Ruiz TR, López GA, Chan-Lee A

Idioma: Español
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RESUMEN

Se presentan los resultados de una serie de 37 pacientes (42 caderas), en quienes se efectuaron reducción abierta (RA) + Osteotomía de hueso iliaco tipo Salter (OS). La incidencia de necrosis avascular fue de 33.3% (14 caderas), correspondiendo 13 de estas al tipo I y 1 al tipo II de kalamchi. No se presentó ningún caso de reluxación y solo se presentó un caso de subluxación por anteversión femoral excesiva.

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