Angle of Inclination |Coxa Valga | Coxa Vara- (Hip Biomechanics)

Simplified detailed lecture on Angle of inclination,Coxa valga and Coxa vara of hip complex.Angle of inclination occurs in the frontal plane with an axis passing through the femoral head and neck with the longitudinal axis of femur.The normal angle of inclination of femur is about 125 degrees and can have a value ranging from 110-144 degree. In women angle of inclination is smaller than that of men mostly due to the wider pelvis and further there is individual variations between average values of angle of inclination.The angle of inclination changes across the lifespan for instance its 150 degree at birth.
A pathological decrease in medial angulation of neck and shaft is known as Coxa Vara and an increase in the angulation is known as Coxa Valga. In coxa valga angle aof inclination is greater than 125 degree and it results in various changes in body like change in abductor muscle moment arm, decrease in trabecular system of femur,decrease stability of hip,predisposes to hip dislocation etc. At the same Coxa Vara increases stability of hip,improvement in congruence, increase moment of abductor muscles etc.
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Hi, I am a new subscriber (physiotherapy student) and I really found your video useful and easy to watch but I have 2 question. 1) are coxa vara and coxa valga always associated with genu valgum and genu varus? and if you don't mind, could you try to explain to me why coxa valga causes the gravitational imbalance? thank you very much!

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Sir why coxa valga is associated with genu varum at knee joint ?

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Well explained 👏 but I have a problem in one point. My teacher said in coxa vara the amount of muscle force and joint reaction force decrease. It's not right,is it??😕

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Abductors are stretched beyond their functional limit ,so later fails to function

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You said the normal range is between 110-144 then why it is approximately 150 degree at birth?

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Will I able to do box splits with coxa vara/valga hip deformity?

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Nice explanation 👍 but maybe it would’ve been better if u had explained classes of levers, the abductor mechanism and shortening/lengthening of the lever arm using a diagram instead of just the bones..like explaining that mechanical advantage is the ratio of effort arm to resistance arm and all..I had actually studied mechanics of the hip the day before so I understand what you’re talking about, but if I hadn’t, I wouldn’t be able to understand much.

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Hey could anyone explain what does "FRACTURE OF THE NECK OF LEFT FEMUR WITH COXA VARA SEEN" exactly mean ?

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How long it will take to recover from femur neck fracture.

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Tony, in case of coxa valga / vara and leg length discrepancy is it recomended using a insole to equal legs length? Would that make the situation better or worse?

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Sir can u explain in what circumstances will coxa vara cause genu varum and how does genu varum causes intoeing ?

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You've said things right, but have demonstrated it wrong, in coxa vara, the femur will move inwards which will lead to knock knee deformation, but you've demonstrated things completely opposite

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What is bending moment

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U said in coxa vara leg length is changed...its the same for coxa valga also?

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Yes, a patholgical increase in angle of inclination creates a longer limb. But in coxa valga and vara body has an adoptive pattern which makes the diffrence less pronounced.

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Thats is in coxa valga its commonly seen that patient adopts hip abduction and is commonly accompained by genu vara.And coxa vara its often accompained by a position of addiction at hip along with genu valga.Thank you for the question

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But why do I have bilateral femoral retroversion . I have coxa valga of 143 and 160 in the right and left limb respectively

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bilateral coxa valga is seen and pointing out exact reasons of it with out proper evaluation is difficult...we have to look into whether its congential,acquired or developmental........for more assistance get back to me via social media profiles....links are in description...thnks for writing up

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In cox valga momemtum will increase

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