Pipkin femoral head fracture classification
Management of femoral head fracture by Ganz surgical dislocation of the hip. A, B Preoperative radiograph of a male 28-year-old patient with right hip dislocation and fracture of the femoral head (Pipkin type 2 fracture)
Management of
femoral head fracture by Ganz surgical dislocation of the hip. A, B Preoperative radiograph of a male 28-year-old patient with right hip dislocation and fracture of the femoral head (Pipkin type 2 fracture)
Management of femoral head fracture by Ganz surgical dislocation of the hip. Preoperative radiograph of a female 35-year-old patient with left hip dislocation and fracture of the femoral head (Pipkin type 1 fracture)
Management of
femoral head fracture by Ganz surgical dislocation of the hip. Preoperative radiograph of a female 35-year-old patient with left hip dislocation and fracture of the femoral head (Pipkin type 1 fracture)
Management of femoral head fracture by Ganz surgical dislocation of the hip. A Preoperative CT scan showing head femur fracture (axial view). B Preoperative CT scan showing head femur fracture (coronal view)
Management of
femoral head fracture by Ganz surgical dislocation of the hip. A Preoperative CT scan showing head femur fracture (axial view). B Preoperative CT scan showing head femur fracture (coronal view)
ähnliche SuchenPipkin classification is the most commonly used classification for femoral head fractures, which are uncommon but are associated with hip dislocations.
Classification
- type I: fracture inferior to the fovea capitis, a small fracture not involving the weightbearing surface
- type II: fracture extending superior to the fovea capitis, a large fracture involving the weightbearing surface
- type III: type I or II fracture with a fracture of the femoral neck, has an increased risk of avascular necrosis
- type IV: type I or II fracture with a fracture of the acetabular wall, usually the posterior wall
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Assoziationen und Differentialdiagnosen zu Pipkin-Klassifikation der Hüftkopffrakturen: