948 Traumatic Native Hip Dislocation Without Associated Fracture: A Case Series of 13 Patients Over 9 Years

Abstract Aim Traumatic native hip dislocation (NHD) is rarely without an associated fracture or due to low energy trauma. Posterior the most common pattern of dislocation. In cases, closed reduction successful, but occasionally open required achieve appropriate reduction. The aim our study was present 9-year experience from institution this rare injury and comment on how correlates with current literature. Method This a retrospective case series all adult patients (> 16 years old) traumatic NHD presented and/or treated at institution, between 1st January 2012 22nd June 2021. Results Thirteen cases were identified (38.4% female). mean age 26.5 years. Typically, younger involved in lower injuries. direction posterior 10 cases. Associated injuries seen 3 patients. 12 underwent successful reduction, 1 operatively managed. had previous pathology including femoroacetabular impingement, cam lesion childhood slipped upper femoral epiphysis. Conclusions pattern, commonly occurring under thirty. A target 6 hours for should be employed as will reduce risk AVN those who have not permanently damaged vessels time injury.