Neonatal Hips Flashcards

0
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what is the sign for hip dysplasia with uneven knees when bent

A

galeazzi sign

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indications for hips US

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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

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2
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what transducer will be used to scan hips

A

7-10 mhz linear - 12 mhz if its a really tiny baby

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3
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what are scanning procedures for hips

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coronal and transverse in neutral/extension and flexion/bent

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4
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what is the anatomy of the hips

A

ishium
ilium
femoral head
acetabular labrum

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5
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what is a standard that should be seen when dealing with the femoral head

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50% of the femoral head should be covered or below a certain level

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6
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how will the femoral head dislocate

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anteriorly, superiorly, and laterally the femoral head will dislocate

hips dislocate laterally so right hip dislocates left and vice versa

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7
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what do you look for when scanning the acetabulum

A

is it rounded or flat shaped

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8
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what does DDH stand for

A

developmental displacement of the hip

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9
Q

know anatomy and lay out of the hip structures

A

slides 13-17

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10
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what are the maneuvers used by the doctors to identify hip dysplasia

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Barlow or Ortolani

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11
Q

US is done up to what age to identify hip dysplasia

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up to 3 mos

after 3 mos, CT is used

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12
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what are the names of the 2 angles used to measure the hips

A

alpha and beta angles

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13
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describe the alpha angle

A

angle between baseline and acetabular roof

represents acetabular formation

normal > 60 degrees

ilium must be straight when imaging for appropiate angling

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describe beta angle

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angle between the baseline and the inclination line (along labrum)

evaluates formation of cartilaginous acetabulum

normal < 55 degrees

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15
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along with measuring alpha and beta angles, what else is measured

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depth of the femoral head

must be more than 50% covers when ilium is straight

16
Q

describe the barlow maneuver

A

adduction and gentle pushing against the knee with hip flexed

up and in pressure

17
Q

what is the ortolani maneuver

A

hip flexed and thigh abducted

“clunk” is felt as femoral head returns to acetabulum

down and out pressure

18
Q

how many graf’s classifications are there

A

4

19
Q

graf’s classification type I

A

normal

alpha angle > 60 degrees

20
Q

graf’s classication type II

A

alpha angle 43-60 degrees

21
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graf’s classification type III

A

alpha angle < 43 degrees

beta angle > 77 degrees

22
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graf’s classification type IV

A

alpha angle < 43 degrees

beta angle immeasurable

23
Q

describe normal hips

A

type I

cannot be displaced out of acetabulum

can hav up to 6 mm of motion on left and 4 mm on right

24
Q

describe subluxable hips

A

femoral head displaced in relation to acetabulum

soft tissue echoes between femoral head and acetabulum

moves more than 6 mm on left and 4 mm on right

25
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describe dislocatable hips

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can be displaced out of acetabulum but can be reduced

26
Q

describe dislocated hips

A

femoral head is displaced out of acetabulum and cannot be reduced

27
Q

what are secondary signs of DDH

important

A

acetabular roof is irregular and angled

labrum echogenic and thickened

echogenic soft tissue between femoral head and bony acetabulum

acetabulum flattened

femoral head calcified

28
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treatment for hip dysplasia

A

double diapering

spica cast

pavlik harness

29
Q

what is a bachelor cast

A

worn after spica cast removed

covers only the legs

child more flexible

can learn to walk while in cast