[Clinical statistical contribution to the knowledge of knee discoid meniscus].
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Humans↗
Biomedical subjects
I Ruszkowski
Publications and source records attributed to I Ruszkowski.
[Ulner nerve compression in the wrist (Guyon canal syndrome)].
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Adult↗
Investigation of the trabecular structure in the proximal part of the femur and its mechanical relation to the epiphyseal growth cartilage.
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Absorptiometry, Photon↗
[Significance of mechanical and biological factors in etiopathogenesis of coxarthrosis].
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Hip Joint↗
[Habitual dislocation of the shoulder].
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Age Factors↗
[Limping as a symptom of defense mechanism of pain and of functional insufficiency of the hip].
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Hip↗
A contribution to the nomenclature and classification of congenital dislocation of the hip.
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Hip Dislocation, Congenital↗
[Physiotherapeutic directives in so-called decompression surgery of coxarthrosis].
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Hip Joint↗
[Review of the indications for the surgical treatment of coxarthrosis].
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Arthrodesis↗
[Pre-arthrosis of the hip in the adult population].
In order to identify the presence of minor anatomical deformities responsible for the incongruity of the hip joint which causes the degenerative changes, the radiographies of the hips in 332 normal adults were reviewed. The deformities included the acetabular dysplasia and the tilt deformity of the femoral head as the residual condition of epiphyseolysis in adolescence. Using the Wiberg's CE angle acetabular dysplasia was found in 8.6% of cases: the tilt deformity, using the technique by Murray, was confirmed in 9.8%. It is concluded that these minor abnormalities can be recognized from more accurate examination of pelvic radiographies and their presence should indicate the joint incongruity and potential osteoarthritis changes. Earlier recognition of these deformities may permit earlier and simple operative measures and the arrest of the decline of the joint.
Adolescent↗