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Displacement of the Hip in Childhood - Aetiology, Management and Sequelae (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1982)
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Displacement of the Hip in Childhood - Aetiology, Management and Sequelae (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1982)
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This book is concerned with the effect that displacement, whether
minimal or severe, may have on the hip joint. Although it is
concerned with the changes which take place in childhood and during
growth, when they are most common and most severe, it is also to a
lesser extent concerned with the way they will continue or even
start long after growth has ceased. It is based on a series of
about 450 cases of congenital displacement of the hip treated when
the deformity was established, together with unstable hips drawn
from 82000 children whose hips were examined at the time of birth.
This study was carried out at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in
Oxford. It was started in early 1949 by the author with Mr. J. C.
Scott and continued until mid-1977, since when it has continued in
the capable hands of Mr. J. W. Goodfellow and Mr. M. K. Benson. The
study was started at a time when the generally accepted view was
still that the displacement was part of the primary failure of
development of the acetabulum, which could not adequately contain
the femoral head. Conservative treatment with manipulative reduc
tion followed by a prolonged period of plaster immobilisation was
the method of choice. Few attempts had been made with surgery as a
primary procedure and these had not met with continuing success."
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