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Fifty-one skeletally immature cerebral palsied (C.P.) children with 70 subluxated or dislocated hips were treated by conservative methods: femoral osteotomy (65 hips), pelvic osteotomy (52 hips) and arthrotomy when necessary (19 cases). 31 children were less than 10 years of age when operated on (mean 6 years, 6 months), 20 children were more than 10 years of age (mean 13 years, 13 months); mean follow-up was 4 years. Reduction and coverage were achieved and maintained in all patients, except for 6 redislocations: a pelvic obliquity was neglected in 3 cases; femoral shortening was not performed in 2 cases. Post-operative course was difficult in eldest patients with pain and stiffness but functional result was acceptable at follow-up in all cases except redislocations. Open reduction was related to a higher rate of postoperative rehabilitation problems. Modeling of previously deformed femoral heads and improvement of hip mobility were consistently seen at last follow-up, except for 3 redislocations. It is concluded that conservative methods are quite advisable in CP children and adolescents. Hip reduction should be preferred to femoral resection even in adolescent.
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot 1992
PMID:[Surgical treatment of dislocations and subdislocations of the hip in patients with cerebral palsy by femoral and pelvic osteotomy]. 141 Jul 25

Arthrography with hip aspiration was performed in 143 patients with hip arthroplasties to determine its effectiveness as a technique for diagnosing infection. Thirty-three cases of infection were found. On 26 occasions the germ responsible was isolated in the joint fluid. In six other cases infection was revealed from cytologic or arthrographic findings, or from both. Only once was a diagnosis of infection not arrived at. In this series of patients, except in cases of evolutive inflammatory rheumatism, cytologic examination of the joint fluid was a discriminative factor in diagnosis. Hip aspiration arthrography had a sensitivity of 79 per cent for the diagnosis of infection in arthroplasty with isolation of the germ and a specificity of 100 per cent. The sensitivity of the diagnosis rose to 91% when any one of the following features was observed: leucocytosis of the joint fluid higher than 10,000 elements/mm3; presence of a fistula or of fistulization on arthrography; isolation of the germ in the joint fluid or the rinsing liquid.
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot 1992
PMID:[Value of puncture-arthrography in the diagnosis of infection of total hip arthroplasty]. 160 18

A previous modelization of the Total Hip Dislocation phenomenon enabled us to separate two main forms: The malposition dislocation, secondary to an error in the position of one of the prosthetic pieces, and mainly of the acetabular cup; the dislocation by muscular discoaptation, where the arthroplasty has discompensated a precarious muscular balance. The authors present a statistical validation of the model regarding 52 dislocations which occurred during the follow-up of 1196 hip arthroplasties. A "control" group was composed of 50 prostheses taken at random within the non-dislocated hips. The total rate of dislocation was 4.30 per cent. Every second one showed to be of malposition origin with a significant limitation of the theoretical intra-prosthetic amplitudes. These dislocations--all appearing early--were, for half, of the anterior type, and in that case, were mainly due to an excess of acetabular anteversion (average 35.2 degrees), the other half was of posterior type, with, in particular, a low value of acetabular anteversion (average 11.4 degrees when it was 23.4 degrees in the non-dislocated group). The other dislocations (all posterior and more delayed) corresponded to a defect of muscular coaptation in the "high-risk" patients (previously operated hip, weight loss, necrotic etiology, neuromuscular etiology, old age). Thus, in almost 90 per cent of the cases, the clinical study brought a validation of our model giving a different explanation from the too classical "cam-acting", often held responsible for the dislocation phenomena.
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot 1991
PMID:[Luxation of total hip prosthesis. Statistical validation of a modelization, apropos of 52 cases]. 183 20

The authors are presenting a retrospective study of the long time results of 702 femoral cephalic endoprostheses, 451 unipolar and 251 bipolar. The mean age of the patients at the moment of intervention was 80 years, the operation was done in the majority of the cases for a fracture of the femoral neck. The average follow-up was 33 months for the unipolar, and 24 months for the bipolar prostheses. The rate of reoperations was similar in both series, but the rate of luxations was slightly lower for the unipolar prostheses. 82 patients (out of 120 surviving) have been controlled with an average follow-up of 6.5 and 4.5 years. The unipolar prostheses had a lower average New Mayo Hip Score (58.5 vs. 68.2). Radiologically, there were 7 acetabular protrusions in the group of unipolar prostheses and none in the other group. If both types of prostheses have their place in surgery of the hip, the authors recommend to implant bipolar prostheses in younger and more active patients, where a survival of many years is expected.
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot 1991
PMID:[Cephalic prosthesis for fractures of the femoral neck (702 cases). Comparative results of simple and intermediate cephalic prostheses]. 183 65

