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Pelvic deformity in experimental dislocation of the growing hip

✍ Scribed by J. Albiñana-Cilveti; E. Delgado-Baeza; C. Miralles-Flores

Publisher
Springer
Year
1992
Tongue
English
Weight
571 KB
Volume
16
Category
Article
ISSN
0341-2695

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✦ Synopsis

The hip joints of growing rats have been dislocated experimentally to determine how this affects pelvic shape and acetabular orientation. After hip dislocation the innominate bone tilts laterally in the frontal plane. It bends anteriorly in the sagittal plane and rotates contralaterally in the coronal plane. No significant acetabular anteversion develops.

R~sum~. On a luxd expdrimentalement l'articulation de la hanche de rats en p~riode de croissance afin d'en ddterminer l'influence sur la morphologie du bassin et sur l'orientation du cotyle. En cons6quence de la luxation l'os iliaque s'incline latdralement dans le plan frontal, il s 'incurve vers l' avant dans le plan sagittal et il tourne du cOtd opposd dans le plan horizontal I1 ne se produit pas d'antdversion acdtabulaire significative.

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