Chapter Preview CHAPTER SYNOPSIS This chapter outlines the role and technique of proximal femoral replacement in the armamentarium of the reconstructive hip surgeon. Simply stated, when the proximal 25% to…
Chapter Preview CHAPTER SYNOPSIS This chapter describes the technique of femoral impaction grafting. The basic science, technique development, procedures, and experience of the Exeter group are discussed. IMPORTANT POINTS 1…
Chapter Preview Chapter Synopsis Periprosthetic fracture around hip arthroplasty is a difficult problem that is increasing in prevalence. This chapter describes the problem, discusses classification schemes, and summarizes modern alternatives…
Chapter Preview CHAPTER SYNOPSIS This chapter describes the indications, component design, surgical technique, and long-term results for acetabular reconstruction with a flanged acetabular component. The triflange cup is indicated in…
Chapter Preview CHAPTER SYNOPSIS The tapered, fluted revision hip stem has solved a serious problem in revision arthroplasty. By using the remaining intact diaphyseal bone stock for fixation, these stems…
Chapter Preview Chapter Synopsis Osteolysis of the bone surrounding total hip replacements is a relatively common and potentially serious complication. This chapter reviews the etiology of osteolysis around total hip…
Chapter Preview CHAPTER SYNOPSIS Acetabular revision with uncemented hemispheric components has demonstrated excellent mid- and long-term results. Clinical success and surgeon familiarity with hemisphere cup insertion techniques make this the…
Chapter Preview CHAPTER SYNOPSIS: 1 Cemented femoral revision serves as an option for patients who are elderly, are low demand, have poor femoral bone stock, are at high risk for…
Chapter Preview Chapter Synopsis Patients with infection after total hip arthroplasty can present with a wide spectrum of symptoms and findings. Evaluation of the patient with a potentially infected total…
Chapter Preview Chapter synopsis Revision hip arthroplasty begins with extrication of the retained components before surgical reconstruction. Although the removal of loose implants may be relatively straightforward, the removal of…
