Hip Conditions Flashcards

1
Q

Surgical option for a displaced sub capital fracture?

A

Hemiarthroplasty

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2
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Inter-trochanteric and basocervical surgical option

A

Dynamic hip screw

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3
Q

Non-displaced intra-capsular surgical option?

A

Cannulated hip screw

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4
Q

Sub-trochanteric surgical option

A

Intra-medullary nail

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5
Q

What are some common complications following femoral shaft fractures?

A

Nerve injury or vascular injury
Mal-union
Infection
Fat embolism

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6
Q

What is a Morel-Lavallee lesion?

A

Internal degloving injury
Skin and subcutaneous tissues are abruptly separated from the underlying fascia due to trauma
Potential space is produced superficial to the fascia that is then filled with fluid

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7
Q

What is the gold-standard imaging for an acetabular fracture?

A

CT imaging

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8
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What is a Hoffa fracture?

A

Specific type of type B articular distal fracture
Fracture of posterior aspect of the femoral condyles in the coronal plane
Fragments are more commonly Unicondylar affecting the lateral femoral condyle

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9
Q

Causes of radiculopathy

A

Infection
Fracture
Malignancy
Metastatic disease

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10
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What is a throacolumbar wedge fracture

A

Fracture-dislocation

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11
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What is a thoracolumbar burst fracture?

A

Retropulsion of bone into spinal canal from compression injury

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12
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What is a thoracolumbar chance fracture?

A

From excessive flexion of spine, all three spinal columns, abdominal injury

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13
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What are clinical features of cauda equina?

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  • Reduces lower limb sensation
  • Bladder (pelvis splanchnic nerves, S2-4 PNS) or bowel dysfunction
  • Fecal incontinenc S2-4
  • Lower limb motor weakness
  • Severe back pain
  • Impotence (pudendal nerve S2-4)
  • Perianal numbness (S4)
  • Lower limb anaesthesia
  • Urinary retention (sural nerve)
  • Lower limb weakness and hyporeflexia
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14
Q

Young man with lower back pain, which radiates to buttocks which is worse in morning
Stiffness improves with exercise

A

Ankylosis spondylitis

HLA-B27

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15
Q

Causes of spinal stenosis

A

Ligamentum flavum hypertrophy
Facet joinT arthropathy
Disc prolapse

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16
Q

What infection is common in IV drug users

A

Pseudomonas

17
Q

What is a common infection in sickle cell disease patients?

A

Salmonella