Children with developmental dislocation of the hip joint endoscopic therapy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Children with developmental dislocation of the hip joint endoscopic therapy [Abstract] of arthroscopy in children with developmental dislocation of the hip (DDH) in the value of the treatment. [Methods] Physical examination of all patients, X ray and spiral CT diagnosis of DDH, and part of the dislocation is closed reduction and then the other difficult part is reset. to all the patients were randomly divided into two groups: arthroscopic treatment of a group of 21 patients, 7 males and 14 females, 14 left hip, right side of the 12 hips, 26 hips, aged 6 to 30 months an average of 17.4 months. The other group was the control group, the Ferguson operation, 25 cases, 8 males and 17 females, 16 left hip, right hip 13, a total of 29 hips, aged 8 to 32 months, the average 18.9 months. two factors are clear and to prevent reset arthroplasty, reduction and plaster external fixation for 10 months. [results] by Zhou Yongde scoring, Arthroscopic treatment groups: excellent in 10 hips, good in 11 hips, in 3 hips, poor in 2 hips. Ferguson operation group: excellent in 11 hips, good in 10 hips in 7 hips, poor in 1 hip. Comparison between the two groups at all levels, a statistically significant difference (Pgt; 0.05. [Conclusion] The arthroscopic direct vision femoral head was observed and clear reduction of the factors impeding the forming joint. The technology, under certain conditions, can be adopted is the method of minimally invasive treatment of DDH. [Keywords:] developmental dislocation of the hip arthroscopy Abstract: [Objective] To evaluate the effect of arthrocopy on the treatment of developmental dislocation of the hips (DDH) in infants. [Method] All the infants were diagnosed as having developmental dislocation of hip by physical examination, X-ray and CT. Some of them had redislocation after closed reduction, and others had refractory closed reduction. Patients were randomly classified into two groups. Group A underwent arthrocop