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1 Note: Page numbers of article titles are in boldface type. A Acetabular fractures pediatric, classification of, 494 diagnostic imaging of, 494, epidemiology of, 494 treatment of, nonoperative, operative, 495 triradiate injuries, 495, 498 Acetabulum pediatric anatomy of, 484 Aneurysmal bone cysts Anterolateral staple/tether in EOS management, 509 Antibiotics for Propionibacterium acnes infections in shoulder surgery, Arthritis juvenile idiopathic. See Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) Augmentation 464 B Bipolar bone loss in glenohumeral instability, 524 Bone cysts aneurysmal Bone grafts vascularized management, Bone loss in glenohumeral instability management of, See also Glenohumeral instability, bone loss in traumatic in lower extremity management of, See also Traumatic bone loss, in lower extremity, management of Bone morphogenetic proteins Orthop Clin N Am 45 (2014) /14/$ see front matter Ó 2014 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Bone shortening immediate management, C Capitellar osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) in throwing athlete, Children high-energy fractures in, See also High-energy fractures, pediatric Compression-based systems in EOS management, 509 Cyst(s) bone aneurysmal D Distraction-based systems in EOS management, ET, 507 growing rods, 505 hybrid rib to spine devices, 507 MCGR system, VEPTR, 507, 508 Distraction osteogenesis management, E Early onset scoliosis (EOS), introduction, management of anterolateral staple/tether in, 509 compression-based systems in, 509 current, distraction-based systems in, See also specific types and Distraction-based systems, in EOS management growth-guided systems in, nonoperative, operative, recent advances in, trends in, Elbow injuries of. See Elbow injuries little league orthopedic.theclinics.com
2 588 Elbow (continued) throwing biomechanics of, anatomic considerations, 556 Elbow injuries in throwing athlete, background, 571 lateral elbow pain related, little league elbow, medial elbow pain, See also Medial elbow pain osteophytes and loose bodies, 582 posterior elbow pain related, Elbow pain posterior EOS. See Early onset scoliosis (EOS) ET. See Expansion Thoracoplasty (ET) Expansion Thoracoplasty (ET) in EOS management, 507 F Flexor-pronator mass injury Fracture(s) acetabular. See Acetabular fractures high-energy pediatric, See also High-energy fractures, pediatric olecranon stress pelvic. See Pelvic fractures periprosthetic femur. See Periprosthetic femur fractures G Gene therapy regional Giant cell tumor of bone 548 Glenohumeral instability bone loss in, bipolar, 524 classification of, 529 diagnostic studies in, glenoid, 524 humeral, imaging in, introduction, 523 management of, glenoid defect options in, humeral head options in, patient history and physical examination in, surgical indications, natural history of, 527 pathophysiology of, Glenoid bone loss in glenohumeral instability, 524 Growing rods in EOS management, 505 Growth-guided systems H Hand(s) anatomic considerations, High-energy fractures pediatric, acetabular fractures, See also Acetabular fractures, pediatric anatomy related to, 484 complications of, 498 introduction, 483 pelvic fractures, See also Pelvic fractures, pediatric traumatic acetabular dysplasia, See also Traumatic acetabular dysplasia Humeral bone loss in glenohumeral instability, Humerus thrower s fracture of, See also Thrower s fracture of humerus Hybrid rib to spine devices in EOS management, 507 I IMN fixation. See Intramedullary nails (IMN) fixation Infection(s). See also specific types Propionibacterium acnes in shoulder surgery, See also Propionibacterium acnes infections, in shoulder surgery of shoulder joint, 516 Intramedullary nails (IMN) fixation J JIA. See Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) introduction, multiple joint involvement in surgical management of,
3 589 L complications of, 440 coordination of medical care and medications in, 436 lower extremity joint replacements in, staging of, 437 Lateral elbow pain in throwing athlete, Lique-Trolley system Little league elbow Loose bodies in throwing athlete, 582 Lower extremity traumatic bone loss in management of, See also Traumatic bone loss, in lower extremity, management of Lower extremity joint replacements in surgical management of JIA, TKA, total hip arthroplasty, M Magnetically controlled growth rod (MCGR) system in EOS management, Masquelet technique management, MCGR system. See Magnetically controlled growth rod (MCGR) system Medial elbow pain in throwing athlete, ulnar collateral ligament injury and, ulnar neuritis and, Medial epicondylar injury in throwing athlete, 577 Megaprosthesis reconstruction Multiple joint involvement in JIA surgical management of, See also Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), multiple joint involvement in, surgical management of N Neuritis ulnar in throwing athlete, See also Ulnar neuritis, in throwing athlete O