Spontaneous, supine kicking in newborn (2- and 4-week-old) infants is described in terms of its temporal structure, interjoint coordination, and muscle activation characteristics as measured by surface electromyography. Phasic kick movements shoed a constrained temporal organization in the movement, but not the pause phases. Hip, knee, and ankle joints moved in temporal and spatial synchrony, and all three joints showed a rhythmical or periodic organization over time. EMGs revealed antagonist coactivation at the initiation of the flexor movement, but little or not extensor activity. The dorsal muscles, the gastrocnemius and hamstrings, showed less activity than the ventral pair, tibialis anterior and quadriceps. Burst and onset-to-peak durations were also constrained. As a result of neural mechanisms and biomechanical forces, newborn leg movements are structured muscle synergies. This organization has implications both for newborn functioning and for later development.
J Mot Behav 1983 Dec
PMID:The organization of spontaneous leg movements in newborn infants. 1515 67

Hip fractures are one of the leading causes for admission of elderly subjects to healthcare facilities. Because of population aging, the incidence of hip fractures has increased considerably over the last years and will continue to increase in industrialized countries. Hip fracture in an elderly subject may be life threatening and has a significant functional and social impact not only because of the fracture itself, but also because of the risk of complications related to the patient's health status and the long hospital stay. The purpose of this work was to identify in the published literature professional practices, excepting the surgical procedure, associated with better early and long-term outcome in elderly patients with hip fracture. Questions raised concerning the patient's hospital stay include factors related to the preoperative phase (time to surgery, usefulness of traction), the operation itself (antibiotic prophylaxis, anesthesia technique), and the postoperative phase (prevention of venous thrombosis, malnutrition, episodes of confusion, duration of indwelling bladder catheter, correction of anemia, geriatric care during the stay in the orthopedic ward, early and intense rehabilitation, prevention of recurrence). Among these factors, several appear to be associated with better outcome, including long-term outcome--surgery as early as possible in light of the patient's general status, antibiotic prophylaxis in accordance with standard recommendations (SFAR), prevention of venous thrombosis with low-molecular-weight heparin initiated at admission and associated with elastic contention. Oral nutritional support is probably beneficial and should be proposed for all patients. Particular attention must be given to prevention of confusion in order to reduce the rate of institutionalization. The rythm of rehabilitation exercises should be at least five sessions per week. Finally, there are several methods, which are effective in preventing recurrence, taking into account osteoporosis, risk of falls. Preventive measures should be instituted for all patients undergoing surgery for hip fracture.
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot 2004 Oct
PMID:[Factors affecting quality of care for elderly subjects undergoing surgery for hip fracture: review of the literature]. 1567 17

Explanations for the massive reorganization in primary motor cortex, M1, after limb amputation typically focus on processes that occur in cortex. Few have investigated whether changes in more peripheral parts of the pathway might also play a role in the reorganization. In the present study, we examined the integrity and connectivity of the spinal cord motoneurons in a macaque monkey (Macaca mulatta) that lost a hindlimb as a result of accidental injury more than 3.5 years earlier. To label motoneurons, multiple small injections of a neuroanatomical tracer were placed in the muscles of the hip just adjacent to the stump of the amputated leg, and in matched locations in the opposite side for control purposes. Injections of a second tracer were made in the intact foot. In the ventral horn that related to the intact hindlimb, motoneurons labeled by the hip injections were concentrated rostral and ventromedial to those labeled by the foot injections. Hip injections on the side of the amputation labeled neurons that were located well beyond the normal territory for motoneurons related to the hip and into the zone normally occupied by neurons projecting to the foot. Labeled motoneurons innervating the intact limb were significantly larger than neurons on the side of the amputation (x = 2410 and 2061 microm(2), respectively). The findings suggest that many neurons survived the long-standing amputation, and made new connections with remaining intact muscles. These new patterns of connectivity likely contribute to the reorganization of motor cortex in amputees, and perhaps to abnormal behaviors like those reported by human amputees.
Somatosens Mot Res
PMID:Connections of neurons in the lumbar ventral horn of spinal cord are altered after long-standing limb loss in a macaque monkey. 1576 8

