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Legg-Calvé-Perthes' disease : a comparison between three methods of conservative treatmentMose, Knud. January 1964 (has links)
Thesis--Aarhus. / Summary in Danish.
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Legg-Calvé-Perthes' disease : a comparison between three methods of conservative treatmentMose, Knud. January 1964 (has links)
Thesis--Aarhus. / Summary in Danish.
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Slipped upper femoral epiphysisVrettos, Basil Christopher 06 April 2017 (has links)
No description available.
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A roentgen stereophotogrammetric analysis system for the measurement of subsidence of the femoral components in total hip arthroplastyGold, Brenda Joan 03 April 2017 (has links)
No description available.
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Microangiographic, histological and radiographic study of the femoral head following experimental hip dislocation in rabbitsDuncan, Clive P. January 1972 (has links)
In 220 rabbits (65 mature and 155 immature) the effects of dislocation, persistant dislocation and reduction at varying intervals (immediately, 12, 24 and 48 hours after dislocation) of the left hip were studied by microangiographic, histological and radiographic examination.
Dislocation of the left hip was induced manually under anaesthesia by a doraally applied force with the hip held adducted and internally rotated. Reduction was effected by ventral traction with the hip in the same position. The right hip was untouched and used as a control in all cases.
In 135 animals, a tracer dye was infused into the abdominal aorta proximal to its bifurcation under standard conditions of temperature and pressure. This infusion was done at 10 minutes, and at 1, 3, 5, and 7 days after dislocation or reduction. The femoral heads were then processed and studied under stereomicroscopy. Histological and radiographic studies were made in the remaining 85 animals at intervals between 3 and 10 weeks after dislocation or reduction.
In immature animals, severe dye perfusion defecit was observed in all cases within 10 minutes of dislocation. This was maximal in the antero-medial half of the femoral head. The defecit was increased at 24 hours and persisted until 5 days after dislocation. At the seventh day recovery had commenced. A profound perfusion defecit was also noted within 10 minutes of immediate reduction, however, recovery was observed at 24 hours and was almost complete at 5 - 7 days. The rate of recovery in those animals in which the dislocation was reduced at 12, 24 and 48 hours did not differ from that observed in unreduced animals. In adult animals, significant circulatory disturbance was infrequently observed after dislocation and persistant dislocation. Consequently, the beneficial effects of reduction, if any, were obscured. The epiphyseo-metaphyseal vascular anastomoses across the epiphyseo scar were filled with dye in all mature rabbits and seemed to act as a route of blood supply and drainage in adult animals..
Extensive histological avascular necrosis of the femoral head was observed in the majority of animals, but was significantly more common in immature rabbits. Less extensive and less common avascular necrosis was observed in immature animals after immediate reduction. However, reduction delayed to 12 hours or later was not associated with a lower incidence of bone death.
Abnormal radiological findings were common and varied. Specific alteration in density and outline of the femoral head was however infrequently observed, but corelated well with the histological findings. Decreased biodensity was associated with inbalanced bone resorption and hyperaemia, and increased radiodensity with bone death and new bone apposition.
It is concluded that traumatic dislocation causes embarassment and sequential changes in the circulation within the femoral head in rabbits. The perfusion defecit is more severe in immature animals as the intra-osseous epiphyseo-metaphyseal vessels minimize this circulatory disturbance in adult animals. Early reduction enhances early and complete recovery of blood supply in immature animals. Varying degrees of avascular necrosis of the femoral head occur in both adult and immature animals with and without reduction, but is more common and extensive in immature animals. Abnormal radiological features within the femoral head are infrequently observed up to ten weeks after dislocation but correlate well with the histological findings when present. / Surgery, Department of / Medicine, Faculty of / Graduate
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Estudo do suprimento arterial da epífise femoral proximal na doença de Legg-Calvé-Perthes pela angioressonância magnética / Study of the arterial blood supply of the proximal femoral epiphysis in Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease by the use of magnetic resonance angiographyMoreno Grangeiro, Patricia 10 January 2018 (has links)
