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,133 primary total knee replacements carried out in the UK; 925,320 (94.66%) of these primary total knee replacements were cemented, with 43,011 (4.4%) uncemented and 9,157 (0.94%) hybrid. Since 2003, the use of cemented fixation in primary TKA has increased
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in depth is the comparison of the usefulness of preoperative digital two-dimensional (2D) templating in planning both cemented and uncemented THA. It is possible that with uncemented prostheses surgeons will sometimes use a smaller prosthesis size
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components to bone with acrylic cement. This, as well as future designs of THA, has shown excellent long-term outcomes, with THA being coined as ‘the orthopedic operation of the century’ ( 1 ). As the utilization of THA developed, press-fit components have
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hyperintensity signal on T2 scans, a marker of oedema that is correlated with pain levels and to non-surgical management success ( Fig. 1 ). 8 Percutaneous treatment of these types of fractures consists of bone cement augmentation with or without the use of
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Introduction In the 1950s, self-curing polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), also known as bone cement, was introduced in orthopaedics practice for femoral stem fixation by Edward Haboush (New York), Frederick Roeck Thompson (New York), Kenneth McKee
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include a wide variety of internal fixation methods, hemiarthroplasty or total hip replacement. The case for arthroplasty was strengthened by the use of bone cement that allows early mobilization of the fractured, elderly and morbid patients. The aims of
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-morbidities together with the increasing spread of resistant pathogens, prevention is gaining increasing importance. Peri-operative antibiotic prophylaxis during implant surgery is a recognized necessity. Further addition of local antibiotics eluting from bone cement
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Introduction In orthopedic oncological practice, intralesional curettage and bone cementation are performed routinely for the treatment of benign aggressive bone tumors such as giant cell tumor of bone (GCTB) ( 1 ). Bone cement (especially
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replacement, and his low-friction arthroplasty produced excellent long-term results. 2 The original polished, cemented flatback stem functioned as a taper 3 , 4 but subsequent changes to the design changed it into a composite beam. 5 Taper
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variant; AS, sickle cell trait; ON, osteonecrosis; C, cemented; U, uncemented. * Results are given as mean with the range in parentheses. Operative and implant data Twelve studies reported on the type of surgical approach used. 7 , 9
