DEVELOPMENTAL DYSPLASIA of THE NEONATAL HIP JOINT, Dr TRẦN NGÂN CHÂU

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Tran Ngan Chau, Nguyen Thien Hung, Phan Thanh Hai Medic Medical Center, HCMC, Vietnam

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1,622 hip joints were enrolled and classified by TERJESEN's and GRAF's methods

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Tran Ngan Chau, Nguyen Thien Hung, Phan Thanh Hai Medic Medical Center, HCMC, Vietnam

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Background Ultrasound (US) is widely used in early detecting

developmental dysplasia of hip joint (DDH) because of its advantages

Methods of Graf (classified infant hips based on α and β angle), Terjesen (calculated the proportion of femoral head coverage (FHC)), Harcke (used dynamic US)

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Objective Early detecting and following –up DDH by US, applying

2 methods: Graf and Terjesen.

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Materials and methodsMaterials: 811 neonates who had high risks (family history of

DDH, breech presentations, Caesarian, club foot deformity or metatarsus adductus on clinical examination…). 1,622 hip joints were investigated.

Methods:

- A cross-sectional, descriptive, prospective study

- 7.5MHz linear transducer on each hip joint.

- Results were based on variations of dysplasia/ normal classified by and angle (Graf’s method) and ratio of femoral head coverage (Terjesen’s method)

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Infants were put in a lateral decubitis position, flexed hip, coronal images of hip joints were received.

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The ratio of femoral head coverage (FHC) d / D < 37 % : Dislocated

Diagnostic Criteria 1 (Terjesen’s method)

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Ilium

Acetabular

(chondroid part)

Acetabular (bone part)

•α angle > 600 : Mature•500 < α angle < 600 immature•430 < α angle < 490 severe deficient/ unstable, decented •α angle < 430 : Dislocated

Diagnostic Criteria 2 (Graf’s method)

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SYNOPSIS OF SONOGRAPHIC HIP TYES (GRAF’S METHOD)

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Sonographic hip types (Graf and Gross description)Type α angle β angle Description

I > 600 < 550 Mature

IIa 500 - 600 550 - 770 Physiologic immature (< 12 weeks)

IIb 500 - 600 550 - 770 Delayed of immature (> 12 weeks)

IIc 430 - 490 < 770 Severe dysplasia

D 430 - 490 > 770 Unstable, decented

III <430 / not measurable >770 / not measurable Dislocated

IV Not measurable Not measurable Dislocated

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3-day-old boy, his 3-year-old brother had DDHR: FHC(%) = 50% α angle = 590

L: FHC(%) = 52% α angle = 590 Conclusion: Immaturity of 2 hip joints.

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1-month-old boy, breech presentationR: FHC(%) = 70% α angle = 670

L: FHC(%/) = 64% α angle = 640 Conclusion: Maturity (no dislocation) of 2 hip joints.

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1- month- old boy, breech presentation.R: FHC(%) = 66% α angle = 620

L: FHC(%/) = 66% α angle = 640 Conclusion: Maturity (no dislocation) of 2 hip joints

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2-day-old girl, breech presentation.X-ray: dislocation of 2 hip jointsUltrasound: R: FHC(%) = 19% α angle =280

L: FHC(%/) = 18% α angle = 290 Conclusion: Dysplasia of 2 hip joints

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Results Of 1,622 joints investigated , ultrasound detected 167 joints with

dysplasia hips ( 10.29 %)

1 / - The majority of DDH was female, twice more than male

(56/811 = 6.87 % vs. 28/811 = 3.43 %).

- The proportion of dislocated left hip joint was 143/1622 = 8.81% , nearly 3 times more than right ones (48/1622 = 2.95 % ) .

- The rate of femoral head coverage < 37 % = 161/1622 (9.92 % ) .

- The rate of α angle < 430 = 91/1622 (5.61%)

- The rate of α angle < 430 and FHC< 37 % = 60/1622 (3.69% )

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2/ Classification:

1,622 hip joints was distributed according to the standard of Graf’s classification and extended modified by Schulz

Type Ia : Maturity

Type IIa:Immaturity

Type IIc : Minor dysplasia

(severe deficient)

Type IV : Major dysplasia

(dislocated)

Number of hip joints

Rate Number of hip joints

Rate Number of hip joints

Rate Number of hip joints

Rate

240 14.80% 986 60.79% 229 14.12% 167 10.29%

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241 cases follow-up visit after physiotherapy

After 2 months: 158 cases

3 months: 48 cases

6 months: 35 cases Persistent DDH cases after physiotherapy

Until 30 days: 21 cases

45 days: 5 cases

60 days: 9 cases

180 days: 3 cases

3/Follow-up Visit Cases

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Discussions

US can detect DDH during the first week of age.There is no “gold standard” of US for diagnosing DDH,

especially in the 3 first months of age.Our results show higher ratio of DDH according to Terjesen

(9.92%) than to Graf (5.61%).2 methods Terjesen and Graf should be used together to find

out and classify DDH in an examination.Terjesen’s method seemed to be simple to apply in routine.Some other studies also show higher ratio of DDH in applying

Terjesen’s method

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Conclusions Our results show higher ratio of DDH according to

Terjesen (9.92%) than to Graf (5.61%). Terjesen’s method is simple to apply for detecting

DDH while Graf’s method is helpful for classification and treatment strategy setting up.

Ultrasound played an important role in detecting DDH in the first 3 months of age because of its advantages.

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