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Title: 94 y.o. female with severe hip pain and senile dementia


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94 y.o. female with severe hip pain and senile
dementia
  • Geriatric Case Series
  • Hospital for Special Surgery
  • January 31, 2008

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94 y.o. Female presents with severe right hip pain
  • History of Present Illness
  • Progressive senile dementia for past 5 years.
    Poor short term memory. History of petit mal
    seizures for 5 years.
  • Mild R hip pain for years but physically and
    socially active. Lived in assisted living
    apartment. Enjoyed croquet.
  • 6 mos ago pain became severe and patient refused
    to ambulate.

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94 y.o. Female presents with severe right hip pain
  • History of Present Illness
  • Gave up all social activities
  • Required 24 hour care
  • C/O constant severe R hip pain
  • Presented for evaluation for R THR accompanied by
    daughter and home health aid

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94 y.o. Female presents with severe right hip pain
  • Additional Orthopedic History
  • No other joint complaints. No complaint of back
    pain
  • PMH
  • No comorbidities except progressive senile
    dementia
  • Petit-Mal seizures for 5 years controlled with
    phenobarb. Last seizure 2005
  • Meds Prozac 20 mg daily, Phenobarb 60 mg daily
    and Prilosec 20 mg BID. Tylenol prn pain

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94 y.o. Female presents with severe right hip pain
  • Physical Exam
  • Well appearing elderly female in wheelchair.
    Partially oriented
  • Able to verbalize the reason for her visit. Able
    to express desire to be relieved of hip pain.
    Expressed a sense of humor
  • Reluctant to walk and severe pain with R hip ROM
  • Labs Hgb 14.6 g/dl creat 0.9, BCP wnl ECG wnl.

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94 y.o. Female presents with severe right hip pain
  • Hospital Course
  • 7/9/07 R THR CSE anesthesia cemented
    constrained cup/cemented stem
  • Total EBL 310cc 1 unit prbcs postop hgb 10.1

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94 y.o. Female presents with severe right hip pain
  • Hospital Course
  • POD1 confused in AM but at baseline by evening.
    Sat and dangled
  • POD2 Alert but disoriented. Walked with
    therapist in AM.
  • POD2 _at_ 540 pm witnessed seizure and then
    unresponsive for 20 minutes. Thereafter awake but
    somnolent. Stat phenobarb level 10.3 g/dl ( 15-40
    )
  • Neuro consult PACU phenobarb bolus

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94 y.o. Female presents with severe right hip pain
  • Hospital Course
  • POD 6 Floor care No further seizure activity.
    Ambulating 30 ft.
  • POD7 Transferred to SNF?/ assisted living.
    Phenobarb level 15.9
  • 6 mos postop In assisted living back to
    independent ambulation 24 hr HHA re-engaged
    socially. Family states the surgery a complete
    success.

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DiscussionHip Pain and Its Impact on Overall
Health in Elderly
  • Dawson et al cross sectional survey of the
    residents of Oxfordshire gtr 65 yrs
  • Incidence of hip pain 20
  • Absence of OA overall health status (SF-36)
    equal to under 65 y.o. population
  • Hip or knee OA negatively impacted health status
    dose response relationship
  • More than 3 involved joints health status gtr
    85 yrs
  • Hip and knee symptoms are largely responsible
    for poor health status of elderly. Eradication of
    hip/knee pain will raise the health status(SF-36)
    to a level equal to those under 65

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DiscussionTHR in Nonagenarians
  • In 1995 1.25 million nonagenarians in the USA.
  • Incidence of THR in the nonagenarian population
    1995
  • - 136 THRs per 10,000
  • - 33,851 performed
  • - Mortality rate 2.3

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Total Joint ArthroplastyThe Octogenarian
  • Reported Outcomes
  • Berend et al ( J Arthroplasty 182003)
  • LInsalata et al ( J Arthroplasty 71992)
  • Shah et al ( CORR 4252004 )
  • Improvement in hip and knee scores is comparable
    to younger series
  • Revisions only for infection TKR higher
    infection risk than THR
  • Higher risk of perioperative complications
    longer hospital stays but low perioperative
    mortality

Delerium, MI, Pneumonia, UTI and Decubitius
Ulcer
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Total Joint ReplacementThe Octogenarian
Birdsall et al JBJS 81B 1999
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Prevention of Delirium in Elderlypatients
following hip surgery
  • Cochrane Database 2007
  • Delerium occurs in 40-60 of elderly orthopedic
    patients
  • Pre-existing dementia is most sig. risk factor
  • Few studies on prevention only 3 of note
  • Stromberg Randomized trial of a pro-active
    reorientation program.
  • Kalisvaart randomized trial of prophylactic
    Haldol (1.5 mg /day)
  • Marcantonio Pre-op geriatric consultation to
    address risk factors and health issues.

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Prevention of Delirium in Elderlypatients
following hip surgery
  • Summary of Studies
  • Best results pre-op geriatric consultation
    addressing health issues in preparation for
    surgery
  • Reorientation programs and prophylactic Haldol
    ineffective in prevention but may help reduce
    severity and duration of acute episodes.
  • Best evidence suggests
  • - benefit of proactive geriatric care
  • - use of modalities to orient elderly patients
    such clocks, TV, high nursing ratio, and regular
    clothes
  • - preventive medication?? Needs study!!

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Allegaert Case Presentation References
  • Berend et al ( J Arthroplasty 182003)
  • LInsalata et al ( J Arthroplasty 71992)
  • Kalisvaart, KJ, deJohnge, JF, Bogaards, MJ
    Haloperidol prophylaxis for elderly hip-surgery
    patients at risk for delirium a randomized
    placebo controlled study. J Am Geriatric Soc
    2005 53 1658-1666.
  • Marcantonio, ER, Flacker, JM, Wright, RJ,
    Resnick, NM Reducing delirium after hip
    fracture a randomized trial. J Am Geriatric Soc
    2001 49 516-522
  • Shah et al ( CORR 4252004 )
  • Siddiqi, N, Stockdale, R, Britton, AM, Holmes, J
    Intervention for preventing delirium in
    hospitalized patients. Cochrane Database Syst
    Rev. 2007 18 CD005563.
  • Stromberg, L, Ohlen, G, Nordin, C, Lindgren, U,
    Svensson, O Postoperative mental impairment in
    hip fracture patients. Acta Orthop Scand 1999
    70 250-255
  • Williams-Russo, P, Urquhart, BL, Sharrock, NE,
    Charlson, ME Postoperative delirium predictors
    and prognosis in orthopedic patients. J Am
    Geriatric Soc 1992 40 759-767.

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Allegaert Case PresentationSummary Points
  • OA hip can severely impact health quality of
    nonagenarians
  • THR has higher risk of morbidity but acceptable
    mortality and effectively eliminates pain and
    restores QOL
  • Mechanical failure unlikely constraint
  • Delirium common esp in demented pts
  • Proactive programs help
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