Treatment and results in pediatric traumatic XXXX : Case series and review of the literature.

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BACKGROUND: Six acute traumatic hip dislocations in pediatric @entity1 were retrospectively analyzed. @entity3029 , associated lesions, treatment methods, complications, and clinical and radiological outcomes were reviewed. METHODS: Six @entity1 @entity1 treated due to traumatic @entity572 between 2007 and 2011 in our clinic were included in the study. While five of the @entity1 were male, one was female; the average age was 8 years and 8 months. The mean follow-up was 25.2  10 months. There were posterior dislocations in five cases and transepiphyseal @entity174 in one case. Four cases were treated by closed reduction while two cases were treated with open reduction method. RESULTS: In the last control of the @entity1 , asymmetric widening in the hip joint was found due to @entity174 in one @entity1 and @entity3192 occurred in one @entity1 . @entity2530 developed in one case with transepiphyseal @entity174 . Harris hip score evaluation was found excellent in five cases and bad in the case with @entity174 . CONCLUSION: Traumatic @entity572 is a rare condition. It should be treated with preferably closed method as soon as possible. @entity7184 trials should be avoided. Open reduction should be performed to recognize accompanying lesions after advanced radiologic examinations such as computerized tomography and magnetic resonance imaging.
