1. A case of
1. A case is reported of a Jamaican boy of fifteen months with typical and florid manifestations of
After late reduction of the hip in children with developmental
1. Monostotic fibrous
We carried out a morphometric analysis of acetabular
We reviewed 12 patients with primary glenoid
The Fairbank Collection in the Radiology Department of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital contains details of 15 patients in the section labelled "Metaphysial
1. A case of metaphysial
To monitor the performance of services for developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) in Northern Ireland and identify potential improvements to enhance quality of service and plan for the future. This was a prospective observational study, involving all infants treated for DDH between 2011 and 2017. Children underwent clinical assessment and radiological investigation as per the regional surveillance policy. The regional radiology data was interrogated to quantify the use of ultrasound and ionizing radiation for this population.Aims
Methods
The aim of this study was to review the value of accepting referrals for children with ‘clicky hips’ in a selective screening programme for hip dysplasia. A single-centre prospective database of all referrals to the hip clinic was examined to identify indication for referrals, diagnosis, and treatment. All patients referred received a standardized ultrasound scan and clinical examination by an orthopaedic consultant.Aims
Patients and Methods
We examined 50 patients with diastrophic
In order to clarify how intra-articular lesions
influence the survival of a periacetabular osteotomy in patients
with
1. A condition of fibrous
Craniodiaphyseal
1. A family of six generations, consisting of 114 members affected by epiphysial
Reorientation of the acetabulum may be required in adolescents and young adults with developmental dysplasia of the hip. We have carried out a retrospective review of 51 hips after triple osteotomy with an average follow-up of ten years (8 to 15). Forty-eight hips (94%) were available for review and of these 39 (81%) were improved compared with before operation, 29 (60%) scoring good or excellent. Radiographic assessment showed improvement of the average centre-edge angle by 19°, the acetabular index by 12° and the anterior centre-edge angle by 26°. The degree of osteoarthritis progressed by one grade in ten hips (21%) over a period of ten years. The satisfactory long-term clinical and radiographic results have encouraged us to continue this treatment for symptomatic acetabular
We report 40 cases in one family of an autosomal dominant bone
We performed Charnley total hip arthroplasties on 64 patients (71 hips) between 1976 and 1984 for moderate congenital acetabular
We describe our experience with vascularised bone grafting for the treatment of fibrous