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MedicalApproachtoPre-ArthriticHipDisease CaraBethLee,MD September30,2016 LayeredApproachtotheHip1,2 1Osteochondrallayer-pelvis,acetabululm,andfemur • Responsibleforjointcongruenceandnormalkinematics • Abnormalities o Staticoverload(AcetabularDysplasia) o DynamicImpingement(Femoroacetabularimpingement,FAI) o DynamicInstability 2Inertlayer-labrum,capsule,ligamentumteres • Responsibleforstaticstabilityofthejoint • Susceptibletoinjuryfromlayer1morphologyandmechanics,e.g.camlesion!labraltear 3Contractilelayer-lumbosacral,pelvicandpelvicfloormusculature • Responsiblefordynamicstabilityofthejointandmuscularbalanceofthehip,pelvis,andtrunk • Alteredmechanicsinlayer1affectlumbarspineandpelvicmuscularattachments 4Neuromechanicallayer-integrationofanatomicstructure,neuralelementsandkinematicchain • Responsibleforpostureandpelvicposition • Affectedbylocalmechanoreceptorsandnociceptors • Examstartsatlayer1andmovesoutward • Treatmentstartsatlayer4andmovesinward • Criticaltodistinguishstructuralpathologyinlayers1and2fromissuesinlayers3and4 Pre-ArthriticHipDisease • AcetabularDysplasiaandFAI(Layers1and2) o Demographicsandpathomechanics o Radiographicfeatures o Surgicaltreatment • Importance o PrimaryTHAinpts<50yearsoldfrom3centers,between1975–20053 o 604patients(710hips) o 52%male,48%female,aveage40 " 47.5%‘idiopathic’OA › 89.6%duetostructuralpathologyofFAI(41.2%)ordysplasia(48.4%) • PioneerReinholdGanz o Describedperiacetabularosteotomy(PAO)techniquetotreatacetabulardysplasia5 o DefinedpathomechanicsofFAI7 " “cam”and“pincer” o Preliminaryworktoprotectfemoralheadperfusion9 o Surgicalhipdislocationtechnique11 1 AcetabularDysplasia • Shallow,steeplysloped,orimproperlydirectedacetabulum • Associatedwithincreasedfemoralanteversion • Presentsinadolescenceoradulthood • Female:Male,4.5:1 • Groinpain,trochantericpain • Givingwayepisodes,abductorfatigue • X-raysdiagnostic • Imaging " APpelvis,falseprofile o Center-edgeangle–normal25º-35ºor~80%coverageoffemoralhead o Tönnisacetabularroofangle–normal0º-10ºor~horizontal o Shenton’sLinedisruption=dysplasia o FemoralVersion " Determinesfemoralrotationalalignment " RequiresCTorMRItoquantify " Normal:10º-25º(?) • TreatmentdeterminedbyseverityandOA o PAO-triplepelvicosteotomy(ilium,ischium,superiorpubicramus) " Preservesposteriorcolumn " Preservesacetabularbloodsupply " Preservesbirthcanaldimensions • SurgicalResults o ReturntosportsafterPAO12 " 41patients(46hips),ages13-41,median3.1yr.follow-up " 80%returntosportsatmedian9months " 73%atpriorlevel(58%competitive,89%recreational) o Abductorstrength13 " 21patients(24hips),aveage16yrs. " Decreasedisokineticabductorstrengthat6monthspost-op,recoveredatoneyear " Hipflexionstrengthpersistentlydecreased o Decreasedpeakhipextensionandhipflexionmomentinpatientswithdysplasiacomparedtocontrols, improvedatoneyearpost-op14 o SurvivorshipofnativehipafterPAO(158hips) " 96%survivorshipat5yrs.,84%at10yrs.15 " 74%at18years16 › 21%THAatave9years › 53%asymptomatic;26%failurebasedonpain(WOMAC>10) › Age>25,jointspace<2mmor>5mm,poorcongruenceassociatedwithearlyfailure " Ageover40,88%survivorshipat5yrs.ingrades0-1OA17 " 20yearfollow-upafterPAO › 75%survivorshipat20years(>200hips)ifpre-opOAgrade0-118 2 APPelvisRadiograph • Pelvictiltaffectsacetabularmeasures • Alignmentandinclination o Coccyxinlinewithsymphysis o Iliacwings,obturatorforaminaandteardropssymmetric 4 o