The effect of intracapsular pressure and extension of the hip on oxygenation of the juvenile femoral epiphysis: a study in the goat
We have investigated the effect of joint tamponade and of traction in extension on the oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions in the femoral head of the immature goat, using mass spectrometry. Tamponade of 75 mmHg caused the oxygen tension in the femoral head to drop from 48 +/- 4 mmHg to 29 +/- 3 mmHg....
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| description | We have investigated the effect of joint tamponade and of traction in extension on the oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions in the femoral head of the immature goat, using mass spectrometry. Tamponade of 75 mmHg caused the oxygen tension in the femoral head to drop from 48 +/- 4 mmHg to 29 +/- 3 mmHg. Traction in extension further decreased the oxygen tension. Both these changes were highly significant. The partial pressure of carbon dioxide increased, but to a lesser extent and only effusion together with traction gave a statistically significant effect. Our study showed that joint effusion can produce hypoxia in the bone as a result of impaired blood flow to the femoral head. The application of traction increases this haemodynamic effect. |
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