Neglected traumatic hip dislocation: Influence of the increased intracapsular pressure

Table 1 Baseline data and outcome for a group of patients, they were treated late for traumatic hip dislocation

No.	Baseline data						Outcomes
	Age	Sex	NP in days	Trauma	Dislocation type	Associated injury	Follow-up period, yr	Clinical		Radiologic
								Score	Rating
1	3	M	4	Minor	T-E type 1	Isolated	20	18 point	Excellent	Normal
2	33	M	3	Severe	T-E type 1	Polytrauma	18	14 point	Fair	AVN
3	5	F	3	Minor	T-E type 1	Isolated	18	18 point	Excellent	Normal
4	27	M	2	Severe	T-E type 1	Polytrauma	16	12 point	Poor	AVN
5	55	M	1	Severe	T-E type 4	Polytrauma	15	14 point	Fair	AVN
6	26	M	1	Severe	T-E type 2	Acetabular fracture	15	16 point	Good	Normal
7	19	M	2	Severe	T-E type 3	Acetabular fracture	13	14 point	Fair	AVN
8	6	F	2	Minor	T-E type 1	Isolated	12	18 point	Excellent	Normal
9	4	M	3	Minor	T-E type 1	Sciatic	12	18 point	Excellent	Normal
10	70	F	3	Minor	T-E type 1	Isolated	9	18 point	Excellent	Normal
11	36	F	4	Severe	T-E type 4	Polytrauma	8	12 point	Poor	AVN
12	4	F	3	Minor	T-E type 1	Isolated	8	18 point	Excellent	Normal
13	36	M	2	Severe	T-E type 2	Acetabular fracture	8	17 point	Good	Normal
14	24	F	2	Severe	T-E type 2	Acetabular fracture	7	16 point	Good	Normal
15	6	F	2	Severe	T-E type 1	Femoral fracture	7	18 point	Excellent	Normal
16	29	M	4	Severe	T-E type 1	Polytrauma	6	12 point	Poor	AVN
17	57	M	1	Minor	T-E type 1	Isolated	4	18 point	Excellent	Normal

NP: Negligence period; M: Male; F: Female; T-E: Thompson-Epstein; AVN: Avascular necrosis.