A Review of the Treatment of Hip Dislocations Associated With Acetabular Fractures

Bilateral Asymmetric Traumatic Hip Dislocation with Bilateral Acetabular Fracture: Case Report

“…[13,16,17] Many authors emphasize that the reduction should be performed within the first six hours. [9,[16][17][18] The rates of avascular necrosis for the cases with early and delayed reduction were reported as 6-27% and 48%, respectively. [13,16,18] In addition, the force of trauma and recurrent maneuvers for reduction increase the risk of avascular necrosis.…”

Long-term outcome after traumatic anterior dislocation of the hip

“…Based on our results in this particular case, we recommend this technique as a salvage procedure for femoral head impaction fractures also after posterior hip dislocation and we confirm nonoperative treatment recommendations in cases of superficial femoral head impaction defects. Little has been reported about the occurrence of acetabular fractures in combination with anterior hip dislocation [27]. Recommendations on the appropriate treatment of these fractures (non-operative versus operative) are scarce [3].…”

Fraturas ipsilaterais de fêmur e pelve (quadril flutuante): análise prospectiva de 16 casos

“…Em dois pacientes ocorreu fratura associada da pelve, além da fratura ipsilateral de fêmur, denotando trauma de alta energia. Assim como outros autores, observamos maior incidência de fratura do rebordo posterior do acetábulo (25)(26) .…”