Symphysistosacrococcygealjointdistance2-5cm § ave47mm♀,32mm♂ o Or,symphysistotipofcoccyxdistance0-2cm6 • Anterioracetabularwall o continuationofthesuperiorpubicramus • Posterioracetabularwall o extendsfromlateralischium o alignswithcenteroffemoralhead • Acetabularwallsshouldmeetatlateralrim • Cross-overSign 8 o Indicativeofacetabularretroversionorfocalanteriorovercoverage o Positiveifanteriorwallprojectslateraltoposteriorwall o Falselypositivewithincreasedpelvicinclination • IschialSpineSign10 o Positiveifspineprojectsmedialtoiliopectinealline o Correlateswithcross-over,lessaffectedbytilt • PosteriorWallSign o Posteriorwallmedialtocenteroffemoralhead o Suggestsposterioracetabularinsufficiency FalseProfileView • Standing,lateralviewoftheacetabulum • Givestangentialviewofanteriorrim • CanshowOAnotevidentonotherviews o AnteriorCenter-Edge(CE)angle § Normal:25º-35º § Dysplastic:<20º 45ºDunnview • Supine,45ºhipflexion,slightabduction • Tangentialtoanterosuperiorhead-neckjunction • Bestviewtoscreenforcamlesion FemoroacetabularImpingement(FAI) • HistoricalBackground o Femoralbumpfirstdescribedin189919 o BumpectomyinSCFEdeformities20,21 o Acetabuloplasty22 o Anatomicvariantsassociatedwith‘idiopathic’osteoarthritis3,23-26 o Murray,1965–mildanatomicalvariationsexplainthemajorityof‘idiopathic’osteoarthritisofthehip " 200patientswithprimaryOA " 40%‘tilt’deformitysimilartomildslippedepiphysis " 25%acetabulardysplasia 3 Stulberg,1975–compared‘idiopathic’OAptstothosewithSCFEandPerthes " 40%ofOApatientswith‘pistolgrip’deformity Pathomechanics o Abnormalcontactbetweenfemurandacetabulum " Cam–asphericalfemoralhead-neckjunctionimpactslabrochondraljunction " Pincer–excessiveanterioracetabularcoveragecompresseslabruminflexion " Femoralretroversion o Cametiologyuncertain " Subclinicalslippedcapitalfemoralepiphysis27 " Abnormalityofgrowthplateclosure28 " Relationtoathleticsinskeletallyimmature29,3031-33 o AcetabularPathology " “Coxaprofunda”-rimossification–focalanterior/lateralovercoverage " Acetabularretroversion " Protrusioacetabuli o Functionalimpingement o Extra-articularimpingement " “Sub-spine”impingement › AIISimpingesagainstdistalfemoralneck › AIIScanbemistakenforanteriorwall › Visibleonfalseprofile " Ischiofemoralimpingement–contactbetweenischiumandlessertrochanter › Increasedfemoralvalgusandanteversion › Decreasedfemoraloffset Imaging o StandingAPpelvis,Falseprofile,45ºDunn o Subtledeformityeasilymissedontypicalviews › 35%‘normal’x-raysin58cases34 o Femoralfindings " Asphericalorflatfemoralhead-neckjunction " ‘Pistolgrip’onAP " Increasedalphaangle(normal<43°)35 " Cystsorsclerosisinfemoralneck o Acetabularfindings " Overcoverage › LateralandAnteriorCEangles>40º › Tönnisanglenegative(downslopingsourcil) " ProtrusioAcetabuli › Femoralheadmedialtoilioischialline " Retroversion › Positivecross-overandischialspinesigns MRI o Labralpathologycommonwithbonyabnormality36 " Arthrogramunnecessary37 o Radialviewsdelineatehead-neckjunction o Femoralversionassessment Radiographicabnormalitiescommoninasymptomaticsubjects o • • • • 4 • • o 20-25%prevalenceofcamlesionsinmales,9%females38 o Labraldamagecommon o NotallwilldevelopsymptomsorOA Treatment o Activitymodification " Avoiddeepflexion–squats,bicycling o Surgery " SurgicalHipDislocation(SHD) " HipArthroscopy › 90%ofFAItreatedarthroscopically SurgicalResults o Alltechniques(ifOAminimal)39-42 " decreasedpain " improvedfunction " safe o