Humans ; Traumatology

133 cases of total hip arthroplasty at the lower limb department of the center for traumatology and orthopaedy from January 1995 to December 1999. One hundred and thirty-three cases of hip arthroplasty had been done for one hundred and twenty patients from January 1995 to December 1999 at the Lower Limb Department of the Center for Traumatology and Orthopaedy. The rate of excellent and good results was 93.2%, medium: 3.4%, and poor: 2.5%. Complications after hip arthroplasty included: infection 3%, dislocation 5.2% and femoral fracture 2.2%. Our five-years follow-up is a review of the
Arthroplasty, Replacement, Hip ; Traumatology

China ; Periodicals as Topic ; Traumatology

China ; Periodicals as Topic ; Traumatology

The First International Editorial Board Meeting of Chinese Journal of Traumatology was held in Guiyang, China on August 16, 2015. Totally 32 domestic and 20 foreign professors from America, Europe, Asia and Oceania attended the panel discussion about the future of this journal. Some experience from globally excellent journals was proposed.
Periodicals as Topic ; Traumatology

China ; Orthopedics ; methods ; Traumatology ; methods

Humans ; Orthopedics ; methods ; trends ; Traumatology ; methods ; trends

China ; Humans ; Orthopedics ; methods ; trends ; Traumatology ; methods ; trends

China ; Facial Injuries ; surgery ; Humans ; Mouth ; injuries ; Traumatology

SkeIetaI injuries induced by falling from height seems to deserve special interest in many aspects from the view point of traumatology. A few authors have reported on the observation of mass injuries of this type of trauma. The author have treated and observed 41 cases of mass casualties who fell from 8 to 22.6 meters height and nine cases of other consecutive series of skeIetal injuries who fell from 8 to 40 meters height induced by falling from relatively higher height. Clinical analysis for this material is reported on this paper. 1. Seven fatal cases out of 50 cases were all caused by head injuries and fracture of the cervical spine. 2. Twenty one cases out of 42 injured cases had fracture and number of fractured bone were 33, among them seven cases had fracture of the spine included 10 vertebrae, with higher incidence. 3. One who fell from 22.6 meters height had no injury and two survivals who fell from 20 and 40 meters height respectively were accidentally helped by interruption of their fallings, such as holding and being hung momentarily on some scaffold on the way of falling. 4. Grade of injuries induced by falling was related to the height, body weight and elasticity of floor in this series. 5. Consciousness at the moment of falling seems to be related to grade of injury in this series and the higher the height, the more frequently consciousness was loss.
Accidental Falls ; Body Height ; Consciousness ; Craniocerebral Trauma ; Elasticity ; Incidence ; Mass Casualty Incidents ; Spine ; Traumatology