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Case Study: Paediatric #Hip

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A 12 year old obese boy, presented with pain in the hip for the last 15 days. He is unable to walk now. There has been no similar episode in the past. What is the preferred treatment now

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  1. Tayeb says

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    Slipped more than 60 degree required an Osteotomey
    Im hauser One of the choices. Prophylactic Fixation in situ for the other hip

  2. taral nagda says

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    This is a severe unstable slip
    Need to work up for endocrinological and metabolic causes
    if it is redused even with a gentle closed reduction and fixed there are high chances of AVN 30 to 50 % This is primarily because of kinking of MCF vessel by posterior callus
    If oinned in situ AVN can be avoided but it leads to femoro acetabular impingement and a deformity which will not remodel
    My choice is to do safe surgical dislocation of hip using Ganz approach do modified dunn procedure to correct femoral hrad alignment by shortening and excision of callus and fix with a cancellous screw

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