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What is Apparent lengthening of limb is seen in which TB hip stage of? and explain in detail?
TUBERCULOSIS OF HIP: INITIAL FOCUS IN ACETABULUM (MOST COMMON SITE) AND FEMUR (BABCOCK'S TRIANGLE) staging of T.B hip is given in treasure attached Stages of TB ahritis: Hip 1. Stage of synovitis: flexion, abduction, external rotation - apparent lengthening 2. Stage of early ahritis: flexion, adduction, internal rotation - apparent shoening (<1cm) 3. Stage of late ahritis: flexion, adduction, internal rotation - true shoening (>1cm) 4. Stage of subluxation (wandering acetabulum): pestle and moar deformity (large acetabulum and small head of femur) 5. Stage of fibrous ankylosis.