Synonyms in a broader sense artificial hip joint, total hip joint endoprosthesis (HTEP or HTE), hip joint prosthesis, total hip endoprosthesis, BHR, McMinn, Birmingham Hip Resurfacing, cap prosthesis, hip cap prosthesis, short shaft prosthesis Definition A total hip joint endoprosthesis is an artificial hip joint. The artificial hip joint consists of the same parts as … McMinn prosthesisCap prosthesis
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Therapy Depending on age and physical findings, various surgical therapy options are available. For about 30 years, the triple pelvic osteotomy according to Tönnis has been considered a proven method for the treatment of hip dysplasia in adults. The hip socket is surgically removed from the pelvic compound and brought into a normal canopy position. … Therapy | Hip dysplasia in adults
Sports for hip dysplasia Although it appears that there is a greater risk of aggravating existing hip dysplasia through exercise, patients should even exercise to strengthen the muscle apparatus around the hip joint. Of course, care must be taken to ensure that only sports that are easy on the joints are performed. These joint-gentle sports … Sports for hip dysplasia | Hip dysplasia in adults
Definition Hip dysplasia refers to a congenital canopy disorder of the femoral head. As a result, the femoral head can no longer be held in a centered position. As a result, the femoral head can slip out of the acetabulum very easily, causing severe pain. Hip dysplasia is one of the most common causes of … Hip dysplasia in adults
Synonyms in a broader sense Femoral neck fracture, femoral fracture, femoral fracture, Pauwels classification, Garden classification, femoral head necrosis, femoral head death, screwing, DHS = dynamic hip screw, hip prosthesis, osteoporosis Definition In a femoral neck fracture, the upper end of the femur breaks just below the head of the femur, usually due to a … Femoral neck fracture causes, diagnosis and treatment
Diagnosis The X-ray image is decisive for the final confirmation of the suspected diagnosis of a femoral neck fracture. As a rule, a pelvic x-ray and an axial x-ray of the hip are taken. In the vast majority of cases, no further diagnostic imaging is necessary. In young patients who have been exposed to considerable … Diagnosis | Femoral neck fracture causes, diagnosis and treatment
Complications Complications in surgical therapy of femoral neck fracture: Vascular, tendon and nerve injuries Thrombosis/pulmonary embolism Infection Slipping of the fracture Implant loosening False joint formation (pseudarthrosis) Femoral head necrosis Aftercare Prognosis Postoperative early mobilization is an absolute must for the mostly older patients. For this reason, mobilization begins with standing at the bed already … Complications | Femoral neck fracture causes, diagnosis and treatment
Introduction The fracture of the femoral neck (syn. : femoral neck fracture) is one of the most common fractures in older people. A banal fall is sufficient in many cases as an accident mechanism. As a result of reduced bone density in osteoporosis, the risk of such injuries increases. The neck of the femur is … Late consequences of a fracture of the femoral neck
Hip Arthrosis Hip arthrosis is a disease of the hip joint caused by wear and tear of structures close to the joint. Secondary hip arthrosis can result in the subsequent installation of a hip prosthesis. An untreated femoral head necrosis can cause the development of secondary hip arthrosis. Further causes of hip arthrosis as a … Hip Arthrosis | Late consequences of a fracture of the femoral neck
Leg length difference A functional leg length difference can occur as a late consequence after surgical treatment of a femoral neck fracture. As a result of impaired fracture healing or loosening of implants, the formation of an asymmetrical leg axis is possible. The diagnosis of a leg length difference is usually made clinically. Over time, … Leg length difference | Late consequences of a fracture of the femoral neck
Definition/Introduction Hip rhinitis is also known as coxitis fugax or transient synovitis and is an abacterial, i.e. germ-free inflammation of the hip joint. If one translates the term coxitis fugax, one already gets an accurate description of the clinical picture. Coxitis fugax means “volatile inflammation of the hip joint”. The hip rhinitis is the most … Hip Fever