#acetabulum

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the word acetabulum, which is the socket of your hipbone

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🔆IOA: Total Hip Replacement in Complex Acetabulum

🗓️ Date & Time - Saturday 2nd March 2024, 7:00PM

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🔯Moderators

▪️NICOLAS RESTREPO - Colombia

▪️MRINAL SHARMA - India

❇Speakers

🔺MARCO EZECHIELI - Germany

🔺NICOLAS RESTREPO - Colombia

🔺OLIVER MARIN-PEÑA - Spain

🔺MRINAL SHARMA - India

🔺RAJEEV K. SHARMA - India

🔺DHANASEKARA RAJA P - India

✡TALKS

▪️Acetabular fractures with pelvic discontinuity - Marco Ezechieli

▪️Total hip arthroplasty in fractures with failed fixation for trauma - Nicolas Restrepo

▪️Difficult case: intraoperative fracture with pelvic discontinuity not seen al surgery - Oliver Marin-Peña

▪️Total hip arthroplasty in neglected fracture and fracture dislocations of acetabulum - Mrinal Sharma

▪️Augments and cages in acetabular defects - Rajeev K. Sharma

▪️Case THA in acute acetabular fractures - Dhunasekara Raja P

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Abdominal Pain Caused by Bilateral Acetabular Fractures Secondary to an Epileptic Seizure Case Report and Review of the Literature _Crimson Publishers

Abdominal Pain Caused by Bilateral Acetabular Fractures Secondary to an Epileptic Seizure Case Report and Review of the Literature by EJP Jansen* in Crimson Publishers: Peer Reviewed Orthopedic Research Journals

Background: Epileptic patients have increased risk of fractures. This is related to the traumatic event itself and to concomitant factors. Clear fracture related complaints are not always present at primary survey of these patients. This indicates a thorough primary evaluation of the complete individual post-seizure. We present a unique case of abdominal pain due to bilateral acetabular fracture after an epileptic seizure.

Case Report: A 66-year old patient, who chose to live solitary and was in suboptimal hygienic condition, was admitted to the neurological department after two epileptic seizures. Three days after admission, an abdominal radiograph revealed bilateral acetabular and pubic fractures as chance findings. Treatment was challenging due to patient and fracture specific conditions. Conservative treatment options were limited and eventually failed. Eventually, bilateral total hip prosthesis with bone impaction grafting were performed. At one-year follow up, no restriction in active daily living was noted.

Conclusion: Seizure induced bilaterally acetabular fractures are very rare. Thorough physical examination after an epileptic seizure is imperative to identify fractures. Abdominal pain can be the only symptom of a fractured acetabulum. Treatment options are dependent of patient’s morbidity, bone quality and surgeon’s preference. Primary total hip arthroplasty might be indicated and can offer good results even in case of bilateral acetabular fractures.

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Food and Meals in Ancient Rome - Cultural Presentation

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Food and Meals in Ancient Rome - Cultural Presentation

A detailed cultural presentation of the three diffrent meals the Romans had daily. About Rome The imperial successor to the republic lasted approximately 1400 … source Street Food Italy

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Moritz Tannast MD, Markus S. Hanke MD, Guoyan Zheng PhD, Simon D. Steppacher MD, Klaus A. Siebenrock MD

Abstract: 

Background 

Both acetabular undercoverage (hip dysplasia) and overcoverage (pincer-type femoroacetabular impingement) can result in hip osteoarthritis. In contrast to undercoverage, there is a lack of information on radiographic reference values for excessive acetabular coverage. 

Questions/purposes 

(1) How do common radiographic hip parameters differ in hips with a deficient or an excessive acetabulum in relation to a control group; and (2) what are the reference values determined from these data for acetabular under- and overcoverage? 

Methods 

We retrospectively compared 11 radiographic parameters describing the radiographic acetabular anatomy among hip dysplasia (26 hips undergoing periacetabular osteotomy), control hips (21 hips, requiring no rim trimming during surgical hip dislocation), hips with overcoverage (14 hips, requiring rim trimming during surgical hip dislocation), and hips with severe overcoverage (25 hips, defined as having acetabular protrusio). The hips were selected from a patient cohort of a total of 593 hips. Radiographic parameters were assessed with computerized methods on anteroposterior pelvic radiographs and corrected for neutral pelvic orientation with the help of a true lateral radiograph. 

