The Young Adult Hip in Sport

ISBN-13: 9781447154112 / Angielski / Twarda / 2013 / 318 str.

Fares S. Haddad

Opis

The book will have a basic section around anatomy, biomechanics and imaging. There will then be a section on disease processes including childhood and adult diseases and pathophysiology. There will then be a section on operative techniques focusing on arthroscopy, commonly used modern techniques for management of impingement and dysplasia going all the way through to resurfacing and hip replacement

Recenzje

From the reviews:

"The purpose is to bring readers up to date in the rapidly emerging area of hip preservation. This book is written for experienced orthopedic surgeons, orthopedic residents and registrars, sports medicine physicians, and physical therapists. ... The references are thorough, well chosen and current. The diagrams and photographs contribute immensely. The book is very informative and a necessary addition to the academic orthopedic library." (Samuel J. Chmell, Doody's Book Reviews, February, 2014)

Spis treści

Section 1

The basics of the assessment of the young adult hip.

1)      The anatomy of hip disease

 

2)      Imaging in hip disease - This would be broken down into sections of:-

 

 Plain radiographs

The use of ultrasound

The use of CT

          The use of MRI

          The use of Nuclear medicine

          The use of PET scanning

 

3)      Clinic diagnosis in hip disease

 

4)      Biomechanics of the hip

Section 2

The conditions that Underpin Hip Pain in the Young Adult

 

5)      Congenital/Developmental conditions of the hip

6)     Slipped Upper Femoral Epiphysis and its variants

7)   The pathology and management of impingement

8)   The pathology and management of osteonecrosis of the hip

9)   Traumatic conditions of the hip

10)      Sports specific injuries of the hip joint

11)    Extra articular causes of hip/groin pain

12)     The sportsman groin and adductor  related problems around the hip

13) Nerve entrapment around the hip

 

Section 3

Management techniques

14)  Medical Management of Hip Disease including Viscosupplementation

15) Hip Injections and Arthrography

16)  Hip Arthroscopy: the central compartment

17)  Hip Arthroscopy: the peripheral compartment

18)  Hip Arthroscopy the use of navigation

19)  The management of chondral defects in the hip

20)  Labral repair and reattachment

21)  Open dislocation in the management of hip disease 

22)  Hip resurfacing for young adult hip disease

23)  Osteotomy of the femur for young adult hip disease

24) Pelvic Osteotomy for young adult hip disease

25)  Innovations in total hip replacement for young hip adult disease

26)  Mini THR for young adult hip disease

27) Rehabilitation from Hip and Groin Surgery

28)  Outcomes assessment in young hip disease

Blurb

The Young Adult Hip in Sport covers the full breadth of hip problems and injuries that challenge us, reflecting the recent revolution in understanding of the pathophysiology of hip disease and of hip injuries in sport. This increase in interest has delivered many new investigational and interventional modalities to demystify the discipline. This has encompassed an increased understanding of how the hip develops and functions, improved imaging modalities, and a dramatic increase in joint preserving surgery and the ever expanding array of arthroscopic techniques that are now available.

The Young Adult Hip in Sport gathers together experts on hip pathology and hip disease and reviews the anatomy, the imaging and the variety of surgical modalities available for the full spectrum of presentations of hip disease ranging from problems in childhood and adolescence that limit activity, all the way through to sports-related problems with articular cartilage, the labrum and impingement. This book is therefore an essential reference for all involved in the diagnosis and management of sports-related hip pain in young adults and will be an invaluable resource for both experienced and trainee orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians and therapists.