Size and location of posterior wall fragment on CT can predict hip instability in a cadaveric model

Apivatthakakul, Theerachai; Koerner, Jason; Luangsod, Sutiwat; Buranaphatthana, Thanawat; Parry, Joshua A.; Hadeed, Michael M.; Funk, August; Stacey, Stephen; Mauffrey, Cyril

doi:10.1016/j.injury.2021.03.041

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“…Sagar et al proposed the theory of wave-particle duality, believing that the motion of electrons is similar to the propagation of visible light [ 7 ]. Taa et al proposed the motion theory of electron in magnetic field and pointed out that the magnetic field with axial symmetry has the effect of deflection and focusing on electron beam [ 8 ]. The discovery of wave-particle duality theory and magnetic focusing theory provides important theoretical guidance for the invention of electron microscope.…”

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Postoperative Nursing and Functional Rehabilitation of Ultrasound Diagnosis of Lower Rotator Cuff Injury

Hou

2022

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In order to explore the postoperative nursing effect and functional rehabilitation of rotator cuff repair under ultrasound diagnosis, a method of nursing and rehabilitation functional training for athletes’ wrist injury under the assistance of microscopic B-ultrasound was proposed. This study retrospectively analyzed the therapeutic effect of tendon anastomosis in 237 patients with wrist tendon injury, adopted nursing measures such as health education and functional exercise, and observed its clinical effect. The results showed that after 3-6 months of follow-up, all patients had satisfactory recovery of tendon function. Of these, 132 patients recovered well. 84 patients recovered well. The excellent and good rate of patients was 91%. Ultrasound diagnosis of rotator cuff repair combined with functional exercise promotes good recovery of shoulder joint function in patients.

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Postoperative Nursing and Functional Rehabilitation of Ultrasound Diagnosis of Lower Rotator Cuff Injury

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2022

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“…This technique will only be successful for a fracture that does not meet indications for open reduction and internal fixation; specifically, displacement of the weight bearing dome or a fracture pattern that would theoretically lead to instability of the hip joint (based on size and location of the posterior wall fragment). 5,6 Furthermore, the posterior wall rim fragment that is incarcerated in the joint must still have capsulolabral attachments intact. In the authors experience, fractures with intact soft tissue attachments may displace into the joint; however, they do not move far from the donor site (Fig.…”

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“…1). 5,6 These rim fractures usually have preserved soft tissue attachments (capsule and/or labrum). When the hip is proven stable and treated nonoperatively in the setting of a small posterior wall fracture, patients can expect to have good-to-excellent outcomes.…”

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Percutaneous Reduction of Intra-Articular Posterior Wall Acetabular Rim Fragment: Surgical Technique and Case Series With an Average Follow-Up of 2 Years

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Summary:Small posterior wall rim fractures are typically stable; however, if incarcerated in the joint, they must be removed. It is possible to reduce the morbidity associated with open approaches by addressing these incarcerated fragments in a percutaneous manner. This allows the restoration of joint congruity and removal of the osteochondral fragment from the joint space. The following report details the surgical technique to accomplish this, and the results of a case series of patients who underwent this technique. The advantages include limiting the morbidity of an open approach. However, the surgeon must be prepared to convert to an open approach if percutaneous removal does not accomplish the goals of surgery—a concentric, stable hip joint.

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“…Доведено, що стабільність кульшового суглоба принципово залежить від цілісності задньої стінки кульшової западини та меншою мірою -капсули суглоба. Встановлено, що у випадку перелому задньої стінки кульшової западини з фрагментом у 33 % від загальної її площі й інтактною суглобовою капсулою 75 % суглобів залишилися стабільними і лише 14 %у разі аналогічного перелому з ушкодженими задніми відділами капсули [8,10].…”

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“…Артикулююча поверхня кульшової западини вкрита гіаліновим хрящем і має форму півмісяця з більшою товщиною покриття передньої, верхньої та задньої стінок і мінімальною -медіальної та ділянки вирізки западини [8]. Математичні дослідження доводять, що така форма хрящової поверхні кульшової западини забезпечує оптимальний контакт артикулюючих поверхонь та унеможливлює появу зон критичного навантаження в суглобі [9].…”

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Current trends in the treatment of acetabular fractures (literature review)

Vyrva¹,

Vatamanitsa²

2021

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Acetabular fractures are known for their disabling outcomes, so the search for optimal treatment tactics is an actual problem for modern orthopedics and traumatology. Materials and methods. Randomized trials that reflect the results of acetabular fractures treatment depending on the method of treatment were analyzed. The literature was searched in the PubMed Central database. Hip joint is a complex two-component articulated system. Traumatic lesion of all elements of the joint creates the conditions for the development of a wide range of complications and secondary changes that must be taken into account at preoperative treatment. Acetabular fracture is an intra-articular injury, where the visualization methods have the prominent significance. Nowadays the treatment can be conservative and surgical. Surgical treatment can be divided into two areas: osteosynthesis and arthroplasty. Anatomical reposition and stable fixation of fragments, in the most of cases, is the key to a satisfactory functional result, but the development of post-traumatic changes in the joint nullifies the results of even perfect osteosynthesis, encourages repeated surgery and, finally, hip replacement. In recent years, primary arthroplasty has been successfully used to treat acetabular fractures, reducing inpatient and rehabilitation period, compared with osteosynthesis, preventing the possible development of secondary degenerative changes in the joint. Conclusions. Acute hip replacement is an effective treatment, however, the technical aspects of reliable fixation of the acetabular component of the implant are insufficiently substantiated and highlighted in actual literature and constitute significant research interest.

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Size and location of posterior wall fragment on CT can predict hip instability in a cadaveric model

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Postoperative Nursing and Functional Rehabilitation of Ultrasound Diagnosis of Lower Rotator Cuff Injury

Postoperative Nursing and Functional Rehabilitation of Ultrasound Diagnosis of Lower Rotator Cuff Injury

Percutaneous Reduction of Intra-Articular Posterior Wall Acetabular Rim Fragment: Surgical Technique and Case Series With an Average Follow-Up of 2 Years

Current trends in the treatment of acetabular fractures (literature review)

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