Duff S R, Bennett D
Vet Rec. 1982 Aug 14;111(7):140-3. doi: 10.1136/vr.111.7.140.
The results of closed manipulative reduction and De Vita pinning in the treatment of small animal hip luxations have been analysed. Closed reduction is worth attempting as an initial form of treatment even in chronic luxations, but successful relocation may require more than one manipulative reduction. Inadequate placement of De Vita pins or their early migration predisposes to reluxation. Hip luxations are prone to reluxation during the eight weeks following reduction.
对小动物髋关节脱位采用闭合手法复位和德维塔钢针固定治疗的结果进行了分析。即使是慢性脱位，闭合复位作为初始治疗方式也值得尝试，但成功复位可能需要不止一次的手法复位。德维塔钢针放置不当或早期移位易导致再脱位。髋关节脱位在复位后的八周内容易发生再脱位。
