Neonatal Hips Flashcards
what is the sign for hip dysplasia with uneven knees when bent
galeazzi sign
indications for hips US
family history of hip dysplasia
breech birth - girls > boys - oligohydramnios
abn findings on exam (click, instability, limited range of motion)
eval of an infant with postural deformity (torticollis, foot deformity)
uneven gluteal crease
limited hip abduction
what transducer will be used to scan hips
7-10 mhz linear - 12 mhz if its a really tiny baby
what are scanning procedures for hips
coronal and transverse in neutral/extension and flexion/bent
what is the anatomy of the hips
ishium
ilium
femoral head
acetabular labrum
what is a standard that should be seen when dealing with the femoral head
50% of the femoral head should be covered or below a certain level
how will the femoral head dislocate
anteriorly, superiorly, and laterally the femoral head will dislocate
hips dislocate laterally so right hip dislocates left and vice versa
what do you look for when scanning the acetabulum
is it rounded or flat shaped
what does DDH stand for
developmental displacement of the hip
know anatomy and lay out of the hip structures
slides 13-17
what are the maneuvers used by the doctors to identify hip dysplasia
Barlow or Ortolani
US is done up to what age to identify hip dysplasia
up to 3 mos
after 3 mos, CT is used
what are the names of the 2 angles used to measure the hips
alpha and beta angles
describe the alpha angle
angle between baseline and acetabular roof
represents acetabular formation
normal > 60 degrees
ilium must be straight when imaging for appropiate angling
describe beta angle
angle between the baseline and the inclination line (along labrum)
evaluates formation of cartilaginous acetabulum
normal < 55 degrees