2000
DOI: 10.1097/00003086-200009000-00027
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Acetabular Development After Reduction in Developmental Dislocation of the Hip

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“…It was surprising to find that varying the rate of avascular necrosis did not change the optimum screening strategy. However, whereas not all developmental dysplasia of the hip leads to early arthritis, similarly, not all avascular necrosis leads to early arthritis 31,38 . Because some hips with avascular necrosis are not at risk for early arthritis, the effect of avascular necrosis on the optimum screening strategy is blunted.…”
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“…It was surprising to find that varying the rate of avascular necrosis did not change the optimum screening strategy. However, whereas not all developmental dysplasia of the hip leads to early arthritis, similarly, not all avascular necrosis leads to early arthritis 31,38 . Because some hips with avascular necrosis are not at risk for early arthritis, the effect of avascular necrosis on the optimum screening strategy is blunted.…”
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“…The probability that residual acetabular dysplasia after the age of one year leads to or increases the risk of early arthritis varies. Albinana et al 32 reported that 78% of dislocated dysplastic hips at twelve months were Severin class I/II at maturity, whereas Gotoh et al 31 found that only 68% of such hips were Severin class I/II at maturity; others have found this percentage to be much higher 30,36 .…”
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“…To establish early and reliable predictors of RAD, several radiographic parameters have been investigated such as the acetabular index (AI), central edge angle (CEA) etc. But, determination of the time when a further procedure is required remains controversial because these parameters need to be observed over a long time period [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Surgeons need some radiographic parameter that will predict future changes in RAD after CR that will enable earlier correction of the RAD.…”
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