Orthopedic Pediatrics Flashcards
1
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DDH
A
-developmental dysplasia of the hip
2
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Cause of DDH
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- mechanical-positional
- cultural
- increased incidence with torticollis
3
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DDH Population
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- 70% female
- first born
- heredity
- breech birth
4
Q
DDH Classifications
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- normal
- subluxable
- dislocatable
- subluxed
- dislocated
5
Q
DDH Evaluation Instability tests
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- Barlow
- Ortolani
6
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Barlow
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- dislocates a reduced hip
- hip flexion, adduction with posterior force
7
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Ortolani
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- reduces a hip that is out
- flexed hips, abd with distraction
8
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DDH Appearance
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- LLD, Galeazzi, Uneven Thigh folds
- Waddling gait with lordosis
- limited hip abduction
9
Q
DDH and limited hip abduction
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- Unilateral late diagnosis-difference of 10*
- Bilateral <60*
10
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DDH Diagnostic Imaging
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- US: 6-8 weeks
- Radiographs after 4 months
- AP, frog leg
11
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DDH Radiograph Eval
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- Shenton’s line
- Hilgenreiner’s Line
- Perkin’s line
- Acetabular angle
12
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Shenton’s line
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inf neck and inf border of sup pubic ramus
13
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Hilgenreiner’s line
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-horizontal through triradiate cartilages
14
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Perkin’s Line
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- perpendicular to hilgenreiner’s line
- intersect lateral acetabular roof
15
Q
-Acetabular angle
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- hilgenreiner’s line at tri radiate to acetabular roof
- <40* significant at birth
16
Q
DDH Treatment
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- <6 months: observation; abduction orthosis
- 6-12 months: orthotics
17
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Pavlik Orthosis
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- DDH
- works well if diagnosed under 6 weeks old, bilateral, acetabular angle <35*