Late posterior hip instability after lumbar spinopelvic fusion.
Late posterior hip instability after lumbar spinopelvic fusion.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.artd.2015.05.002
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发表时间:
2015-06
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Springer BD
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作者:
Mudrick CA;Melvin JS;Springer BD
The kinematic relationship between the hip and the axial skeleton is dynamic and can be variable based on individual anatomy. It has been shown that pelvic incidence (sacral slope + pelvic tilt) can be used as a proxy to determine the ability of the pelvis to accommodate changes in sagittal balance. Individuals have varied pelvic incidence and thus may adapt differently degenerative and/or iatrrogenic to changes that occur in the axial spine. This is a case report in which surgical changes to the lumbopelvic spine resulted in chronic posterior periprosthetic hip instability. The focus of this discussion reflects the intimate relationship between the hip and spine and highlights the role between sagittal balance and acetabular version, specifically as it pertains to total hip arthroplasty.