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Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_

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Poster<br />

Topic: Paediatrics<br />

Abstract number: 25353<br />

USING OF THE POSTERIOR ROTATIONAL HIP OSTEOTOMY IN TREATMENT<br />

OF THE II TYPE KALAMCHI DEFORMITIES IN CHILDREN<br />

Aleh SAKALOUSKI, Lyudmila PASHKEVICH, Yuri LIKHACHEUSKI, Oksana<br />

KOVALCHUK, Sergey SERDJUCHENKO<br />

State Institution «Republican Scientific-Practical Centre of Traumatology and<br />

Orthopaedics», Minsk (BELARUS)<br />

The II type deformities according Kalamchi after avascular necrosis of the femoral<br />

head is the most difficult for operative correction. We performed the posterior<br />

rotational hip osteotomy for treatment of this pathology in 14 cases. The indications<br />

to operation were: the multidimensional deformities of the proximal part of the<br />

femur at the age 10-14 years (8 cases) and removing a plane of progressing<br />

deformation in functional less significant at the age 6-9 years (6 cases). The mean<br />

value of the epiphyseal quotient increased from 48 to 98. Its improvement was<br />

marked and further during all time till the moment of bone maturing. The epiphysealneck<br />

quotient increased to 99 against 58 before the intervention, the neck-shaft angle<br />

became 132 Against 122. The Viberg angle increased from 18 to 31. This operation<br />

can be very useful in treatment of the II type deformities of the proximal part of the<br />

femur in children. Advantages of operation are absense of negative influence on a<br />

growth plate, lengthening of the femoral neck, improvement of a congruity in a hip<br />

joint.<br />

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