Arthroscopy!equivalentoutcomes,fewercomplications40,41 o Level3and4studies,difficulttocompareduetodifferentoutcomemeasures o Resultsbetterwithlabralrepairoverdebridement43,44 o ReturntosportsafterFAIsurgery " Systematicreview18studies,caseseries,level4evidence45 › 87%returntosport,82%samesportandlevelpriortosymptoms › Higherreturnforprofessionalathletesvs.collegiateandrecreational o ConversiontoTHAwithin2years " Populationbasedanalysis46 › 7351arthroscopiesinCAandFL2005-12 › Meanage43.9,58.5%female › 11.7%THAwithin2years › 35%60–69agegroup › 3%lessthanage40 o Resultsbygenderandage47 " 150patients,25peragegroup:<30,30-45,>45 " Minimum2yearfollow-upHOS-ADLandsport,modifiedHarrisHipScore " Ageover45years!loweroutcomescorescomparedtoothergroupsbygenderandcombined › femalesover45lowestoverallsatisfaction CapsularFunction • Allowsuprightstancewithmaximalmuscleefficiency48 • Iliofemoralligamentextremelystiffandstrong49 o Superiorbandcheckreinforexternalrotation50 o Inferiorbandtautinextension • Zonacapsularisencircleshead-neckjunction o Limitsdistraction51 • ConfluenceofZO/IFLadjacenttocamlesion • ‘Eminentia’functionsaspulleybarforcapsule52 • Possibleroleinformationofcamlesionwithopenphysis53 • LossofERafteranteriorprocedures 5 LabralFunction • Gasket–createsasuctionseal54 o Modulatesfluidflowandpressurizationofcartilage55,56 • Highlyinnervated • Labral“tears”commoninasymptomaticvolunteers o 45subjects,aveage38years(15-66)57 " Labraltears69% " Paralabralcysts13% " >35yearsold › Chondraldefect13.7xmorelikely › Subchondralcysts16.7xmorelikely o 42subjects,aveage34years(27-43)58 " Labraltears81% " Paralabralcysts21% o 208subjectsoverage5059 " Labralpathology93.3% • Veryrealtreatmentdilemma Layer3–Contractilelayer • Lumbosacral,pelvicandpelvicfloormusculature o Dynamicstabilityandmuscularbalanceofthehip,pelvisandtrunk • Alteredmechanicsinlayer1affectlumbarspineandpelvicmuscularattachments o Anterior–iliopsoasandhipflexorstrain o Medial–adductorandrectusabdoministendinopathy o Posterior–proximalhamstring,externalrotatorstrains o Lateral–gluteusmedius,minimus,trochantericbursitis,ITB 60 (IllustrationsfromNeumann,JOrthopSportsPhysTher,2010 ) 6 AnteriorHipPain • Anteriorhipforceincreasedwith:61 o Hipextension o Glutealweaknessinextension o Iliopsoasweaknessinflexion • DelayedonsetofTAinathleteswithchronicgroinpain62 • Iliopsoas/hipflexorirritability o Canmimicimpingement–eveninpatientswithnolabrum,suchasafterhipreplacement o Snapping " Iliopsoassnapsoveriliopectinealeminenceorfemoralhead " Presentin90%ofdancers63 o Surgicalreleasecontroversial,particularlywithincreasedfemoralanteversion64 MedialHip/AnteriorPelvicPain • Osteitispubis,AthleticPubalgia(‘SportsHernia’)65-69 • Dysfunctionofthe‘Pubicjoint’68 o PubicJoint=entiremusculoskeletonaroundsymphysis o Rectusabdominisdisruptionatpubictubercle " concomitantadductorinjury o Inguinalcanalposteriorwallweakness70 " Leadstogenitofemoralnerveirritation • Predominantlymen,teens–30s • Classicmechanismofinjury o hyperextensionofrectusabdominis,hyperabductionofadductors o Associatedwithsoccer,icehockey,football • FAIandAthleticPubalgia o “SportsHipTriad”71 " Rectus,adductorandhipjointpathology o Cadavericstudy72 " SimulatedcamFAI!Increasedpubicsymphysismotion o Combinedproceduresmaybenecessaryifbothpathologiesconfirmed " In37hips,returntosports89%withbothproceduresvs.25%and50%ifisolatedsurgical treatmentforathleticpubalgiaorhiparthroscopyforFAI,respectively73 • Imaging o MRI " Athleticpubalgiaprotocol " Disruptionofaponeuroticplateatsymphysis " Edema(osteitispubis) • Treatment o Activitymodification–corestabilityprogram o Surgicalreferral(GeneralSurgeon) 7 (IllustrationfromMeyers,OperTechSportsMed,201268) LateralHipPain • GreaterTrochantericPainSyndrome o Spectrumofglutealoverload(notbursitis) o Muchhigherprevalenceinwomen o Associationwithspinedisease,hipOA,kneeOA,obesity o Surgicaltreatmentunpredictable • Consequenceofevolution o Pelvicadaptationsofbipedalismandencephalization74,75 " Iliumshortenedandrotatedtosagittalplane " Sacrumwiderandmorecaudal " Inletdiameterwidened " Gluteusmaximusenlargedtostabilizeuprightstance " Gluteusmediusandminimusalteredfromhipextensorstoabductors o Sexualdimorphisminpelvicdimensions76 (CourtesyWorldwideFistulaFund) 8 • Alteredbiomechanicsfromlumbopelvicchanges o Inequilibrium,rotationaltorquesareequal " MxD=WxD1 " Increasebodyweight(W)!increaseabductorforce(M) " Increasebodyweightleverarm(D1),e.g.,widerfemalepelvis/interacetabulardistance)! increaseabductorforce(M) " Decreaseabductorleverarm(D),e.g.,femoralvalgus!increaseabductorforce(M) " Decreasebodyweightleverarm(D1),e.g.,Trendelenburggait!decreaseabductorforce(M) o Jointreactionforcescounterbalancemuscularandbodyweightforces " Inequilibrium,forcevectorsumiszero(M+W+J=0) " Anyincreaseinbodyweightorabductorforceleadstoincreasejointreactionforce " Increasedjointreactionforce!increasedjointcontactpressure!increasedriskofOA › Women77 › Dysplasia78 W J M (IllustrationfromGenda,JBiomech,2001) (Neumann,JOrthopSportsPhysTher,2010) Layer4-Neuromechanicallayer o “Theoretical”layercomprisedofanatomicstructure,neuralelementsandkinematicchain " Postureandpelvicposition " Localmechanoreceptorsandnociceptors o Abnormalitiesduetoalteredmovementpatterns " Chronicanklesprainsassociatedwithdelayedgluteusmaximusactivation79 " Recurrentbackpainrelatedtomultifidusandtransverseabdominisrecruitmentandthickness80,81 " Groinpainassociatedwithdelayedtransverseabdominisfiringanddecreasedabductor/adductor activation62,82 9 History • Pain–duration,location,severity,nature,exacerbating,alleviatingfactors • Medical/SurgicalHistory • Sports/activityhistoryduringdevelopment o Physealovergrowthfromphysicalactivityspeculatedascauseofcamlesion30 o Sportsassociatedwithcamlesions: " Soccer31,83-85,Basketball86,Icehockey32,87-89,Football90-92 • Familyhistory93-95 • PresentingsymptomsofFAIandacetabulardysplasia96,97 • Datadrawnfromasinglesurgeonhippreservationpractice FAI97 AcetabularDysplasia96 n=51 n=57 Age 35years 24years Gender 57%male 72%female GroinPain 88% 72% LateralHipPain 67% 66% InsidiousOnset 65% 97% Mod-severePain 81% 77% SleepDisturbance 79% 59% Snapping/Popping 65% 80% Painwhilesitting 65% 44% Painwithstanding 44% 70% Painwithwalking 57% 81% Painwithpivoting 63% 45% Painwithrunning 69% 80% ANCHORgroupFAIepidemiology • 1076patients(1130hips) o Averageage28.4years(majority11-19.9) o 88%Caucasian o AverageBMI25.1 o 55%female;45%male o 19%positivefamilyhistoryofhipdisease o 89%idiopathicFAI o 48%cam,45%combinedcam/pincer,8%pincer • Highlyactive o UCLAscoreaverage7,(29%10) • Highlylimited o mHHS60.1 o HOOSpain55%,symptoms54%,Sports/rec43%,QOL31% PhysicalExam • Standing o Gait " Antalgic,Trendelenburggait,shortenedstride " Footprogressionangle(indicatoroffemoralversionandtibialtorsion) 10 Increasedfemoralanteversion FemoralRetroversion o