Comparative characteristics of radiographic classifications of the consequences of septic coxitis in children

Тепленький, М. П.; Дьячкова, Г. В.; Oleinikov, Evgeny V.; Бунов, В. С.

doi:10.18019/1028-4427-2016-4-56-61

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“…Rehabilitation treatment of especially severe PVB in children with a complete defect of the femoral head and neck (Forlin & Milani, 2008), as well as with a defect in the head and neck of the femur with damage or premature closure of the growth zone is the most difficult task of modern orthopedics (Sitkovsky & Kukuruza, 1975). Modern surgical treatment of residual deformities of purulent coxitis includes all the latest reconstructive and restorative interventions developed at the proximal end of the thigh and pelvic bones (Garkavenko & Pozdeev, 2011;Teplenky et al, 2016). In the surgical treatment of pathological dislocation, the primary task is to restore the support function of the limb while maintaining mobility in the joint, followed by solving the problem of eliminating secondary deformities and equalizing the length of the lower limbs (Garkavenko & Pozdeev, 2013).…”

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Reconstructive and restorative interventions at the proximal end of the thigh and pelvic bones in destructive pathological dislocation of the hip in children after hematogenous osteomyelitis

Alpysbaev

Djuraev²,

Tapilov

2021

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It is generally known that children tend to get injured more easily than adults. Moreover, these injuries they get in growing period may leave for long in the forms of disability. This paper is about reconstructive and restorative interventions at the proximal end of the thigh and pelvic bones in destructive pathological dislocation of the hip in children after hematogenous osteomyelitis. After hematogenous osteomyelitis of the proximal end of the femur, destruction of the head and neck of the femur is often observed, up to their destruction. The optimal age for surgical treatment of pathological dislocation of the hip, according to our data, is 4-5 years of age of the child, because by this time the process of ossification of the structures of the hip joint ends in most patients, and early surgical intervention often causes severe secondary deformities, up to their destruction.

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