Notities

Diavoorstelling

Overzicht

1	Juvenile idiopathic arthritis Surgical treatment of the growing child Urban Rydholm Department of Orthopaedics, University Hospital in Lund
2	Types of disease (JIA) Systemic Polyarticular Oligoarticular JAS Psoriatic, bowel, scleroderma, JDM, MCTD…..
3	Primary joint affection
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5	Differential diagnoses in monoarticular disease Hip Coxitis simplex (transient synovitis) Mb Perthes Physiolysis Knee Osteochondritis dissecans Chondromalacia patellae Meniscus injuries Discoid lateral meniscus
6	Incidence – prevalence in Sweden Incidence 15/100 000/year Prevalence (0-15) years ~ 2000 children
7	Intra-articular corticosteroids
8	Intravenous regional steroids
9	Growth disturbances
10	Micrognathia (anaesthesiological problem)
11	Cervical spine Anchylosis
12	Early synovitis and pannus formation
13	Severe arthritic destruction
14	JIA – surgery in Sweden
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16	Surgical Menue Arthroscopy Synovectomy Tenosynovectomy Soft tissue release Neurolysis Physiodesis Core decompression Osteotomy Arthrodesis Joint replacement
17	JIA-surgery in Lund
18	Synovectomy in JIA
19	Arthroplasty vs synovecomy
20	Shoulder
21	Shoulder - synovectomy
22	Shoulder - typical radiograph
23	Shoulder - arthroplasty
24	Elbow
25	Elbow – typical radiographs
26	Elbow - growth disturbance
27	Elbow - synovecomy
28	Elbow - arthroplasty
29	Elbow - custom made implants
30	Hip
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32	Arterial supply to the femoral head
33	Hip joint - compliance
34	Intra articular pressure
35	Sonography of the hip
36	Juvenile hip arthritis
37	Special features of the hip in JIA
38	Typical radiographs
39	Spontaneous anchylosis followed by femoral neck fatigue fractures
40	Don’t forget the possibility of septic arthritis!
41	Core decompression
42	Intertrochanteric osteotomy of the femur
43	Hip prostheses - JIA
44	Cemented hip arthroplasty
45	”Inverse hybrid” hip prosthesis
46	Hybrid (ceramic-ceramic coupling) prosthesis
47	Hip prostheses in JIA – problems as time passes
48	Knee
49	Knee radiographs – the importance of sidewise comparison
50	Posterior subluxation of the tibia
51	Knee splint for flexion contracture
52	Flexion contracture of the knee
53	Longstanding synovitis of the knee joint
54	Physeodesis (temporary staples)
55	Stapling of the knee – clinical result
56	Leg length discrepancy – different developments with age
57	Supracondylar varus femoral ostetomy
58	Knee arthroplasty – growth disturbance
59	Knee arthroplasty - extensor insufficiency
60	Peroneal nerve
61	Knee arthroplasty
62	Foot
63	Synovial tissues of the foot
64	Ankle
65	Ankle
66	Ankle arthrodesis
67	Necrosis of the talus (SLE)
68	Hindfoot
69	Varus deformity of the hindfoot is very common
70	Varus and valgus deformities of the hindfeet
71	Varus deformity of the hindfoot is difficult to treat!
72	Calcaneus osteotomy for hindfoot deformity
73	Correction of varus deformity with external fixator
74	Talo-navicular joint arthritis
75	Subtalar arthrodeses
76	Forefoot
77	Hallux valgus and MTP-joint subluxation
78	Thank you!