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Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 1991
A snapping hip is a common problem in children and young adults. The common etiologies of the syndrome have been well described. We believe that habitual dislocation may be a more frequent cause of the snapping hip syndrome than has been previously described. We report two cases of this rarely reported clinical entity presenting as a snapping hip.
P R, Stuart, H P, Epstein
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A snapping hip is a common problem in children and young adults. The common etiologies of the syndrome have been well described. We believe that habitual dislocation may be a more frequent cause of the snapping hip syndrome than has been previously described. We report two cases of this rarely reported clinical entity presenting as a snapping hip.
P R, Stuart, H P, Epstein
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Orthopedics, 2009
Dr Ernest Sink discusses the results from a new multicenter study involving seven North American centers that shows a low early complication rate following surgical hip dislocation.
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Dr Ernest Sink discusses the results from a new multicenter study involving seven North American centers that shows a low early complication rate following surgical hip dislocation.
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Hip Arthroscopy after Traumatic Hip Dislocation
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2011Background Traumatic posterior dislocation of the hip joint usually results from high-energy trauma, which can cause additional injuries that may need to be addressed after reduction. Purpose This study was undertaken to present arthroscopic findings after traumatic posterior hip dislocation in patients with mechanical hip symptoms.
Victor M, Ilizaliturri +3 more
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Bilateral Traumatic Hip Dislocation
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1987An unusual bilateral hip dislocation in a 19-year-old female is presented, with a left Type III posterior fracture-dislocation (Thompson and Epstein) and a right Type V posterior dislocation (Thompson and Epstein's classification as modified by Pipkin's criteria).
D A, Kuhn, J W, Frymoyer
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Torticollis and Hip Dislocation
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 1998Reports in the literature suggest that there is an association between two childhood disorders: torticollis, an easily recognized clinical deformity, and developmental dislocation or dysplasia of the hip, an occult disorder. The identification of the obvious disease, torticollis, may prompt a search for the occult disease, developmental dislocation of ...
J J, Walsh, R T, Morrissy
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