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Will Collett Peer Support 2014
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Avascular necrosis Superior Gluteal Nerve Injury Inferior Gluteal Nerve Injury Thomas Test Injection Site
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What makes the femoral head susceptible to AVN? Medial and lateral circumflex arteries and ligamentum teres artery Intracapsular Vs Extracapsular How can we injure the hip causing AVN? # NOF Car crash What are the signs and symptoms of AVN? # NOF – shortened and externally rotated Pain, reduced movement, Weight bearing Diagnosis?
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Intracapsular Extracapsular
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Innervates? Lost ability to? Abduct the hip Trendelenburg gait or sign? Superior gluteal nerve (L4-L5) Gluteus Medius & Minimus (L4-L5)
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SIGN
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GAIT
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Innervates? Lost ability to? ◦ Prevent trunk tipping forwards during gait ◦ Extend the hip Gait? ◦ lurching backward when the weaker limb is on the floor during walking (heel strike) ◦ Buttock wasting ◦ Hamstring Compensation Gluteus Maximus (L5-S1)
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Method 1 - Vertical line through highest point of iliac crest - Horizontal line midway between ischial tuberosity and highest point of iliac crest Method 2 - Vertical line through highest point of crest - Line from PSIS to the greater trochanter
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