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plane (APP), originally used by Lewinnek ( 45 ) for positioning the acetabular cup in prone total hip arthroplasty, was the most mentioned with 59 studies. The most anterior points of the two anterior superior iliac spines (ASIS) and a point midway
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, here, we demonstrated an example of by-products released from MoM hip implants ( Fig. 1 ). Generally, in a MoM hip replacement, wear debris is caused by wear and corrosion (e.g. tribocorrosion) at the head–cup interface and head–stem taper junction ( 19
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Putananon et al. ( 47 ), that compared all the surgical approaches for THA. The positioning of the acetabular cup and the postoperative LLD, crucial for assessing the success of the surgical technique, were less emphasized in their report. Therefore, due
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surgery to the hip, the need for altered post-operative rehabilitation and a high rate of complications. 38 , 39 Some technical precautions may help to improve THA outcomes in these patients. 39 Indeed, the use of dual-mobility cups further
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-methacrylate (PMMA) for anchoring of Austin Moore femoral head prosthesis, inspired by techniques used in dentistry ( 8 ). In 1960, he added a cup to replace the acetabulum ( 5 ). He used stainless steel as a material for the stem, and, to reduce wear and torque, he
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by comparisons of CoC with MoP. The high-granularity commissioned NJR data exploration revealed that, after adjustment for gender, age group, ASA class, as well as stem and cup fixation, the observed expected ratio of infections was 0.88 with
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