JBJS case connector · 2022
Osseous Ilio-Trochanteric Bars as an Etiology of Hip Contracture in a Child with Congenital Contractures: A Case Report.
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Cetik Riza Mert, Aksoy Taha, Yilmaz Guney
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CASE: A 5-month-old female patient presented with bilateral lower-limb deformities. Hips were fixed at 100° abduction, 15° flexion and 45° external rotation, flexion contracture in the knees, and bilateral teratologic equinovarus deformities. Radiographs revealed ilio-trochanteric osseous bars as the etiology of hip contractures. Staged surgeries were undertaken. At 4 years of age, she could stand upright with orthoses and sit without support.
CONCLUSION: This is the first study to report bilateral congenital ilio-trochanteric osseous bars, which were resected without recurrence. Even with a very low potential of walking, release of the contractures allows for better function and possible wheelchair-dependent mobility in the future.
CONCLUSION: This is the first study to report bilateral congenital ilio-trochanteric osseous bars, which were resected without recurrence. Even with a very low potential of walking, release of the contractures allows for better function and possible wheelchair-dependent mobility in the future.