Trendelenburgsign-whenstandingononeleg,thepelvisdropsontheoppositesideindicating abductorinsufficiencyonthestanceside o Pelvicobliquity-observewhetherposteriorsuperioriliacspinesarelevel o Spineexam-notestiffness,scoliosis,lordosis o Flexibility/jointlaxity " Beighton9-pointscale98-palmsflattofloorwithforwardbending,hyperextensionatthekneeand elbows(1ptperside),thumbtoforearmwithwristflexion(1ptperside),>90ºextensionofsmall fingerMPjoints(1ptperside) Supine o HipROM-watchforpelvicandlumbarmotion " Neutralflexion-normalisapproximately95º,painwithdeepneutralflexionmayindicatesubspine impingement99(distalfemoralneckcontactwithAIIS) " Flexionat90ºwithinternalrotation-normalis20ºormore35,100,101 " Flexionat90ºwithexternalrotation " FADIR-flexion,adduction,internalrotation(Impingementtest)102 › Loadslabrumbetweenfemoralhead-neckjunctionandanterosuperioracetabularrim › Recreationofgroinpainisapositivefinding › Non-specificforlabralirritabilitybutnotnecessarily‘impingement’ Normal • ImpingementTest ApprehensionTest (IllustrationsfromLeunig,Siebenrock,Ganz,JBJS,2001103) FABER-flexion,abduction,externalrotation › Groinpainmaybefromtransversestraininthelabrum104 › Lateralhippainmaybefromthelabrumorlateralimpingement › SIjointpain Palpation " ASIS/TFL-maybepainfulfromcompensatoryinjury " AIIS-painfulinsubspineimpingement99 " Inguinalcrease,iliopsoas,adductors " o 11 • • • " Pubictubercle-painfulinathleticpubalgia o Straightlegraiseagainstresistance(Stinchfieldtest) " Maybetendonitisoriliopsoasimpingementinwhichpainisduetocompressionofthelabrum withiliopsoasactivation105 " Multiplemusclesrecruitedinactivestraight-legraisetest106 o Resistedsit-uptest o Adductionagainstresistance o Apprehension/PosteriorImpingementtest(illustrationabove)-flexcontralateralkneetochest, hyperextendandexternallyrotatesymptomatichip " Anteriordiscomfortsuggestsanteriorinstabilityandlabralstrain104 " Posteriorpainindicativeofposteriorimpingement Side-lyingLateralExam o Palpationfortrochantericorshortexternalrotatortenderness o Abductionstrengthagainstresistance Prone o Femoralversion-assesssymmetryofinternalandexternalrotation o Quadricepstightness(Elytest)-passivelyflexkneeuntilpelviselevatesfromtable " Quadricepstightnesscombinedwithcore/abdominalmuscleweaknesscanresultindynamic anteriorimpingementfromanteriorpelvictilt DiagnosticInjection o 90%accuracytodetectarthroscopically-confirmedintra-articularabnormality107 o Negativeresponsetoinjectionassociatedwithpoorshort-termsurgicalresult108 PositivesignsofFAIandacetabulardysplasiaonphysicalexam FAI97 AcetabularDysplasia96 n=51 n=57 Trendelenburgsign 33% 38% Limp 85% FADIR/Impingement 88% 97% FABER 69% Ave.Flexion 97º Ave.IRat90ºflexion 9º • AmericanPhysicalTherapyAssociation(APTA)ClinicalPracticeGuidelines109 o ExtensivereviewofdiagnostictestsandcorrelationwithICD-10coding • APTADiagnosticCriteriaforFAI o Anteriorand/orlateral/trochantericpain o Paindescribedasachingorsharp o Painaggravatedbysitting o PainreproducedbyFADIRtest o IRlessthan20°at90°flexion o "Conflictingclinicalfindingsnotpresent" o RadiographiccorrelationwithFAImeasures • APTADiagnosticCriteriaStructuralInstability o Anterior,lateralorgeneralizedhippain o PainreproducedbyFADIRandFABERtests o Positiveapprehensionsign 12 o IRgreaterthan30°at90°flexion o Mechanicalsymptoms o "Conflictingclinicalfindingsnotpresent" o Radiographiccorrelationwithdysplasiameasures • Distinguishingfeaturesofathleticpubalgia(vs.FAI) o