Early resection of ectopic bone in patients with heterotopic ossification about the hip after trauma

Keyphrases

• Trauma 100%
• Ectopic Bone 100%
• Heterotopic Ossification 100%
• Early Resection 100%
• Resection 50%
• Surgical Approach 20%
• Risk Factors 10%
• Brain Injury 10%
• Computed Tomography 10%
• Clinical Course 10%
• Post-resection 10%
• Post-traumatic 10%
• Level 1 Trauma Center 10%
• Retrospective Case Series 10%
• Stiffness 10%
• Flexion-extension 10%
• Common Complications 10%
• Laceration 10%
• Bone Maturation 10%
• Arc of Motion 10%
• Surgical Complications 10%
• Male Gender 10%
• High-energy Trauma 10%
• Hip Motion 10%
• Symptom Recurrence 10%
• Iliofemoral 10%
• Clinical Cohort 10%
• Intervention Early 10%
• Injury Risk Factors 10%
• Gluteal 10%
• Indications for Resection 10%
• Kocher-Langenbeck 10%
• Postoperative X-rays 10%
• Sciatic Nerve Lesion 10%
• Hip Ankylosis 10%
• Senior Authors 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Injury 100%
• Heterotopic Ossification 100%
• Surgery 100%
• Hip 100%
• Recurrent Disease 30%
• Surgical Approach 20%
• Outcome Assessment 10%
• Wound 10%
• Disease Course 10%
• Postoperative Complication 10%
• Brain Injury 10%
• Nerve Lesion 10%
• Laceration 10%
• Sciatic Nerve 10%
• Early Intervention 10%
• Ankylosis 10%
• Triage 10%
• Bone Maturation 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Surgery 100%
• Injury 100%
• Heterotopic Ossification 100%
• Recurrent Disease 30%
• Surgical Approach 20%
• Triage 10%
• Rigidity 10%
• Disease Course 10%
• Outcome Assessment 10%
• Brain Injury 10%
• Early Intervention 10%
• Wound 10%
• Postoperative Complication 10%
• Laceration 10%
• Nerve Lesion 10%
• Ankylosis 10%
• X-Ray Computed Tomography 10%