HIP CONDITIONS.
The document summarizes several common hip conditions including avascular necrosis (AVN), slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease. It provides information on the definition, causes, clinical features, diagnosis, and typical interventions for each condition. The conditions affect bone and cartilage in the hip and cause pain, reduced range of motion, limping, and other mobility issues especially in adolescents and young adults. Treatment focuses on reducing weight bearing, exercises to improve range of motion and strength, and in some cases surgery.
HIP CONDITIONS.
The document summarizes several common hip conditions including avascular necrosis (AVN), slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease. It provides information on the definition, causes, clinical features, diagnosis, and typical interventions for each condition. The conditions affect bone and cartilage in the hip and cause pain, reduced range of motion, limping, and other mobility issues especially in adolescents and young adults. Treatment focuses on reducing weight bearing, exercises to improve range of motion and strength, and in some cases surgery.
HIP CONDITIONS.
The document summarizes several common hip conditions including avascular necrosis (AVN), slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease. It provides information on the definition, causes, clinical features, diagnosis, and typical interventions for each condition. The conditions affect bone and cartilage in the hip and cause pain, reduced range of motion, limping, and other mobility issues especially in adolescents and young adults. Treatment focuses on reducing weight bearing, exercises to improve range of motion and strength, and in some cases surgery.
HIP CONDITIONS.
The document summarizes several common hip conditions including avascular necrosis (AVN), slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease. It provides information on the definition, causes, clinical features, diagnosis, and typical interventions for each condition. The conditions affect bone and cartilage in the hip and cause pain, reduced range of motion, limping, and other mobility issues especially in adolescents and young adults. Treatment focuses on reducing weight bearing, exercises to improve range of motion and strength, and in some cases surgery.
AVN Bone tissue Pain Pain WB restriction- dies trauma (fracture, Reduced increased crutches because of dislocation) ROM with activity Pain- ESWT,US lack of bld nontraumatic Locking,popp & hip IR Exercises-ROM supply (alcohol, ing,painful X ray active n passive smoking, obesity, click with MRI Strengthening steroid abuse, mobilisation Coordination medical condition Gait Balance like SLE and sickle disturbances cell anaemia (limp) Young pt 20- 40 yrs M>F SCFE Anatomic Shearing forces. Adolescent Hip IR, flexn WB restriction- disruption If bld vessels M>F n abdn crutches of prox affected, can lead 10-20yrs limited. Spica casting femoral to AVN Hip groin ER n addn ROM exs physes thigh n knee increasd. Hydrotherapeuti Epiphysis Contributing pain All movts c exs displaces factors: Leg is in ER painful. Strengthening post Obesity, femoral Antalgic gait Hip will fall Proprioception N retroversion, Limp into ER Coordination metaphysis increased physis when Ice, US, current displaces height, more passively After surgery- ant vertical slope of flexed upto 3 weeks- superiorly. physis,previous above 90 20kg WB radiation th, degrees. After 6 weeks renal failure FWB osteodystrophy, endocrine disorders. Legg- Idiopathic Unknown cause Children 2-14 Reduced Cast for 4-6 Calve- juvenile Disruption of bld years active rom weeks Perthes AVN of supply to capital M>F of extensn n Stretching dz femoral femoral epiphysis Psoatic limp abdn. Strengthening head in Pain- Limited IR in Balance skeletally increases both flexn n Rom excs immature with activity extensn. Gait training pts. Frequent Unusually Brace night pains high physical activity. Antalgic gait. Trendelenb erg gait. Duchenne gait. Atrophy.