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Management of acetabular accident in replacement of total hip

Tang Shang-quan

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Objective To explore the methods for management of acetabular accident in replacement total hip Methods 11 cases (13 hip) of defect of the acetabulum during the operation of replacement of total hip were analyzed. The acetabulum was rebuilt using the autogeneous bone grafting of cut femoral head. Results All the cases were followed up from 6 months to 3 years according to clinical and radiological evaluation, with 84.62 % excellent and good rate. No loosening or dislocation of prosthesis was found. Conclusion Acetabular reconstruction with autogenous grafts from the femoral head promises to be very successful for acetabular accident in replacement of total hip.

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Objective To explore the methods for management of acetabular accident in replacement total hip Methods 11 cases (13 hip) of defect of the acetabulum during the operation of replacement of total hip were analyzed. The acetabulum was rebuilt using the autogeneous bone grafting of cut femoral head. Results All the cases were followed up from 6 months to 3 years according to clinical and radiological evaluation, with 84.62 % excellent and good rate. No loosening or dislocation of prosthesis was found. Conclusion Acetabular reconstruction with autogenous grafts from the femoral head promises to be very successful for acetabular accident in replacement of total hip.

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Objective To explore the methods for management of acetabular accident in replacement total hip Methods 11 cases (13 hip) of defect of the acetabulum during the operation of replacement of total hip were analyzed. The acetabulum was rebuilt using the autogeneous bone grafting of cut femoral head. Results All the cases were followed up from 6 months to 3 years according to clinical and radiological evaluation, with 84.62 % excellent and good rate. No loosening or dislocation of prosthesis was found. Conclusion Acetabular reconstruction with autogenous grafts from the femoral head promises to be very successful for acetabular accident in replacement of total hip.

Key concepts: Acetabulum, Medicine, Femoral head, Total hip replacement, Prosthesis, Radiological weapon, Surgery

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