Nopainatrest o Painwithstraining,coughing,sneezing o Tenderatpubictubercle o Painelicitedwithresistedsit-up,resistedhipadduction,valsalva o Nohernia Summary • Thepelvisisindeedabusyplace • Manycomponentsofthekineticchaincancause'hip'pain • Consistenthistoryandphysicalexamarekeytodetermineprimarypainsource • Structuraldeformityandlabraltearsarecommonandnotnecessarilypathologic 13 RadiographicEvaluationoftheNon-arthriticHip ScreeningImages: • APPelvis • 45ºDunnlateral(bilateral) • Falseprofile110(bilateral) • ForAcetabularDysplasia,addvonRosen111(maximalabduction/internalrotation)view 1.Assessalignment • Inclination/Reclination4affectacetabularmeasures • Inletappearancemaybeduetoanteriorhipcapsuletightness/lumbarlordosis 2.Evaluateacetabularmorphology • Center-edge(CE)angle112:measureoffemoralheadcoverage o lateralCEanglemeasuredonAPpelvisimage o anteriorCEangleobtainedonfalseprofileview • Acetabularroof/Tönnisangle113:indicatesobliquityoftheweight-bearingacetabulum(sourcil) • Shenton'sline114:detectssubtleinstabilityifdisrupted • Cross-oversign8:suggestsanteriorovercoverageoracetabularretroversion o sensitivetopelvicposition • IschialSpinesign10:alsoassociatedwithacetabularretroversion,lessaffectedbypelvictilt • PosteriorWallsign:indicativeofposterioracetabulardeficiency o whenseenwithcross-oversign=>globaldeficiency • Ilioischialline o teardropmedialtoilioischialline=>coxaprofunda(incontext) o femoralheadmedialtoilioischialline=>protrusioacetabuli • TönnisOsteoarthritis(OA)Grade • JointSpaceNarrowing:lessthan2mmpoorcandidateforjointpreservation • JointCongruity 3.Evaluateproximalfemur • 45ºDunnlateralbestforevaluatingcamlesions115 • Examinehead/neckshape,offset, • αangle(≤55°normal)35 4.MRI • Radialviewsvaluabletodetectandquantifycamlesions116 • LabralpathologynearlyalwayspresentinFAI • BiochemicalimaginghelpfultoquantifyOAinacetabulardysplasia 5.Caveats • Normalx-raysdonotexcludeFAI • Abnormalx-raysdonotequatetoFAI--highprevalenceofcamlesionsinasymptomaticpopulation • Femoralretroversioncanpredisposetoimpingement • Asymmetryoffemoralhead/acetabulumhaspoorprognosisforarthroscopy,Tönnisgrades0and1 bestcandidatesforFAIsurgery 14 APPelvisMeasures AlignmentandInclination • Coccyxinlinewithsymphysis • Iliacwings,obturatorforaminaandteardropssymmetric • Symphysistosacrococcygealjointdistance2-5cm(ave47mm♀,32mm ♂)4 • Or,symphysistotipofcoccyxdistance2cm6 LateralCEAngle Theangleformedbytheintersectionofalinefromthecenterofthefemoralheadtothe lateralrimoftheacetabularsourcilandasecondlinethatisperpendiculartoaline connectingthecenterofthefemoralheads. Normal:25º-35º Dysplastic:<20º Overcovered:>40º TönnisAngle Theangledeterminedbyalinebetweenthefemoralheadcenters(orparalleltoit)anda secondlinethatconnectsthemostmedialandlateralmarginsofthesourcil. Normal:0-10º Dysplastic:>12º Overcovered:negativeangle/downslopingsourcil Shenton'sLine Themeasuredescribesthecurvedlineextendingfromthetopoftheobturator foramentothemedial,inferiorfemoralneck.Inanormalhip,thisarcmaintainsa smoothcontour.DisruptionofShenton'slineindicatesdysplasiawithfemoral headsubluxation. 