Peds Flashcards

1
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4-year-old girl who is being evaluated for genu varum. She has a family history of bowed legs and short stature. She has a mutation in the PHEX gene. Identify the laboratory studies most consistent with this diagnosis.

A

Decreased phosphorus, increased serum alkaline phosphatase, normal calcium and vitamin D 25-OH

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Thoracolumbar kyphosis is a characteristic feature of achondroplasia and thought to be a result of

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Thoracolumbar kyphosis is a characteristic feature of achondroplasia and thought to be a result of developmental motor delay and hypotonia and disproportionate head size relative to a small chest size.

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3
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most common complication after unstable scfe

A

avn…not contralateral disease

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4
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most common type of pediatric brachial plexus lesion

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upper trunk- ERB’s C5-C6

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5
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GMFCS level-what is more active 1 or 5

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Level one is more active, “one can run”

five is wheelchair bound and totally dependent on caretakers

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6
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angle formed by Hilgenreiner’s line and a line from a point on the lateral triradiate cartilage to a point on lateral margin of acetabulum

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acetabular index, should be less than 25 degrees

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DDH-angle created by lines along the bony acetabulum and the ilium

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alpha angle should be > 60

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8
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normal alpha angle

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> 60 deg

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9
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DDH-angle created by lines along the labrum and the ilium

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normal is < 55

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10
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normal beta angle

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< 55 deg

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11
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DDH tx birth-6 months

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pavlik

  • contraindicated if SpinaBifida, spasticity, teratologic hip
  • must have normal muscle function to pavlik
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12
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DDH tx 6-18 months

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Closed reduction and spica

*or for failure of pavlik

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13
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DDH tx >18 months

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open reduction spica casting

*of failure of closed reduction

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14
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avn in DDH treated with pavlik is due to what?

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due to impingement of the posterosuperior retinacular branch of the medial femoral circumflex artery
seen with extreme abduction (> 60°)

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15
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DDH- single transverse cut above the acetabulum through the ilium to sciatic notch

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Salter- acetabulum hinges thru the pubic symphisis

20-25 deg anterior coverage, lengthen leg up to 1 cm

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16
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DDH- Salter osteotomy plus additional cuts through superior and inferior pubic rami

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Steele- Triple
acetabular re-orientation procedure
*open tri0radiate, pubic symphisis doesnt rotatate too well, little bit older child than dega or salter

17
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ddh-• involves multiple osteotomies in the pubis, ilium, and ischium near the acetabulum
•allows for improved 3D correction of the acetabulum configuration

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PAO- GANZ, Burnese

*Older child, closed Tri-radiate

18
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DDH-osteotomy starts approximately 10-15mm above the AIIS and proceeds posteriorly to end at the level of the ilioischial limb of the triradiate cartilage (halfway between the sciatic notch and the posterior acetabular rim)

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Pemberton-reduces acetabular volume
)
• acetabulum hinges through the triradiate cartilage
• does not enter the sciatic notch and is therefore stable and does not need internal fixation
• improves anterior, central, or posterior coverage
• reduces the acetabular volume

19
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DDH salvage osteotomy-
add bone to the lateral weight-bearing aspect of the acetabulum by placing an extra-articular buttress of bone over the subluxed femoral head

A

Shelf

• depends on fibrocartilage metaplasia for successful results

20
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DDH salvage-
• osteotomy starts above the acetabulum to the sciatic notch and ileum is shifted lateral beyond the edge of the acetabulum
• depends on fibrocartilge metaplasia for successful results
• medializes the acetabulum via iliac osteotomy

A

chiari

21
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when do you start to use XR to monitor DDH

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4-6 months, before this the femoral head isnt ossified enough, so use USG

22
Q

how long until 94% of elbow ROM returns after CRPP of SCH fx

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6 months