysiodesis-alters growth of pelvis and degree of ventroversion of acetabulum low compli rate

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25
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When is TPO considered for HD,

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immature dogs 5-8 months of age without evid of DJD osteotomy of pubis ischium and ilium, ili

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26
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TPO improves _____ coverage of the head of the femur by _____ rotation and _____ of acetabulum

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dorsal coverage axial rotation lateralization of acetabulum

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27
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Which surgery has the most favorible prognisis of HD and what is the angle of reduction reduced to? Solid distinctive reduction of _____ head What is minimal to none

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TPO minimal to no DJD femoral head reduction <30 degrees

28
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In immature dogs we do ____ for sx management to yield best results, what about mature dogs?

A

immature-TPO mature;total hop replacemetn and FHO

29
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With total hip replacement: degenrative hip is replaced with ____ acetabular ___, femoral ____ and head can be done at ___-___ months of age success depends on experience of surgean

A

prosthetic acetabular cub and femoral stem and head 7-8 months of age

30
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Large breed mature dogs have more success better fucntion with this procedure compared to this with HD

A

better fucntion with THR than with FHO

31
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How lond do we restrict movement after THR

A

8 weeks

32
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How long do we restrict movement after THR

A

8 weeks

33
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With THR ______ types of implants can harbor bacterial and cause infection. we often use these though for greater stabiliz in older HD dog

A

cemented

34
Q

Can we perform FHO for best results for a puppy

A

Nope best done after skeletal maturity

35
Q

With THR and FHO we take the ____-___ directional approach to hip joint

A

craniolateral

36
Q

When doing a FHO, be sure not to take off the _____ _____ bc the ___ and ____ ____ muslces attach there

A

greater trochanter middle and deep gluteals

37
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What is the most common problem with FHO

A

leaving a shelf of bone caudally (harder to visualize)

38
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For FHO: ______ is formed using gluteal mm and tendons to support weight

A

pseudorthrosis

39
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What do you need to do immediatele after FHO

A

use of the limb!!!! necessary for good fucntion, ROM and PT daily

40
Q

Compare and contrast sucess with prognosis for: who has 75-95% success rate -juvenile pubic symphysiodesis after 20 weeks -TPO -THR -RHO

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-juvenile pubic symphysiodesis poor -TPO-long term good to excellent, progr. degen changes -THR-excellent to normal 75-95% succcess rate -FHO smaller pattents better results improved limb function and QOL

41
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What is the most commonly luxated joint in the dog and cat

A

coxofemoral

42
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coxofemoral luxations are mostly come from _____, asc with ____ pelvic or long bone fracture, _____ injury, and ____ trauma (fell down stairs)

A

HBC contralateral pelvic… thoracic injury slient trauma fell down

43
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coxofemoral luxation has what type of lameness andwhat age.breed

A

acute unilateral non weight bearing lameness, any breed of dog or cat and skeletally mature

44
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What is essential todo assess on rads of propsed coxofemoral luxations before dx

A

rule out fractures

45
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WHat direction is most common for coxofemoral luxations and why

A

craniodorsal luxation bc greater trochanter displaced dorsally gluteals attach their and pull it that way

46
Q

____ luxation is most common form of CF luxation. WHat is significant about Caudoventral luxatio

A

Craniodorsal MC Caudoventral luxation: asc with falls the splits resulting in severe AbDuction of limb

47
Q

Descirbe the CS of caudovental CF luxation ________state type of lamenss whats difficult to palpate they will hold their leg out and ____ _____ is internally rotated Affected limb ____ on extension

A

Non weight bearing whats difficult to palpate -greater trochanter -femoral head in obturator foramen they will hold their leg out and flexed stifle is internally rotated Affected limb longer on extensions

48
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WHat are you not allowed to use with a caudoventral CF luxation and why. what do you use to prevent abduction

A

ehmer sling bc it pushes caudoventral and its already doing that make it worse. place legs in hobbled to prevent abduction 10-14 days

49
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With the caudoventral CF luxation Dorsal joint capsule ____ Ventral joint capsule ____

A

dorsal intact ventral torn

50
Q

What direction of coxofemoral luxation is this?

A

caudoventral

51
Q

What direction of coxofemoral luxation is this?

A

craniodorsal

52
Q

With the _____ luxation of CF the affected limb is longer on extension but with the ____ luxation for CF the affected leg is shorter on extension

A

affected limb longer caudoventral

affected limb shorter craniodorsal

53
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Which direction of CF luxation has loss of normal triangular relationship and pain and creptus on palpation

A

craniodorsal

54
Q

Which dorection of CF luxation is most common

A

craniodorsal

55
Q

State the direction of CF luxation

Stifle externally rotated

Stifle internally rotated

A

Stifle externally rotated-craniodorsal

internally-caudoventral

56
Q

What structures are involved in the triangluar relationship that is lost with craniodorsal luxation

A

crest of the ilium

tuber ischii

greater trochanter

craniodorsal luxation it turns into a straight line

57
Q

When cant we use closed reduction for CF luxation

A

if theres a fracture

or if unstable

or if hip dysplasia

58
Q

after performing closed reduction, if stable place in ____ ____ for 7-10 days and rad b4 and after and after 2weeks after removal

A

ehmer sling

59
Q

When is surgical treatment for open reduction isrecommended for CF luxation (these 3)

(1)Avulsion of ____ ____

(2-3)Closed reduction unsuccessfull or unable to maintain

A

avulsion of fovea capitis

60
Q

The approach for CF luxation is a _____-____ approach to the hip joint

dorsal approach by ____ of greater trochanter

A

cranial alteral

osteotomy

61
Q

Capsulorraphy and translocation of greater trochanter are examples of ____ repairs

A

reconstruction

62
Q

What prostehttic implant acts like the ligament of the head of the femur and is the only procedure to not require coaptation

A

toggle pin

63
Q

toggle pins mimic this

A

round ligament of the head of the femur

64
Q

protected post op using a ____ sling and _____ restrict activity to leash walks for __ weeks

A

ehmer and hobbles; 4

65
Q

Compare and contrast prognosis with closed reduction versus open

A

closed 50% lower wth dysplasia r prev trauama

open is 85-90% gof

66
Q

Aseptic necrosis of femoral head is known as this? causes OCD (but not true type). what in terms of genetics is it

A

Legg parthes disease

autosomal recessive gene so neuter them

67
Q

Legg perthes DZ

young or old?

large or toy breeds

commonly __-__ months of age

what unique CS

progressive weight bearing or acute non weightbearing varies

MM or surgery?

A

young prior to capital physis closure

toy and small

6-7 months

chewing at skin over hip

MM not good atrophy and dissuse, so surgery ASAP