Thanks to better technique for cemented prostheses or to better osteointegration of porous coated implants, a long term survival can be expected for joint prostheses. Wear of the bearing surfaces resulting in osteolysis, metallosis and even rupture has become the main threat after several years. In such cases, revising all the parts of a stable and well fixed implant may cause fractures, loss of bone and thus need an extensive reconstruction. Revising only the worn out parts might be preferable, provided that they still are available. Data collected by the SFHG (French Hip and Knee Society) and AVIO group show that 45% of hip revisions and 16% of knee revisions are partial ones. The need for a total exchange instead of a partial one appeared in 6.4% of knee revisions and 2.8% of hip revisions, because parts were no longer available. These problems linked to a longer life expertancy of the patients and the increasing number of hip and knee arthroplasties will be met more and more often by orthopedic surgeons. When parts identical to the worn out ones are still on the market, there is no problem. When their production has been given up, but the company has kept their references and accepts to make a single element it may be possible to obtain the missing unit. The increased cost of such a fabrication, however is not nowadays supported by an appropriate price. But in a few remaining cases without enough industrial references, a custom-made part had to be done to allow partial replacement, with the benefit of an adapted price. Care must be taken to observe the regulations. The surgeon endorses full responsibility not only for the surgical procedure but also for the choice of the implanted device. For custom-made products he is responsible for the technical data given to the company. The patient must be thoroughly informed, and his opinion taken into account in the operative decision. As a revision arthroplasty aims at restoring a good function, the procedure should suit best the patient's health condition and try and avoid any hazard. Rejecting the option of partial replacement just because of parts unavailability is not acceptable when it seems the safest way to get the best result. Help can come from orthopedic surgeons themselves, if they give to their patient precise reports on the primary arthroplasty. The technical references of all the devices devoted to joint arthroplasty should not only be collected by public health services (AFSSAPS) but they should also be available to orthopedic surgeons. The real production cost of prosthetic elements should be taken into account in order to encourage the companies to deliver parts that are not on the market anymore.
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot 2005 Oct
PMID:[Partial replacement of obsolete prosthetic implants]. 1632 96

Strategies for recovery of posture were studied after lateral mechanical perturbations. 11 participants standing in tandem stance were unexpectedly submitted to lateral support translations with the eyes open or closed at two translation amplitudes. The trajectories of the center of mass of the upper and lower body and muscle activities allowed identification of three strategies, involving either the ankle or the hip only, or both. Hip use increased with vision and with amplitude of perturbation. Short-to-medium latency electromyographic activities were observed in leg and trunk muscles, and long-latency responses in the back leg muscles. Vision increased the activity of both leg and trunk muscles but did not influence the onset of the muscular responses. These data suggest a hierarchy in the selection of these different strategies: the hip is mobilized when the perturbation is more destabilizing but this strategy has a cost and needs specific sensory information supplied by vision.
Percept Mot Skills 2007 Dec
PMID:Coordination of upper and lower body during balance recovery following a support translation. 1822 29

Cross-sectional studies and short term interventions focusing on fitness and bone mineral density (BMD) are common. However, few investigations have studied the effect of fitness on BMD over an extended period of time. The present study was conducted to determine the extent to which cardiorespiratory fitness influences risk of BMD loss at the hip over 6 yr. A prospective cohort design was used with 245 healthy, middle-aged women. Hip BMD was assessed using dual energy x-ray absorptiometry. Calcium and vitamin D were measured using the Block Food Frequency Questionnaire. Menopause status was measured by a questionnaire. Results showed that fit and unfit women experienced similar changes in hip BMD over time. Specifically, unfit women experienced a non-significant 7% increased risk of losing hip BMD compared to their counterparts (RR = 1.07, 95% CI = 0.66, 1.73). Adjusting statistically for differences in age, initial body weight, and hip BMD, weight change, menopause status, calcium and vitamin D intake, and time between assessments had little effect on the relationship. Fitness level did not influence risk of hip BMD loss over time.
Percept Mot Skills 2014 Oct
PMID:Cardiorespiratory fitness and hip bone mineral density in women: a 6-year prospective study. 2515 18


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