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2018, Number 1

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Ortho-tips 2018; 14 (1)

Two-stage hyperlordosis correction: case presentation and literature review

Carrillo VEH, Delgadillo CL

Language: Spanish
References: 9
Page: 34-38
PDF size: 247.22 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Hyperlordosis is defined as a lumbar angle greater than 45o. This angulation causes an alteration of the sagittal balance of the spinal column, with biomechanical implications that also affect the pelvic orientation, and therefore the biomechanics of gait. These alterations occur mainly in the clinical form of femoroacetabular impingement syndrome, which has been demonstrated in recent years to be one of the main etiologies of coxarthrosis. There is a clinical case of pediatric patient with hyperlordosis deformity, which is corrected in two surgical times, with a double approach. Post-operative results demonstrate a correction of sagittal balance and pelvic incidence, with consequent change in the load zone of the hip joint.


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