Correlation of stability and complications measurements in traumatic hip dislocation cases associated with posterior wall acetabular fracture
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2018
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Aim: To evaluate the relationship between stability criteria and complications in traumatic hip dislocations associatedwith posterior
acetabular wall fracture.
Material and Methods: The study retrospectively investigated 18 patients treated for posterior acetabulum fracture dislocation in the
orthopedics and traumatology clinicfrom 2014-2017. All patients had wall defect, acetabular fracture index and coronal posterior
acetabular arc angle (PAAA)assessed. Fracture types were determined according to Letournel’s definitions.
Results: Preoperative radiological tests found the mean width of intact hip wall was 33.8 mm (range 31-39 mm), mean wall length
in fracture hips was 13.7 mm (range 5-21 mm), and mean wall defect was measured as 59.1% (range 37.5-86%). When intact hips
were assessed mean coronal PAAA was 54.2 degrees (range 41-65). For fractured hips, coronal PAAA was 18.2 degrees mean (range
6-29). Acetabular fracture index (AFI) was determined as mean 40.8 (range 14-62.5). Regarding complications in the postoperative
period, one patient had avascular necrosis of the femoral head and 9 patients had osteoarthritis.
Conclusion: Though Defect percentage, AFI and coronal PAAA values are important proven markers for stability, in our study there
was no correlation identified with complications
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Annals of Medical Research
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Gulec, A., & Ciftci, S. (2021). Correlation of stability and complications measurements in traumatic hip dislocation cases associated with posterior wall acetabular fracture . Annals of Medical Research
