CURRENT TECHNIQUES OF DIAGNOSIS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF DYSPLASTIC COXARTHROSIS TREATMENT IN CHILDREN
41 patients with congenital dislocation, subluxation of the hip, and dysplastic coxarthrosis at the age of 5–16 years examined using current techniques of radiation diagnosis. All the patients operated on according to the methods developed in FSBI RISC RTO. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (MSCT) performed before and after surgical treatment, in the long-term period. The defeat of the articular cartilage was most characteristic of patients 14–16 years of age. There was a muscle wasting that three years after the end of treatment was not as pronounced. The complex examination using CT and MRI techniques for the hip in children after dysplastic coxarthrosis treatment allows to obtain objective data on the state of the joint all components, as well as to solve the problems of planning rehabilitative measures.