Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman

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Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman

In this clinical case, a 60-year-old woman presents with severe hip pain for the past year and a limp. The objectives of this case are to discuss the classifications and therapeutic options for hip dysplasia in a middle-aged patient.

Filippo Randelli
Filippo Randelli
Milan, ITALY
Gaetano Pini Orthopaedic Institute
Giuseppe Fedele
Giuseppe Fedele
Milan, ITALY
Gaetano Pini Orthopaedic Institute
Part one
Clinical presentation
  • 60 year old lady
  • 2 pregnancies
  • Hypercholesterolemia
  • High blood pressure
  • Obesity I degree
  • Deny allergies
  • Shortening right limb
  • Limping
  • Severe right hip pain since 1 year

Pre-operative X-rays and CT-scan

Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman: Pre-operative X-rays and CT-scan
Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman: Pre-operative X-rays and CT-scan
Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman: Pre-operative X-rays and CT-scan
Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman: Pre-operative X-rays and CT-scan
Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman: Pre-operative X-rays and CT-scan
Management of a hip dysplasia in a middle-aged woman: Pre-operative X-rays and CT-scan
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