, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK “The clinical material relates to the hips operated on from November 1962, when high…
, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK In any design or method of cup fixation the one limiting factor is the…
, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK The operative procedure of total hip arthroplasty can be viewed as two separate but…
, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK The patient is splinted with the leg in abduction for three weeks, and is…
, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK Deep infection after elective surgery is a serious complication. The problem is even more…
, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK Leg length discrepancy, in general, and leg over-lengthening in particular, after total hip arthroplasty,…
, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK From Low Friction to Low Frictional Torque “In a design of a load bearing…
, Paul D. Siney1 and Patricia A. Fleming1 (1) The John Charnley Research Institute Wrightington Hospital, Wigan, Lancashire, UK The clinical results of this operation are so good that one often feels they…
Skin sclerosis Dispygmentation Intradermal and subcutaneous calcinosis Telangectasia Ulcerations/scars Telangiectasia and ulcerations/scars are addressed in other parts of the present book. This chapter is confined to the first three aspects….
