Fractures of the Hip [electronic resource] /
Büchler, Lorenz.editor.
Keel, Marius J.B.editor.
This book is intended as a state-of-the-art reference guide that will help surgeons arrive at the correct diagnosis, make appropriate treatment decisions, and perform various surgical procedures in patients with intra-articular hip fractures. The volume describes the complex anatomy of the acetabulum and proximal femur and correlates it with appearances in radiological imaging. In addition, it explains the process of assessing and classifying typical fracture patterns, presenting and discussing specific, up-to-date treatment strategies. The book clearly highlights the advantages and disadvantages of several surgical approaches for the hip and pelvis, such as surgical hip dislocation, hip arthroscopy, the pararectus approach, and combined approaches. Individual chapters are also devoted to the management of specific fracture types: acetabular fractures, femoral head (Pipkin) fractures, femoral neck fractures, traumatic hip dislocations, and pathological fractures due to osteoporosis or tumors. For each surgical approach, the authors identify typical complications and document long-term outcomes. This book is part of the series Fracture Management Joint by Joint.
Includes bibliographical references.
1 Anatomy of the Hip Joint -- 2 Radiology of the Hip Joint -- 3 Surgical Management -- 4 Anterior approaches to the Acetabulum: Ilio-Inguinal approach, Smith-Petersen approach and anterior intrapelvic approach (modified Stoppa) -- 5 Pararectus Approach. -6 Lateral approach the pelvis and hip: Kocher-Langenbeck approach and bigastric trochanteric flip and surgical hip dislocation -- 7 Extended approaches -- 8 Combined Approaches -- 9 Traumatic hip dislocations -- 10 Acetabular Fractures -- 11 Pipkin Fractures -- 12 Femoral neck fracture -- 13 Pathological Fractures -- 14 Malunion and nonunion -- 15 Arthroscopic treatment of hip fracture sequelae.
This book is intended as a state-of-the-art reference guide that will help surgeons arrive at the correct diagnosis, make appropriate treatment decisions, and perform various surgical procedures in patients with intra-articular hip fractures. The volume describes the complex anatomy of the acetabulum and proximal femur and correlates it with appearances in radiological imaging. In addition, it explains the process of assessing and classifying typical fracture patterns, presenting and discussing specific, up-to-date treatment strategies. The book clearly highlights the advantages and disadvantages of several surgical approaches for the hip and pelvis, such as surgical hip dislocation, hip arthroscopy, the pararectus approach, and combined approaches. Individual chapters are also devoted to the management of specific fracture types: acetabular fractures, femoral head (Pipkin) fractures, femoral neck fractures, traumatic hip dislocations, and pathological fractures due to osteoporosis or tumors. For each surgical approach, the authors identify typical complications and document long-term outcomes. This book is part of the series Fracture Management Joint by Joint.
Orthopedics.
Traumatology.
Surgical Orthopedics.
Traumatic Surgery.