Acetabular fracture - Revision history

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 {{Short description|A comprehensive overview of acetabular fractures}}
 ==Acetabular Fracture==
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 ==Mechanism of Injury==
 Acetabular fractures typically occur due to high-energy impacts. Common mechanisms include:
 * [[Motor vehicle collisions]]
 * Falls from a height
 * Direct trauma to the hip region
 The direction and magnitude of the force, as well as the position of the femur at the time of impact, influence the fracture pattern.
 ==Clinical Presentation==
 Patients with acetabular fractures often present with:
 * Severe pain in the hip or groin
 * Inability to bear weight on the affected leg
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 ==Diagnosis==
 Diagnosis of acetabular fractures involves a combination of clinical examination and imaging studies. Key diagnostic tools include:
 * [[X-ray]]: Initial imaging to assess the fracture pattern and any associated dislocations.
 * [[CT scan]]: Provides detailed information about the fracture configuration and is essential for surgical planning.
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 ==Treatment==
 The treatment of acetabular fractures depends on the type and severity of the fracture, as well as the patient's overall health and activity level. Treatment options include:
 * '''Non-surgical management''': Indicated for non-displaced fractures or patients who are not surgical candidates. This includes bed rest, traction, and physical therapy.
 * '''Surgical management''': Required for displaced fractures to restore joint congruity and stability. Surgical options include open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF).
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 ==Complications==
 Potential complications of acetabular fractures include:
 * [[Post-traumatic arthritis]]
 * [[Avascular necrosis]] of the femoral head
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 * [[Hip dislocation]]
 * [[Orthopedic surgery]]
 [[Category:Orthopedic surgery]]
 [[Category:Traumatology]]
 [[Category:Fractures]]

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			== Acetabular_fracture ==
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			File:AcetabularfracX.png\|AcetabularfracX
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			File:Acetabular_Fracture_CT.png\|Acetabular_Fracture_CT
			File:AcetabFracSagMark.png\|AcetabFracSagMark
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			File:Acet_Ant_wall_Cooper_1.jpg\|Acet_Ant_wall_Cooper_1
			File:Acet_Ant_wall_CT.jpg\|Acet_Ant_wall_CT
			File:Acet_Ant.wall_post_op.jpg\|Acet_Ant.wall_post_op
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			== Acetabular_fracture ==
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			File:AcetabularfracX.png\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model1.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
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			File:AcetabFracSagMark.png\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_01.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_02.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_03.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_Ant_wall_Cooper_1.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_Ant_wall_CT.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_Ant.wall_post_op.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
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==Acetabular Fracture==

An '''acetabular fracture''' is a break in the [[acetabulum]], the concave surface of the [[pelvis]] that articulates with the [[femoral head]] to form the [[hip joint]]. These fractures are often the result of high-energy trauma, such as motor vehicle accidents or falls from significant heights.

==Anatomy==

The acetabulum is a deep, cup-shaped structure located on the lateral aspect of the pelvis. It is formed by the fusion of three bones: the [[ilium]], [[ischium]], and [[pubis]]. The acetabulum is divided into several regions, including the anterior wall, posterior wall, and the roof or dome. The [[acetabular labrum]] is a ring of cartilage that surrounds the acetabulum, deepening the socket and providing stability to the hip joint.

[[File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model1.jpg|thumb|Anatomy of the acetabulum]]
[[File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model_obturator_view3.jpg|thumb|Obturator view of the acetabulum]]
[[File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model2.jpg|thumb|Lateral view of the acetabulum]]

==Classification==

Acetabular fractures are classified based on the location and pattern of the fracture. The most commonly used classification system is the [[Letournel and Judet classification]], which divides acetabular fractures into elementary and associated types. Elementary fractures involve a single fracture line, while associated fractures involve multiple fracture lines or combinations of elementary fractures.

===Elementary Fractures===
* Posterior wall fracture
* Posterior column fracture
* Anterior wall fracture
* Anterior column fracture
* Transverse fracture

===Associated Fractures===
* T-shaped fracture
* Anterior column with posterior hemitransverse fracture
* Both column fracture
* Transverse with posterior wall fracture

==Diagnosis==

The diagnosis of an acetabular fracture is typically made using imaging studies. [[X-rays]] are the initial imaging modality used to assess the fracture, but [[computed tomography]] (CT) scans provide more detailed information about the fracture pattern and are essential for surgical planning.

[[File:Acetabular_Fracture_CT.png|thumb|CT scan of an acetabular fracture]]
[[File:AcetabFracSagMark.png|thumb|Sagittal view of an acetabular fracture]]

==Treatment==

The treatment of acetabular fractures depends on the type and severity of the fracture, as well as the patient's overall health and activity level. Non-surgical management may be appropriate for non-displaced fractures or patients who are not surgical candidates. Surgical intervention is often required for displaced fractures to restore the anatomy of the acetabulum and ensure the stability of the hip joint.

===Surgical Techniques===
* Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF)
* Minimally invasive techniques
* Total hip arthroplasty in cases of severe joint damage

==Prognosis==

The prognosis for patients with acetabular fractures varies depending on the severity of the fracture and the success of the treatment. Complications can include [[post-traumatic arthritis]], [[avascular necrosis]] of the femoral head, and heterotopic ossification. Early mobilization and rehabilitation are crucial for optimal recovery.

==Related Pages==
* [[Pelvic fracture]]
* [[Hip dislocation]]
* [[Orthopedic surgery]]
* [[Trauma surgery]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:AcetabularfracX.png|X-ray of an acetabular fracture
File:Acet_-_Post_wall_01.jpg|Posterior wall fracture
File:Acet_-_Post_wall_02.jpg|Posterior wall fracture, another view
File:Acet_-_Post_wall_03.jpg|Posterior wall fracture, third view
File:Acet_Ant_wall_Cooper_1.jpg|Anterior wall fracture
File:Acet_Ant_wall_CT.jpg|CT scan of an anterior wall fracture
</gallery>

[[Category:Orthopedic surgery]]
[[Category:Fractures]]
[[Category:Traumatology]]

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			== Acetabular_fracture ==
			<gallery>
			File:AcetabularfracX.png\|AcetabularfracX
			File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model1.jpg\|Acet_anatomy_bone_model1
			File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model_obturator_view3.jpg\|Acet_anatomy_bone_model_obturator_view3
			File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model2.jpg\|Acet_anatomy_bone_model2
			File:Acetabular_Fracture_CT.png\|Acetabular_Fracture_CT
			File:AcetabFracSagMark.png\|AcetabFracSagMark
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_01.jpg\|Acet_-_Post_wall_01
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_02.jpg\|Acet_-_Post_wall_02
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_03.jpg\|Acet_-_Post_wall_03
			File:Acet_Ant_wall_Cooper_1.jpg\|Acet_Ant_wall_Cooper_1
			File:Acet_Ant_wall_CT.jpg\|Acet_Ant_wall_CT
			File:Acet_Ant.wall_post_op.jpg\|Acet_Ant.wall_post_op
			File:Acet_High_Ant_Column_01.jpg\|Acet_High_Ant_Column_01
			</gallery>

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			== Acetabular_fracture ==
			<gallery>
			File:AcetabularfracX.png\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model1.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model_obturator_view3.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_anatomy_bone_model2.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acetabular_Fracture_CT.png\|Acetabular fracture
			File:AcetabFracSagMark.png\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_01.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_02.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_-_Post_wall_03.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_Ant_wall_Cooper_1.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_Ant_wall_CT.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			File:Acet_Ant.wall_post_op.jpg\|Acetabular fracture
			</gallery>