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because of failure of the implant or the surrounding bone. It is anticipated that the demand for revision surgery will increase 2 – 5 and a change in the pattern in indications and timing of revisions has been described. 6 Revision surgery is
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at 3 T, direct MR arthrography is still the current diagnostic gold-standard in the detection of chondrolabral lesions. 7 – 9 MR arthrograms provide crucial prognostic information as extensive cartilage defects, acetabular cysts and osteophyte
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constructed in the surgical field using antibiotic-impregnated PMMA. Common forms of handmade static spacer may include beads, balls, flattened blocks and intramedullary dowels/rods of PMMA, fashioned to fit the local bone defects ( 27 ). Handmade spacers
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circulation leading to anaemia. Of greater clinical importance, sickle-shape cells cause vascular occlusion, resulting in ischaemia and tissue infarction. Patients homozygous for the sickle cell gene (SS haemoglobin) are at high risk of bone osteonecrosis 1
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cemented conventional cup, with or without impaction grafting. Lower re-revision rate due to dislocation and due to any reason was observed after four years with use of DMCs. The role of DMCs in revisions with more severe bone defects is still unclear, but