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The First Affiliated Hospital of ZhengZhou University Orthopaedics Wang Jue

Joint dislocation

Character of joint dislocation  malformation  elasticity fixation  joint emptiness



Classification:



According to direction of dislocation: according to distal bone direction we can classify dislocation as forward or posterior. For example: this patient is forward dislocation.







According to time and times: Over 2 weeks is called dated dislocation. less than 2 weeks is called fresh dislocation. According to articular capsule whether open to outside classifies as open and close dislocation. According to degree of dislocation classifies as half or all dislocation.

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Treatment principle Reduce as early as possible. Fixation should be reversed direction according to dislocation after reduction. (understanding that is very important) Function exercise forepart.

Symbol of reductive success 

non-general activity



osteo-symbol recover



x-ray shows recovered

Shoulder joint dislocation

shoulder joint dislocation

anatomy

shoulder joint dislocation

Classification (according to coracoid) 

Forward dislocation



posterior



Upright under glenoid Upright above glenoid



Under coracoid Under glenoid Under clavicle 

Under acromion Under glenoid Under ridge

肩关节脱位:示意 图 All belong to anterior dislocation.

under glenoid

under coracoid

under clavicular

clinic and dignosis

trauma history

indirection

direction

pain, swell, malfunction healthy hand holds suffered hand up square shoulder malfunction Dugas symptom x-ray



Dugas symptom

shoulder dislocation x-ray



Forward dislocation mechanism (magral): after fall, palm touches floor, upper-limb is lateral abduction and lateral rotation, body inclines and touched floor. All lead forward articular capsule trauma and lead shoulder joint forward dislocation.

Treatment Local or general anesthesia should be attempted first

REDUCTION Hippocrates way Traction , foot tips shoulder joint, medial adduction, medial rotation.

 FIXATION 



Fixing upper limb is at medial adduction and medial rotation. After 3 weeks function exercises.

Subluxation of head of radius Trauma mechanism 2~3 old children is often found. There are history about inferior arm pulled suddenly.  Diagnosis: elbow is at half-flexion, inferior arm is at pronation, location pain. 



Reduction Thumb presses head of radius and turn inferior arm anterior or posterior by turns, at the same time, flex elbow joint.



Fixation after reduction, the elbow joint need not be fixed, only telling paterfamilias does not pull child inferior arm in 2 weeks.

Dislocation of elbow  

Classification According to ulna dislocation direction, dislocations of elbow have been variously described as anterior, posterior, medial and lateral. posterior dislocation is familiar.

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Posterior dislocation mechanism patient falls, elbow joint is extensive position, inferior arm is supnation position and palm touches floor. Force transfers and make elbow joint over-extension and tears anterior atricular capsule, at last, elbow joint dislocate.

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Ruduction After local anaesthesia, first put inferior arm at supnation position, second inferior arm is in traction, third two thumb push olecranon along inferior arm



Symbol of reductive success elbow joint works well, and elbow posterior triangle is recovered.



Fixation Elbow joint flex 90°, all arm is fixed 2~3 weeks in plaster fixation.

Hip dislocation Dislocation or fracture-dislocation of the hip is an orthopaedic emergency and must be reduced immediately. The longer the hip remains dislocated, the more likely is the possibility of complications, including avascular necrosis of the femoral head and posttraumatic arthritis.

Hip dislocation Anato my

Classification Dislocations of the hip have been described as anterior, posterior, and central. Central dislocations are associated with fractures of the acetabulum

Posterior dislocations of the hip

Dislocation mechanism

pathogeny Indirection force

Hip joint flexion and adduction

Femoral head top-outskirt surpass acetabulum beside Posterior dislocation

Posterior dislocation of hip

Clinic behave and diagnosis coxa pain 、 coxae malfunction 、 limb shorted coxa flexion 、 adduction 、 inner spire malformation elasticity fixation 、 hip can touch femoral head 、 greater trochanter go up a few has ischium nerve injury symptom for example: lower limb pain motor and sensory nerve deficit  x-ray can define dislocation complexion and whether fracture

Posterior dislocation

treatment Reduction ( Allis ) Fixation (traction 2~3weeks) Function exercise Complex posterior with arthrosis fructure should open reduced as early as possible

Anterior dislocation the femoral head passes through the joint capsule and lies anterior the acetabulum

Dignosis •With strong trauma history • limb with outspire , abduction , flexion malformations • groin with swell , can touch femoral head , and the femoral vessels and nerve may be injured • x-ray can get diagnosis

Anterior dislocation

treatment Reduction Allis •

Fixing



Function exercise

What is Central dislocation of hip? The term central fracture-dislocation of the hip has been used to describe any acetabular fracture with medial subluxation of the femoral head

CENTRAL DISCOLATION

Dignosis Acetabular fractures generally are caused by high-energy trauma, and associated injuries are frequent Haemorrhage cause shock Local swell 、 pain 、 malfunction  thigh upside with haematoma  sometimes with abdomen bowels injure  X-ray can get diagnosis ,  CT three-dimension can find out acetabulum fracture circs

treatment first should treat haemorrhage or bowels trauma bone-tow forepart , and let femoral reduction if reduction isnot very well , open interior fixation acetabulum get severe trauma , joint fuse and joint replace is availble

Traction reduction

OUTCOME AND COMPLICATIONS 

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mortality rates after acetabular fractures range from 0 to 2.5% posttraumatic arthritis Avascular necrosis causes femoral head necrosis Infections Sciatic nerve palsies Heterotopic ossification

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