Results 

All parameters except the crossover sign differed among the four study groups. From dysplasia through control and overcoverage, the lateral center-edge angle, acetabular arc, and anteroposterior/craniocaudal coverage increased. In contrast, the medial center-edge angle, extrusion/acetabular index, Sharp angle, and prevalence of the posterior wall sign decreased. The following reference values were found: lateral center-edge angle 23" to 33", medial center-edge angle 35" to 44", acetabular arc 61" to 65", extrusion index 17% to 27%, acetabular index 3" to 13", Sharp angle 38" to 42", negative crossover sign, positive posterior wall sign, anterior femoral head coverage 15% to 26%, posterior femoral head coverage 36% to 47%, and craniocaudal coverage 70% to 83%. 

Conclusions 

These acetabular reference values define excessive and deficient coverage. They may be used for radiographic evaluation of symptomatic hips, may offer possible predictors for surgical outcomes, and serve to guide clinical decision-making. 

Level of Evidence Level III, diagnostic study

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Having a healthy groin is more important than you think 🤔. The ability to change direction and cut in the middle of a game, or squat, or walk or drive, yeah, you get the idea. They are all based on groin pliability. . Since there are an enormous number of muscles that cross the hip joint, working them all individually is impractical, not to mention there are about 700 reasons why that’s a bad idea 💡👎. . The first problem with the groin in most people is simply the lack of space for the #femur to rotate in the #acetabulum. Sometimes even just restoring some of that motion clears up groin restrictions. . After that comes flexibility and motor control, since the groin is infused into just about every movement we do, the CNS gets lazy and just fires enough control to keep things moving in generally the right direction. Change that and you change your function. . So in this video I grabbed Games Athlete @jackedjessica and had her show you some drills that are a game changer for chronically pulled groins, squat problems, low back pain and an old fashioned groin pull. 🔥 . Here’s how you do them. 1️⃣ Banded Capsule Release 2️⃣ Floor Sweep 3️⃣ Floor Glide 4️⃣ Sumo Squat Hold BOOM! Go and do. Smash you later! . Want to learn how to biohack yourself? The SmashweRx system has been used all over the planet from professional athletes to soccer moms. Step into a pain free life at www.smashwerx.com, or just smash the link in our bio. . #painrelief #fitfam #fitness #groin #biomechanics #prehab #stability #pilates #crossfitgames #crossfit #gym #workout @crossfit #movement #wellness #rehab #mobility #getfit #groinpain #fitlife #health #fitness #simplyshredded @stronglikebullofficial

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A hip impingement is a game changer for almost everything you do, and not in a good way. . For the most part, #FAI (femoroacetabular impingement) is fixable, however, the #acetabulum can have essentially three faulty structures. 1. A misshapen femoral head 2. A deformed femoral neck, 3. A hip socket that covers too much of the femoral head. Over time, repetitive “bumping” or impingement of the #femur on the rim of the acetabulum leads to #cartilage and #labral damage. If it’s structural, then this isn’t for you. . Now on the flip side, the problem most of the time is that the head of the femur is being dragged into the labrum because the pelvis is being torqued the opposite direction relative to the femur which is a much easier repair. 👍👌 . 🔥(FAI) HIP HACK🔥 . The two problems with the hip are: 1. Lack of joint space 2. Tissue extensibility loss Both of these require one thing, patience. 😉 . The #hamstring complex and the #adductors come together and form a seam and what happens is that the posterior chain loads the ischial tuberosity and the adductors load the femur and pelvis. Any flexion at the hip is met with the head of the femur pounding the labrum and grinding across the joint surface in the acetabulum. . Here’s what needs to happen: 1. Create space in the socket by working through flexion/extension and internal/external rotation under distraction. 2. Separate and unload the posterior and medial compartments of the femur. Here’s how to do it: 1️⃣ Lateral Banded Frog Rock n Thrust 2️⃣ Banded Supine Rotation 3️⃣ Adductor Kettle Bell Smash 4️⃣ Hamstring/Adductor Pull Apart BOOM! Go and do. Smash you later! . Want to learn how to biohack yourself? The SmashweRx system has been used all over the planet from professional athletes to soccer moms. Step into a pain free life at www.smashwerx.com, or just smash the link in our bio. . #fitfam #fitness #hippain #mobility #biomechanics #ufc #nfl #fun #health #rehab #getfit #strength #prehab #groin #smashwerx #run #fitlife #fitspo @stronglikebullofficial #csagym #win