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data suggests that “Clinicians should consider the use of XPE when using a polyethylene bearing in THA”. 29 A minimum XPE thickness must be preserved as breakage of the XPE liners has been described especially in steep cups with elevated rims and
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126 patients (252 hips) with bilateral THA (one CoC and the contralateral ceramic-PE) who had THA performed between 1978 and 1985. All patients received the same implants except for the cup. The ceramic head was 32 mm in diameter on each side and
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those classified according to fixation technique as cemented, uncemented, and hybrids (uncemented cup/cemented stem). Focus on metal-on-metal hip devices Johanson et al (2010) compared 1638 hip resurfacing arthroplasties in Sweden, Norway and
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–Schneider anti-protrusion cage and cemented acetabular cup were commonly used. Cementing of femoral stem depended mainly on the bone quality of femur ( Table 4 ). Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the studies included in the systematic review
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( 11 , 12 ). There is a lack of readily available information on the short- and long-term outcomes of the commonly employed materials in acetabular revision procedures, including revision antiprotrusio cages, cup–cage constructs, custom triflange
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described as ‘particle disease’. 2 According to these researchers, polyethylene (PE) debris particles are generated in the absence of fluid film lubrication between the femoral head and the acetabular cup, due to abrasive and adhesive wear caused by the
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measurement of stem version allows subsequent adjustment of planned acetabular component positioning prior to reaming and cup placement. This is based on the theory of combined version as described by Ranawat and Dorr. 35 , 36 Although the femur is
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operation. The peak temperatures in one hip with polyethylene cups rose up to 43.3 °C after an hour of walking (even the rectal temperature rose by 0.7 °C to 37.8 °C), the average peak temperature of all hips after operation was 41.4 °C. In the same patient
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reconstruction techniques have been proposed, including structural allografts, bone impaction grafting, jumbo cups, anti-protrusion cages, trabecular metal augments, cup-cage combinations, oblong cups and custom-made cages ( 4 , 5 , 7 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10
