Medial subluxation of long head biceps


Definition
Medial subluxation of long head of biceps tendon out of groove and into rotator interval


Medial subluxation of long head of biceps tendon out of groove and into rotator interval
Arthroscope in lateral portal
Clear fat pad
Ensure can see entire dimensions of OCD

If fragment is displaced, reduce and pin with accessory K wire
Rare
Medial
- 80%
- calcaneum dislocated medially
Lateral
- 20%
- higher energy injury


Anterior
Anterolateral
Lateral
Posterior
Medial
Indications
- neonatal hip sepsis
- open reduction hip DDH
Techique
Position
- supine
- sandbag under buttock
- free drape leg
Landmarks

Medial Parapatellar
Medial
Lateral
Posterior
Modified Posterior
Indications
Synovectomy
Patellectomy
TKR
Technique
Hip has been out for some time
- degree of acetabular dysplasia evident
- less time for remodelling
- increased instability if not addressed
Open reduction + FDRO / Pelvic Osteotomy
- usually perform pelvic osteotomy to correct acetabular dysplasia
- reserve FDRO for > 3 years / or if difficult reducing hip