OCD. See Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) Olecranon stress fracture Oncologic surgery upper extremity considerations for, See also Upper extremity(ies), considerations for oncologic surgery Open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) in periprosthetic femur fracture management after TKA, ORIF. See Open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) capitellar in throwing athlete, Osteogenesis distraction management, Osteophyte(s) in throwing athlete, 582 P Pain medial elbow in throwing athlete, See also Medial elbow pain, in throwing athlete Pelvic fractures pediatric, classification of, diagnostic imaging of, 489 treatment of, pelvic ring surgery in, Pelvic ring surgery technical considerations in, Pelvis pediatric anatomy of, 484 skeletally immature unique characteristics of, Periprosthetic femur fractures after TKA background of, classification of, 458 diagnosis and imaging of, treatment of, augmentation, 464 complications of, IMN fixation, nonoperative, operative, ORIF: locking plates, postoperative, revision TKA and megaprosthesis reconstruction,
4 590 Persistent olecranon physis in throwing athlete, 579 Posterior elbow pain Posterior olecranon impingement VEOS with, 578 Propionibacterium acnes infections microbiology of, 516 in shoulder surgery, evaluation of, introduction, treatment of antibiotic therapy in, prophylactic, surgical debridement or revision in, 520 Protein(s) bone morphogenetic R Radiocapitellar plica in throwing athlete, Reamer-irrigator-aspirator (RIA) management, RIA. See Reamer-irrigator-aspirator (RIA) Robotic total hip arthroplasty, introduction, postoperative care immediate, preoperative planning for, acetabular templating, 445 femoral templating, reference plane establishment and quantifying preoperative deformity, 445 segmentation, 444 preparation and patient positioning for, 446 rehabilitation and recovery after, 454 results in literature, surgical technique, approach to, modifications for direct anterior approach, procedure, S Scoliosis early onset, See also Early onset scoliosis (EOS) Shilla system Shoulder(s) anatomic considerations, Shoulder joint infections of, 516 Shoulder surgery Propionibacterium acnes infections in, See also Propionibacterium acnes infections, in shoulder surgery Skeletally immature pelvis unique characteristics of, Soft tissue sarcoma differential diagnosis of, 548 Subcutaneous transposition for ulnar neuritis in throwing athlete, Submuscular transposition for ulnar neuritis in throwing athlete, 577 T Thrower s fracture of humerus, case reports, discussion, introduction, Throwing athlete elbow injuries in, See also Elbow injuries, in throwing athlete Throwing elbow biomechanics of, TKA. See Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) Total hip arthroplasty introduction, robotic, See Robotic total hip arthroplasty in surgical management of JIA, Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) background of, periprosthetic femur fractures after treatment of, See also Periprosthetic femur fractures, after TKA, treatment of revision in surgical management of JIA, Traumatic acetabular dysplasia, cause of, evaluation and initiation treatment of, general considerations related to, pattern of, 484 Traumatic bone loss in lower extremity introduction, management of, bone morphogenetic proteins and regional gene therapy in, 479 distraction osteogenesis in, immediate bone shortening in, initial, 470 introduction, Masquelet technique in,
5 591 nonvascularized bone graft options in, RIA device in, vascularized bone grafts in, Triradiate injuries pediatric, 495, 498 Tumor(s) upper extremity considerations for oncologic surgery, See also Upper extremity(ies), U Ulnar collateral ligament injury in throwing athlete, anatomy related to, 572 causes of, 572 imaging studies of, 573 patient history and physical examination of, treatment of, Ulnar neuritis in throwing athlete, causes of, patient history and physical examination in, 575 subcutaneous transposition for, submuscular transposition for, 577 treatment of, 576 Upper extremity(ies) considerations for oncologic surgery, background, 541 tumors, See also Upper extremity(ies),, anatomic considerations, approach to patient with, biopsy of, 543 V clinical presentation of, differential diagnosis of, benign but locally aggressive lesions, common bone-forming tumors, common cartilage tumors, grading and staging of, surgical considerations for, bone reconstruction, 550 fibula autograft, 550 general, intralesional procedures, 549 nerve or vascular involvement, soft tissue reconstruction, wide resection, 549 workup for, Valgus extension overload syndrome (VEOS) with posterior olecranon impingement in throwing athlete, 578 Vascularized bone grafts management, VEOS. See Valgus extension overload syndrome (VEOS) VEPTR. See Vertical, expandable, prosthetic titanium rib (VEPTR) Vertical, expandable, prosthetic titanium rib (VEPTR) in EOS management, 507, 508 W Wrist anatomic considerations, 556
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