15 Cross-oversign Theanterioracetabularwallisacontinuationofthesuperiorpubicramusand ismorehorizontallyoriented.Theposteriorwallextendsfromthelateral ischiumandismorevertical.Inanormalhip,theanteriorandposterior acetabularwallsmeetatthelateralrimonanAPx-ray.Thecross-oversignis anindicatorofacetabularretroversionorfocalanteriorovercoverage;itis positiveiftheanterioracetabularwallprojectslateraltotheposteriorwall. Thismeasuremaybefalselypositivewithincreasedpelvicinclination. PosteriorWallsign Therimoftheposteriorwalloftheacetabulumshouldbein linewithorlateraltothecenterofthefemoralheadonanAP x-ray.Theposteriorwallsignispositiveiftherimismedialto thecenterofthehead,whichdenotesinsufficientposterior coveragethatoccurswithacetabularretroversionorglobal acetabulardysplasia. IschialSpinesign Thissignstronglycorrelateswiththecross-oversignas anotherindicatorofacetabularretroversion,butitisless affectedbypelvictilt.Itisconsideredpositiveiftheischial spineprojectsmedialtotheiliopectineallineintothepelvis. IlioischialLine Thepositionofthefemoralheadandtheflooroftheacetabularfossa,whichcorrespondsradiographicallyto theacetabularteardrop,shouldbeexaminedrelativetotheilioischiallineasadditionalmeasuresof acetabulardepthinpatientswithahighlateralCEangleornegativeroofangle.Incoxaprofunda,theteardrop touchesorismedialtotheilioischialline.Theteardropcanbemedialtotheilioischiallineindysplastichips; therefore,thisradiographicsignmustbeinterpretedincontext.Inprotrusioacetabuli,thefemoralheadis medialtothisline. Coxaprofunda:fossaacetabuli(B)touchesorismedial totheilioischialline(A) Protrusioacetabuli:medialaspectoffemoral headismedialtoilioischialline 16 TönnisOsteoarthritisGrade Asubjectivecategorizationofthepresenceofarthritisinthehipjoint.Tönnisgrades0-1arebestcandidates forhippreservationprocedures. Grade0:Normal,nojointspacenarrowingorothersignsofOA Grade1:Sclerosis,slightjointspacenarrowingorlossofheadsphericity,minimalosteophytes Grade2:Smallcysts,moderatejointspacenarrowingorlossofheadsphericity Grade3:Largecysts,severebutlocalizedjointspacenarrowing,severefemoralheaddeformity Grade4:Extensive,severelossofjointspace JointCongruity Thismeasureisasubjectiveassessmentofthecurvatureofthefemoralheadandacetabulum.Fair-poor congruenceisassociatedwithworseoutcomesafterperiacetabularosteotomy(PAO). Excellent:curvatureoftheacetabulumandthefemoralheadisalmostidentical. Good:curvatureoftheacetabulumandthefemoralheadarenotidenticalbutjoinspacemaintained. Fair:partialnarrowingofthejointspace. Poor:focallossofjointspace. 45ºDunnLateralView AlphaAngle(αangle) Thisangleisusedtoquantifythefemoralhead-neckjunction.Itwasoriginallydescribed fromobliqueaxialMRimagesbutisnowcommonlymeasuredonlateralradiographs. Theangleisformedbytheintersectionofalinealongtheaxisofthecenterofthe femoralneck(orparalleltoit)passingthroughthecenterofthefemoralheadanda secondlinefromthecenterofthefemoralheadtothepointonthefemoralhead-neck junctionwheretheheadceasestobespherical.Anαangleof55ºormoreisconsidered abnormalwhensupportedbyotherclinicalfindingsofFAI. FalseProfileView AnteriorCEAngle(obtainedonfalseprofileview) Theangleformedbytheintersectionofaverticallinefromthecenterof thefemoralheadtotheanteriorrimoftheacetabularsourcil.Canbe sensitiveforOAnotevidentinotherviews. Normal:25º-35º Dysplastic:<20º Overcovered:>40º 17 vonRosenView ThevonRosenviewisafunctionalradiographthatisusefulforpre-operativeplanningforaPAO,aswellasa screeningtooltoidentifypatientswithincongruenceoradvancedOAwhomayfarepoorlywithjointpreservingprocedures.Theimageisobtainedwithbothlegsinmaximalabductionandinternalrotation, whichreflectsthejointcongruencethatcanbeachievedwithrotationoftheacetabularfragmentfromaPAO. 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