Abstract Hip dislocations are uncommon injuries that result from high-energy mechanisms.
These patients require careful trauma evaluation to rule out concomitant injuries. Early closed …

… Central (acetabular) dislocations are rare and are associated … region whilst the hips were
flexed, resulting in hip dislocation, and it … with traumatic hip dislocations is road-traffic accidents. …

… pattern for a hip fracture associated with traumatic hip dislocation in the … hips (ie, femoral
heads) developing osteonecrosis. A subgroup of adolescent patients with hip dislocation …

… for the treatment of hip pain following traumatic hip dislocation.2, 3 … hip joint pathologies
identified at hip arthroscopy in professional athletes who sustained forceful traumatic dislocation. …

… dislocation is termed “pubic” or “iliac.” Here, we focus on the management of simple hip
dislocations and dislocations … LE: Hip arthroscopy to remove loose bodies after traumatic hip …

… Traumatic hip dislocation is a true emergency that requires immediate orthopedic evaluation
and reduction (1). Hip dislocations … the setting of high-energy trauma and are increasing in …

… The dislocation can be caused by major trauma but can also … of 35 acute traumatic hip
dislocations in skeletally immature … dislocations, associated lesions, magnitude of inciting trauma…

… Forty-two children suffering unilateral traumatic hip dislocation satisfied the inclusion … hip
dislocations. There were 40 posterior (30-D11), and two obturator (30-D30) hip dislocations …

… of traumatic posterior hip dislocation in children. Data of 22 pediatric patients (22 hips) with
traumatic hip dislocation from January … Radiographs identified the type of hip dislocation. The …

… Traumatic dislocation and fracture-dislocation of the hip is a … % of reported adult traumatic
hip dislocations were the result … Other causes of traumatic dislocations were pedestrian; …