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in 2003 and includes 38 402 resurfacing and 30 793 stemmed MoM implants. This registry has been cross-linked with the British cancer, heart failure and GPRD registries. Register of Prosthetic Orthopaedic Implants (RIPO), Emilia-Romagna, Italy
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substantially lower than 1 mm 3 /year for 28 mm prosthetic femoral heads. 17 - 20 Since aseptic loosening after THA is rare, survival advantages of HXLPE will inevitably need to be determined in large cohorts, and long observation periods will be
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is the improvement of patients’ outcome in relation to post-surgery function as well as material changes in the long-term monitoring ( 12 ). The physical, biological, and chemical reactions integrated into the prosthetic and osteosynthesis implants
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Despite the development of several preventative measures, the annual incidence of peri-prosthetic joint infection (PJI) in THA is 1.17% and has a five-year mortality rate of 21.12%. 7 The annual cost for revisions due to PJI was US$566 million in 2009
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. Specifically noted complications included soft tissue inflammatory reaction simulating infection, silicone particulate synovitis, osteolysis, prosthetic wear and fragmentation with proximal migration of silicone particles causing inguinal lymphadenopathy. 12
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2014, Skaggs et al. classified those growth-friendly surgical techniques as distraction-based, compression-based, and guided growth methods ( 48 ). Distraction-based implants include Traditional Growing Rods (TGR), Vertical Expandable Prosthetic
