A RARE CASE OF IPSILATERAL HIP AND KNEE DISLOCATION

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A RARE CASE OF IPSILATERAL HIP AND KNEE DISLOCATION

Journal Title: Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Healthcare - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 24

Abstract

High velocity road traffic accidents leads to complicated lower limb injuries. Such injuries demand highly experienced surgeon and are associated with high morbidity and mortality. Hip or knee dislocations are two different orthopaedic emergencies. Concomitant fracture dislocation of the hip and knee is rare and very few cases have been reported in the literature. A 45 year old man with history of fall from motorcycle came to the casualty. He had ipsilateral hip and knee dislocation. Immediately patient was shifted to operation theatre and closed reduction was performed under general anaesthesia. Reduction was confirmed under fluoroscopy and post-operative x-rays were taken. The functional results were excellent. After 2 months patient made an uncomplicated recovery and had satisfactory functional outcome with right hip having 110⁰ flexion and right knee flexes to 120⁰.There was no neurological deficit. The urgency, that the treating surgeon shows in managing these injuries, significantly affects the prognosis and outcome finally achieved by these patients (golden period in reducing the hip joint has been described to be 6 hours).

Authors and Affiliations

Deepak Kaladagi, Saumya Agarwal

Keywords

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EP ID EP229187
DOI 10.18410/jebmh/2015/525
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