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hip differs in pathogenesis and diagnosis. The literature includes mainly case reports on hip arthritis while a few case series/retrospective cohort studies have been published in the last 20 years. Since the presentation and outcomes in adults differ

history of trauma or underlying disease, constitutes a relatively small proportion of ankle arthritis. 1 Ankle arthritis has low prevalence compared with knee or hip arthritis, but once it progresses, it can lead to pain, dysfunction and abnormal gait

of hip arthritis especially in young adult females due to genetic and cultural reasons. The underlying pathology is unique, and presents structural features that need to be addressed in the course of treatment. Until recently, the results of hip

abnormality, eventually leading to secondary hip arthritis. 2 , 3 Acetabular retroversion is described as a posteriorly oriented acetabular opening with reference to the sagittal plane, 4 and can be seen as an isolated entity but may also be seen in

pathomechanism leading to degenerative hip arthritis and is defined by a lateral centre-edge angle of less than 22°. 41 Further prognostic values are an acetabular index > 14° and a femoral head extrusion index > 27%. Typically, the entire innominate bone is

developing hip arthritis in the young adult. Thomas et al stated that 23.8% of patients treated with a Salter osteotomy had needed a THR 40 years after acetabuloplasty. 77 Furthermore, another 17% presented arthritis grades 3 or 4 (Kellgren and Lawrence

Ragheb G Hamed A Ali A Karim S . Digital templating for THA: a simple computer-assisted application for complex hip arthritis cases . Biomed Tech (Berl) 2016 ; 61 : 519 – 524 . 34. Shemesh SS Robinson J Keswani A

. Conclusions THA is a remarkably successful operation for managing patients with end-stage hip arthritis. PMMA bone cement, which has been used since the early iterations of modern THA, has been falling out of favor in recent years compared to uncemented

) aspect of the femoral head at time of arthroplasty, at 12 years of follow-up. Both these techniques neither stopped progression towards hip arthritis nor improved the quality of life of the patients and have therefore been abandoned. Novel

Introduction Total hip replacement has been the definitive form of treatment for end-stage hip arthritis for several decades and offers significant benefit to these patients by alleviating their pain and improving their mobility. The goal of