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[Endoscopic total hip replacement in conditions of acetabulum bone structures deficiency].

В. П. Волошин, G A Onoprienko, Martynenko Dv

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76 patients with acetabulum defects of posttraumatic, oncologic, displastic or systemic character, as wall as due to complications after previous hip replacement, were operated on. The author's non-tensioned acetabular component installation technique worked out for the endoscopic total hip replacement was used. Long-term follow-up results were considered to be successful in 88.6% of cases. Maximal follow-up period is 10 years.

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76 patients with acetabulum defects of posttraumatic, oncologic, displastic or systemic character, as wall as due to complications after previous hip replacement, were operated on. The author's non-tensioned acetabular component installation technique worked out for the endoscopic total hip replacement was used. Long-term follow-up results were considered to be successful in 88.6% of cases. Maximal follow-up period is 10 years.

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76 patients with acetabulum defects of posttraumatic, oncologic, displastic or systemic character, as wall as due to complications after previous hip replacement, were operated on. The author's non-tensioned acetabular component installation technique worked out for the endoscopic total hip replacement was used. Long-term follow-up results were considered to be successful in 88.6% of cases. Maximal follow-up period is 10 years.

Key concepts: Acetabulum, Total hip replacement, Medicine, Surgery

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