… the joint and causing a posterior dislocation. The most common acquired dislocation is hip
dislocation that occurs within the first 3 months following total hip replacement. This scenario …

… Acquired dislocation of the hip in cerebral palsy … dislocation of the hip and from each other
on the basis of roentgenographic and clinical findings. Prevention of each type of dislocation …

… postoperative precautions do not influence the dislocation rates of THA. Navigation, robotics,
lipped liners, and dual-mobility acetabular components may improve dislocation rates. …

… spontaneous dislocation of the hip (ie, all non-traumatic acquired dislocations), the incidence
therefore being 1-219. In the same series there were only 2 cases of traumatic dislocation-…

The complications ofinadequate treatment are avascular necrosis of the femoral head and
dislocation of the hip. Obliteration of the blood supply destroys the epiphysis and epiphyseal …

… iui the hip, the limbus fitting at-ound the femoral head witls its tip reaching dowls to tise Y
line, at-c isever observed immediately aft-er reduc-tiois ill cases of complete dislocation. In lsalf …

… pure simple dislocations. Early recognition and prompt closed reduction of the dislocated
hip constitute the cornerstone of proper treatment of this injury. Once the dislocation is reduced, …

… to be a reduced incidence in premature children, points to the view that so-called congenital
dislocation of the hip is an acquired condition, probably arising late in intrauterine life. …

A challenge:“Early treatment of hip joint dislocation is the main prerequisite of successful
correction. I believe that many of these cases could be restored to normal if the condition were …

… Paralytic dislocation of the hip is the orthopedic deformity … suffering from paralytic dislocations
of the hip. When planning the … the differences in paralytic dislocations of the hip of diverse …