INTRODUÇÃO: A doença de Legg-Calvé-Perthes (DLCP) é caracterizada pela necrose idiopática da epífise femoral proximal na criança. A interrupção do suprimento arterial para a cabeça femoral é o fator etiopatogênico mais aceito. Embora as angiografias sejam a base para as investigações das causas vasculares, elas não avançaram na DLCP devido a limitações éticas, por serem procedimentos invasivos com exposição à radiação ionizante e pela potencial toxicidade do contraste iodado. O objetivo primário foi avaliar a rede arterial da epífise proximal do fêmur em crianças com DLCP unilateral, particularmente a artéria circunflexa femoral medial (ACFM) que nutre a referida epífise, comparando o quadril afetado com o quadril contralateral não afetado. A técnica usada foi a angiografia por ressonância magnética (angioRM) que permite o estudo vascular sem as limitações e os riscos inerentes à angiografia convencional. A sequência angiográfica usada foi TRICKS (Time Resolved Imaging of Contrast KinecticS) que utiliza técnica de aquisição de imagens com foco na resolução temporal do contraste (identificação da passagem do contraste pelos vasos ao longo do tempo). MÉTODOS: Os dados foram obtidos a partir de uma amostra consecutiva composta por 24 pacientes com DLCP unilateral admitidos no ambulatório de ortopedia pediátrica de um hospital terciário de maio de 2013 a dezembro de 2016. Os exames de angioRM-TRICKS foram avaliados por dois radiologistas e o consenso foi usado para a análise. RESULTADOS: Foram realizados 24 exames. A idade média foi de 7,9 +/- 2,1 anos. O trajeto da ACFM foi analisado no plano coronal dos exames de angioRM-TRICKS. No segmento 1 (da origem até a borda medial do colo femoral), havia 100% de visibilidade no lado da DLCP, bem como no lado contralateral. No segmento 2 (da borda medial do colo femoral até a borda lateral do colo femoral), houve 63% de visibilidade no lado DLCP e 71% de visibilidade no lado contralateral. No segmento 3 (ponto de entrada no sulco intertrocantérico), houve 25% de visibilidade no lado com DLCP e 17% de visibilidade no lado contralateral. O segmento 4 (ramo terminal e ascendente na face lateral do colo do fêmur) foi 100% não visibilizada no quadril com DLCP nem no lado sem a doença. CONCLUSÕES: A angioRM-TRICKS fornece imagens bem definidas do suprimento arterial para a epífise femoral proximal em crianças com a DLCP. Não foram encontradas diferenças significativas nos trajetos analisados da ACFM entre o lado acometido e o lado sem a DLCP. Com os exames de angioRM-TRICKS não foi possível visibilizar o trecho ascendente epifisário lateral, ramo terminal da ACFM, tanto nos quadris afetados quanto nos quadris sem a DLCP / INTRODUCTION: Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease (LCPD) is characterized by idiopathic necrosis of the proximal femoral epiphysis in the child. Interruption of the arterial supply to the femoral head is the most accepted etiopathogenic factor. Although angiograms are the basis for investigations of vascular causes, they have not progressed in LCPD due to ethical limitations, because they are invasive procedures with exposure to ionizing radiation and the potential toxicity of iodinated contrast. The primary objective was to evaluate the arterial network of the proximal femoral epiphysis in children with unilateral LCPD, particularly the medial femoral circumflex artery (MCFA) that supplies the epiphysis, comparing the affected hip with the unaffected contralateral hip. The technique used was magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) that allows vascular study without the limitations and risks inherent in conventional angiography. The angiographic sequence used was TRICKS (Time Resolved Imaging of Contrast KinecticS), which uses an image acquisition technique focused on temporal resolution of contrast (identification of the passage of contrast by vessels over time). METHODS: Data were obtained from a consecutive sample composed of 24 patients with unilateral LCPD who were admitted to the pediatric orthopedic outpatient clinic of a tertiary hospital from May 2013 to December 2016. Two radiologists evaluated the MRA-TRICKS exams and the consensus was used for the analysis. RESULTS: Twenty-four examinations were performed. The mean age was 7.9 +/- 2.1 years. The MCFA trajectory was analyzed in the coronal plane of the MRA-TRICKS exams. In segment 1 (from the origin to the medial border of the femoral neck), there was 100% visibility on the LCPD side, as well as on the contralateral side. In segment 2 (from the medial border of the femoral neck to the lateral border of the femoral neck), there was 63% visibility on the LCPD side and 71% visibility on the contralateral side. In segment 3 (entry point in the intertrochanteric groove), there was 25% visibility on the LCPD side and 17% visibility on the contralateral side. Segment 4 (terminal and ascending limb on the lateral aspect of the femoral neck) was 100% not seen in the hip with LCPD or on the side without the disease. CONCLUSIONS: MRA-TRICKS provides well-defined images of the arterial supply to the proximal femoral epiphysis in children with LCPD. No significant differences were found in the analyzed ACFM pathways between the affected side and the non- LCPD side. With the MRA-TRICKS exams, it was not possible to visualize the ascending lateral epiphyseal segment, terminal branch of the MCFA, both in the affected hips and in the hips without the LCPD
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Estudo do suprimento arterial da epífise femoral proximal na doença de Legg-Calvé-Perthes pela angioressonância magnética / Study of the arterial blood supply of the proximal femoral epiphysis in Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease by the use of magnetic resonance angiographyPatricia Moreno Grangeiro 10 January 2018 (has links)
