Mike Millis, M.D., Boston Children's Hospital

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Positioning of the osteotomized fragment • This is the most important part of procedure • Iatrogenic impingement must be avoided – Overcoverage/retroversion/offset issues
Positioning of the osteotomized fragment • This is the most important part of procedure • Iatrogenic impingement must be avoided – Overcoverage/retroversion/offset issues * After provisional fixation: confirm no impingement in 90 degrees of flexion ! * IF impingement, reduce correction or increase offset
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Hipology 2010 COA Meeting April 17,
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Disclosures • None relevant to th
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Major Points * In North America, mo
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“It seems clear that either osteo
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Joint Function Activity level Insta
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“We see what we know.” Frank Ph
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The Contemporary Mechanical Theory
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Etiology of OA of the Hip-1986 •
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MAJOR POINTS * A labral tear is usu
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Acetabular Rim Syndrome(s) • Groi
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Step-Wise Analysis of the Symptomat
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Good News About OA in the Hip • R
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The Normal Hip: Anatomic Characteri
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The Normal Hip: Mechanical Characte
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Important Definitions • Instabili
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Hip Mechanics (INSTABILITY) (IMPIN
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How can joints go wrong mechanicall
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Hip Mechanics • IMPINGEMENTINSTAB
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Femoro-Acetabular Impingement as a
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Femoro-Acetabular Impingement • F
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Femoro-Acetabular Impingement as a
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Herniation pit; usually means cam-
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Femur-based FAI: Cam Impingement
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CAM Impingement-Mechanism CAM Type
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Delamination of Cartilage
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Ortho Uni Berne
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Ortho Uni Berne
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(pincer) M:F = 4:12 pistol grip/ ca
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Etiologies of Hip OA in North Ameri
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Acetabulum-Based Femoro- Acetabular
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“We see what we know.” Frank Ph
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Pincer Impingement-Mechanism PINCER
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Impingement of Acetabular Rim Contr
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Protusio Ortho Uni Berne
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Campincer Impingement • Commonest
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Clinical Evaluation for Femoro- Ace
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Contour of the Head-Neck Junction a
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Imaging for F-A Impingement • Pla
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Analysis for F-A Impingement • Pl
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Treatment of pincer impingement (pr
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Treatment of combined femoral and a
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Prerequisite for “Safe” Surgica
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Surgical Dislocation Technique •
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Lateral Position
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Greater Trochanter Piriformis Tendo
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Femoral Head Acetabulum
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Improved Access
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