Titlebook: Congenital Dysplasia and Dislocation of the Hip in Children and Adults; Dietrich T?nnis Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 I

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Congenital Dysplasia and Dislocation of the Hip in Children and Adults

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Development of the Hip Joint,cludes major studies by Bardeen and Lewis (1901), Fairbank (1930), DeSanto and Colonna (1939), Strayer (1943, 1971), Gardener and Gray (1950), Blechschmidt (1961), Laurenson (1965), and Ralis and McKibbin (1973).

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Pathologic Anatomy of Congenital Dislocation of the Hip,?hm (1935), Putti (1935, 1937), Ortolani (1948, 1961, 1963), Bernbeck (1950, 1951, 1952), Stansavljevic and Mitchell (1963), Stanislavljevic (1964, 1982), D?rr (1968), Dega (1973, 1978), Campos da Paz and Kalil (1976), Milgram and Tachdjian (1976), Ogden and Moss (1978, 1985), and Ponseti (1978).

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Nomenclature and Classification of Congenital Hip Dislocation,up of prenatal dislocations in which the term “congenital hip dislocation” is appropriate. Most of these cases are quite severe. If the dislocation is associated with malformations of other body parts, the term . is used.

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Radiation Exposure and Radiation Protection,adiation exposure; on the other, we must reassure parents apprehensive about necessary X-rays that the dose of radiation received by the child is in fact relatively small compared with natural levels of exposure.

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Framing Transnational Governance,massive posteroinferior lip of the acetabulum under the weight of a vertical load. This contrasts with the situation in man, where the main bony abutment on the acetabulum is posterosuperior and to a lesser extent anterosuperior, and complete joint closure anteriorly must rely on the cartilaginous labrum or on capsular and ligamentous elements.

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Falldarstellungen und Typologie, endogenous factors such as a primary maldevelopment of the hip. The latter theory forms the basis of genetic research in this area. Below we shall examine both older and newer theories on the etiology of the congenitally dislocated hip.

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Dharmendra Shadija,Richard Hill2; Visser et al. 1982; Volkert et al. 1982). The use of CT to diagnose deformities of the anterior and posterior acetabular margins has been explored by Gugenheim et al. (1982) and Edelson et al. (1984). Here we shall focus our attention not so much on the technique of computed tomography as on its applications and important prerequisites.