INTRODUÇÃO: A doença de Legg-Calvé-Perthes (DLCP) é caracterizada pela necrose idiopática da epífise femoral proximal na criança. A interrupção do suprimento arterial para a cabeça femoral é o fator etiopatogênico mais aceito. Embora as angiografias sejam a base para as investigações das causas vasculares, elas não avançaram na DLCP devido a limitações éticas, por serem procedimentos invasivos com exposição à radiação ionizante e pela potencial toxicidade do contraste iodado. O objetivo primário foi avaliar a rede arterial da epífise proximal do fêmur em crianças com DLCP unilateral, particularmente a artéria circunflexa femoral medial (ACFM) que nutre a referida epífise, comparando o quadril afetado com o quadril contralateral não afetado. A técnica usada foi a angiografia por ressonância magnética (angioRM) que permite o estudo vascular sem as limitações e os riscos inerentes à angiografia convencional. A sequência angiográfica usada foi TRICKS (Time Resolved Imaging of Contrast KinecticS) que utiliza técnica de aquisição de imagens com foco na resolução temporal do contraste (identificação da passagem do contraste pelos vasos ao longo do tempo). MÉTODOS: Os dados foram obtidos a partir de uma amostra consecutiva composta por 24 pacientes com DLCP unilateral admitidos no ambulatório de ortopedia pediátrica de um hospital terciário de maio de 2013 a dezembro de 2016. Os exames de angioRM-TRICKS foram avaliados por dois radiologistas e o consenso foi usado para a análise. RESULTADOS: Foram realizados 24 exames. A idade média foi de 7,9 +/- 2,1 anos. O trajeto da ACFM foi analisado no plano coronal dos exames de angioRM-TRICKS. No segmento 1 (da origem até a borda medial do colo femoral), havia 100% de visibilidade no lado da DLCP, bem como no lado contralateral. No segmento 2 (da borda medial do colo femoral até a borda lateral do colo femoral), houve 63% de visibilidade no lado DLCP e 71% de visibilidade no lado contralateral. No segmento 3 (ponto de entrada no sulco intertrocantérico), houve 25% de visibilidade no lado com DLCP e 17% de visibilidade no lado contralateral. O segmento 4 (ramo terminal e ascendente na face lateral do colo do fêmur) foi 100% não visibilizada no quadril com DLCP nem no lado sem a doença. CONCLUSÕES: A angioRM-TRICKS fornece imagens bem definidas do suprimento arterial para a epífise femoral proximal em crianças com a DLCP. Não foram encontradas diferenças significativas nos trajetos analisados da ACFM entre o lado acometido e o lado sem a DLCP. Com os exames de angioRM-TRICKS não foi possível visibilizar o trecho ascendente epifisário lateral, ramo terminal da ACFM, tanto nos quadris afetados quanto nos quadris sem a DLCP / INTRODUCTION: Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease (LCPD) is characterized by idiopathic necrosis of the proximal femoral epiphysis in the child. Interruption of the arterial supply to the femoral head is the most accepted etiopathogenic factor. Although angiograms are the basis for investigations of vascular causes, they have not progressed in LCPD due to ethical limitations, because they are invasive procedures with exposure to ionizing radiation and the potential toxicity of iodinated contrast. The primary objective was to evaluate the arterial network of the proximal femoral epiphysis in children with unilateral LCPD, particularly the medial femoral circumflex artery (MCFA) that supplies the epiphysis, comparing the affected hip with the unaffected contralateral hip. The technique used was magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) that allows vascular study without the limitations and risks inherent in conventional angiography. The angiographic sequence used was TRICKS (Time Resolved Imaging of Contrast KinecticS), which uses an image acquisition technique focused on temporal resolution of contrast (identification of the passage of contrast by vessels over time). METHODS: Data were obtained from a consecutive sample composed of 24 patients with unilateral LCPD who were admitted to the pediatric orthopedic outpatient clinic of a tertiary hospital from May 2013 to December 2016. Two radiologists evaluated the MRA-TRICKS exams and the consensus was used for the analysis. RESULTS: Twenty-four examinations were performed. The mean age was 7.9 +/- 2.1 years. The MCFA trajectory was analyzed in the coronal plane of the MRA-TRICKS exams. In segment 1 (from the origin to the medial border of the femoral neck), there was 100% visibility on the LCPD side, as well as on the contralateral side. In segment 2 (from the medial border of the femoral neck to the lateral border of the femoral neck), there was 63% visibility on the LCPD side and 71% visibility on the contralateral side. In segment 3 (entry point in the intertrochanteric groove), there was 25% visibility on the LCPD side and 17% visibility on the contralateral side. Segment 4 (terminal and ascending limb on the lateral aspect of the femoral neck) was 100% not seen in the hip with LCPD or on the side without the disease. CONCLUSIONS: MRA-TRICKS provides well-defined images of the arterial supply to the proximal femoral epiphysis in children with LCPD. No significant differences were found in the analyzed ACFM pathways between the affected side and the non- LCPD side. With the MRA-TRICKS exams, it was not possible to visualize the ascending lateral epiphyseal segment, terminal branch of the MCFA, both in the affected hips and in the hips without the LCPD
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