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Left Right Dynamic Hip ScrewDate of operation:
Patient name:
Hospital number:
Date of Birth:
Consultant
Surgeon: Supervision: Independent/Unscrubbed/Scrubbed*Grade: FY2/CT1/CT2 StR/SpR Fellow Consultant
Assistant: Grade: FY2/CT1/CT2 StR/SpR Fellow Consultant
Anaesthetist: Grade: FY2/CT1/CT2 StR/SpR Fellow Consultant
Indication: Closed inter-trochanteric neck of femur fracture
Background: Patient consented, understanding the risks of bleeding, infection, nerve damage, venous thrombo-embolism, non union, malunion, leg length discrepancy, shortening, further surgery, avascular necrosis and anaesthetic including mortality, hear attack and strokes.
Setup: WHO safety checklist performed .Prepped with Betadine/Chlorhexidine* and draped
Anaesthetic: Block / GA / Spinal *
Antibiotics: At induction mg_ Cefuroxime Co-Amoxiclav Clindamycin Gentamicin
Equipment: Image intensifier:
Position: Supine. Traction table
Approach: Direct lateral
A straight line incision distal tothe GT Was adopted. The fascia lata was sharply incised
The vastus lateralis was split and a Norfolk and Norwitch retractor was inserted.
Findings: Intertrochanteric NOF # - reduced well closed
Procedure: Closed reduction achieved – checked AP and Lat. A 3.2 2.8 2.5 2.0 mm DHS threaded guidewire was inserted through the 145 140 135 130 125 degree guide. This was checked on the AP and lateral fluroscopically. This measured mm. Reamed to mm using triple reamer. A bone tap was not* required. A mm x 12.5 13 mm stainless steel lag screw inserted. A 2 3 4 5 6 hole 145 140 135 130 125 degree standard barrel plate held with 2 3 4 5 6 bicortical screws (, , , mm). Bleeding haemostasis with diathermy. Blood loss approx ml.
Final check x-ray images saved/printed*
Closure: A 2-0 Vicryl tacking suture to the vastus epimysium followed by a running 1 Vicryl to the Fascia Lata.
2-0 Deep Dermal and nylon 3-0 clips for skin. Opsite Mepore Tegaderm dressing
Post-op: Routine obs. VTE prophylaxis.
Check bloods (FBC & U+E) tomorrow.
Orhtogeriatric review with fragility fracture bone assessment
Follow-up with GP/in clinic in 10 12 14 days for wound review and removal of clips/sutures*.
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