3. Primary survey !
A : ,Airway patent , can speak , can move neck , C-spine not tender +
B : ,Equal breath sound , chest compression test negative+
C : ,V/S stable [ BP 102/60 mmHg , PR 80 bpm ] +
D : ,E4V5M6 , pupil 2 mm RTL BE+
E : ,Avulsion wound 3cm at left side of neck , no active bleeding+
,Right leg – hip adduction , internal rotation and knee flexion +
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4. Secondary survey !
A : ,no history of food/drug allergy+
M : no current medication+
P : ,no underlying , Hx Right patella fracture S/P Sx +
L : ,last meal 11.00 [50min PTA]+
E : ,as in present illness ,+
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5. GA : A teenager Thai male , good consciousness +
Vital sign : BT , PR , BP , RR+
HEENT : not pale conjunctiva , anicteric sclera+
Neck : avulsion wound at neck (zone I) , no active bleeding , no horseness +
Heart : normal S1,S2 , no murmur +
Lungs : no dyspnea , trachea In midline , clear , equal breath sound both lungs +
Abdomen : soft , no tenderness+
Neuro : grossly intact +
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Physical examination!
6. Extremity+
,Right leg : +
, ,position – hip adduction , internal rotation and knee flexion+
, ,abrasion wound at knee and foot +
, ,tender at right groin , can’t extend hip +
, ,posterior tibial pulse 2+ +
,Right knee : +
, ,full ROM , no tenderness , no swelling +
, ,valgus and varus stress test negative +
, ,anterior drawer and posterior drawer test negative +
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Physical examination!
15. POSTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION
Presentation !
• acute pain +
• inability to bear weight+
• deformity+
• Position +
,hip and leg in slight flexion ,
,adduction, and internal rotation!
16. ! Osteonecrosis+
! Posterior wall acetabular fracture+
! Femoral head fracture+
! Sciatic nerve injuries +
! Ipsilateral knee injuries (up to 25%)+
POSTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION
Associated injury!
18. POSTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION
CT scan! • helps to determine direction of dislocation, loose bodies, and
associated fractures+
• Post reduction CT !
,in traumatic hip dislocations +
to look for femoral head fx , loose bodies , acetabular fx +
19. POSTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION
Management!
• Non-operative+
• Closed reduction +
• Operative +
• Open reduction+
true orthopedic emergencies+
should be reduced within 6 hr+
Irreducible dislocation+
Sciatic n. injury caused by reduction+
Incongruent reduction +
28. POSTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION
Complication!
• Osteonecrosis +
relate with time of reduction+
• Post traumatic arthritis +
up to 20% for simple dislocation+
markedly increased for complex dislocation+
• Sciatic nerve injury+
• Recurrent dislocations <2%+