- Mrs. Khodeza Begun, a 70-year-old housewife, presented with 3 years of bilateral groin pain and difficulty walking and moving her hips for the past 2 years. Examination found reduced range of motion and tenderness in both hips, with the right hip more severely affected. X-rays showed advanced osteoarthritis in the right hip and moderate osteoarthritis in the left hip. She was diagnosed with secondary osteoarthritis of both hips due to avascular necrosis, worse on the right side. The treatment plan is for a cemented total hip replacement of the right hip joint.
- Mrs. Khodeza Begun, a 70-year-old housewife, presented with 3 years of bilateral groin pain and difficulty walking and moving her hips for the past 2 years. Examination found reduced range of motion and tenderness in both hips, with the right hip more severely affected. X-rays showed advanced osteoarthritis in the right hip and moderate osteoarthritis in the left hip. She was diagnosed with secondary osteoarthritis of both hips due to avascular necrosis, worse on the right side. The treatment plan is for a cemented total hip replacement of the right hip joint.
- Mrs. Khodeza Begun, a 70-year-old housewife, presented with 3 years of bilateral groin pain and difficulty walking and moving her hips for the past 2 years. Examination found reduced range of motion and tenderness in both hips, with the right hip more severely affected. X-rays showed advanced osteoarthritis in the right hip and moderate osteoarthritis in the left hip. She was diagnosed with secondary osteoarthritis of both hips due to avascular necrosis, worse on the right side. The treatment plan is for a cemented total hip replacement of the right hip joint.
- Mrs. Khodeza Begun, a 70-year-old housewife, presented with 3 years of bilateral groin pain and difficulty walking and moving her hips for the past 2 years. Examination found reduced range of motion and tenderness in both hips, with the right hip more severely affected. X-rays showed advanced osteoarthritis in the right hip and moderate osteoarthritis in the left hip. She was diagnosed with secondary osteoarthritis of both hips due to avascular necrosis, worse on the right side. The treatment plan is for a cemented total hip replacement of the right hip joint.
D-ortho student Department of Orthopedic surgery BSMMU Patient Particulars • Name: Mrs. KhodezaBegun • Age: 70 years • Sex: Female • Maritial status: Married • Religion: Islam • Occupation: Housewife • Adress: Sherpur • Date Of Admission: 13/11/2022 • WARD/ Bed No: 7C / FP- 32 Complains of
• Pain in the both groin for 3 years.
• Difficulty in walking and movement of both hip for 2 years. History of Presenting illness • She was in usual state of health about 03 years back. • Then she developed gradual pain in the both groin,more in right. • Initially pain was dull aching & intermittent in nature, localized & non radiating, aggravated by walking for prolong duration & relived by talking rest & analgesics. • Symptoms are increasing in severity since last 1years making difficulty in squatting, upstairs and downstairs movements which hampering her daily activities. • No history of fever/ cough/ weight loss or other constitutional symptoms. • No definite H/O trauma. Past History • She gives ooccasional history of taking Tab.Prednisolone for 3 years during exacerbation of pain. • No H/O bronchial asthma or any other joint pain. • Normotensive, Non- diabetic & Non-asthmatic. General Examination • Appearance- anxious • Body built: Average • Co-operative • Non- Anemic, non-icteric, non-dehydrated • Vitals - • BP: 140 / 90 mm of Hg • PR: 78 beats/min, • RR: 18/ min, • Temp: 98.4°F • Systemic Examination reveals no any abnormality. Loco- Regional Examination Look: • Gait is antalgic • Squatting is not possible. • Pelvic tilting upwards on right side. • No apparent muscle wasting of both thigh and calf muscle. • Apparent shortening of right lower limb • Increased lumber lordosis. • Skin over the groin: Normal. Loco- Regional Examination Feel: • No local rise of temperature. • Mild tenderness present over the both groin. • Muscle wasting : 1cm in right thigh & 1cm in right calf compared to leftt. • Limb length discrepancy: right lower limb is 1.5 cm shorter compared to left& shortening is supra- trochanteric measured by Bryant's triangle. • Distal neurovascular status is intact. Loco- Regional Examination • Range of movement of both hip joint : Movement Right Left
Flexion 85 100°
Extension -15 -10
Abduction 20° 30°
Adduction 20° 30°
Internal rotation at extension 20° 30°
External rotation at extension 25° 30°
Internal rotation at 90 Hip flexion 15° 25°
External rotation at 90 hip flexion 20° 30°
Loco- Regional Examination Special test: Faber test is positive – both side.
Thomas test - positive on bothside.
There is a 15° FFD & further ROM is 15 to 80° in right hip. 10*FFD & further ROM is 10 to 100* in left hip Provisional Diagnosis: A case of bilateral secondary oestoarthris of hip joint most probably AVN of femoral head. Radiological Evaluation The Final Diagnosis
A case of Secondary Osteoarthritis of bilateral hip joint, more
symptomatic right due to AVN of Femoral head in a 70 years old female. (Ficat and Arlet stage– iv in rt,iii in left) Unit treatment plan