Deformity Index Update by Dr. Hitesh Shah
This content provides updates on the Deformity Index by Dr. Hitesh Shah, including interim radiological outcomes for the IPSG database, information on eligible patients, methods for assigning X-rays to raters, summaries of measurements, work to be done, and acknowledgments to the team. The study explores the reliability of the Deformity Index in predicting the shape of the femoral head at Legg-Calv.-Perthes disease healing.
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Deformity Index update Deformity Index update Dr. Hitesh Shah
Deformity index Deformity index Interim radiological outcome for IPSG database.
Eligible patients for DI Eligible patients for DI a. b. c. d. Unilaterally affected At least 2-year follow up (with AP) Key cohort requiring MRI Early stage at time of enrollment Exclude Bilateral cases Skeletal dysplasia Opposite hip radiograph missing
DI DI Assign all x rays to TWO raters Adobe illustrator software w, h, and d in the data base for each measurer Calculation of DI ICC >0.80 Take the average of two raters. Shah H, Singh KA, Swarup I, Morris W, Kim HKW, Joseph B. Does the Deformity Index Reliably Predict the Shape of the Femoral Head at Healing of Legg-Calv -Perthes Disease? J Pediatr Orthop. 2022 Feb 1;42(2):e163-e167.
Summary of 2024 Summary of 2024 5 rounds of measurements 340 patients
Work to be done Work to be done Patients under 6 year- 120 patients have finished 2 year f/up All IPSG data at 2 year follow-up
Thanks Thanks to the team to the team Kumar Amerendra Singh Ben Martin Juan Carlos Abril Candelaria Mercado All are welcome
