hip joint replacement
Risk factors for renal dysfunction after total hip joint replacement; a retrospective cohort study
... total hip joint replacement using cementless CORAIL®stem with either Pinnacle or Avantage cup, between January 2011 and December ...of hip fractures (n = 48). A total of 599 patients with a ...
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Biomaterials in Hip Joint Replacement
... Total hip joint replacement is unavoidable in the orthopedic application, for improving the quality of patient life suffering from ...damaged joint with artificial joint gaining ...
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Hip joint replacement surgery for idiopathic osteoarthritis aggregates in families
... for joint arthroplasty among siblings with OA when the proband had unilateral versus bilateral ...prior joint arthroplasty, and family history of arthro- plasty in a sibling as potential risk ...of ...
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Hip joint replacement surgery has been the most common
... the hip is generally performed for fem- oral head disease, not hip joint ...for hip hemiarthroplasty include osteonecrosis of the femoral head (before secondary osteoarthritis has devel- ...
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Development of Optimal Total Hip Joint Replacement
... whole hip endoprosthesis using ...the hip implant from one moving contact between two large surfaces, into a large number of rolling contacts, can result in many difficulties relating to performance and ...
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Hip surgeons and leg length inequality after primary hip replacement.
... The hip should be able to be distracted from the acetabular component if the hips are the correct ...the hip cannot be distracted at all the hip is too ...
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Shoulder and elbow joint replacement
... Cartilage – a layer of tough, slippery tissue that covers the ends of the bones in a joint. It acts as a shock-absorber and allows smooth movement between bones. Disease-modifying anti-rheumatoid drugs (DMARDs) – ...
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Cost effectiveness of Birmingham Hip Resurfacing compared to Total Hip Replacement
... the HIP and Hip and Knee Replacement Project ...a hip or knee replacement, either under the new continuum or under the conventional method of service ...only hip ...
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WELCOME TO JOINT REPLACEMENT CENTER
... Most patients are ready for discharge. Day three is similar to day two in the morning. Group therapy will consist of walking, exercises, stairs and attention to any other individual needs. It is likely that you will meet ...
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Surgical treatment of unstable intertrochanteric fractures by bipolar hip replacement or total hip replacement in elderly osteoporotic patients
... All patients were operated within 48 hours of admission. Patients were operated under spinal or general anesthesia. They were pre- pared for surgery as for a routine total hip replacement, and posi- tioned ...
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Exercise Guide for Hip Replacement Surgery
... Follow suggestions to keep your pain under control in the early days after surgery. This reduces your chance of long term pain and helps you to move more freely. Get enough sleep and maintain regular bowel movements. In ...
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Fast-track program of elective joint replacement in hip and knee—patients’ experiences of the clinical pathway and care process
... total hip and knee replacement are quite complex pro- cesses ...elective joint replacement have under- gone considerable changes in many countries influenced by the concept of fast-track ...
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Finite element simulation of the hip joint
... One of the major factors to be considered is the loading condition. Some type of loads may have a more significant effect on the design. Biegler et al. (1995) developed a brief FE analysis and calculation of two designs ...
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The element of success in joint replacement
... Antibiotic-loaded bone cement enables high effective antibiotic concentrations at the implant site – with low load for the body.. Dingeldein (1980) Antibiotics and Bone Cements: Experime[r] ...
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Edge loading effect on total hip replacement
... 77 clinically [154]. Lower frequency in vivo can be due to damping effect of the soft tissues surround the prosthesis. Squeaking occurs in mentioned study with increasing of µ with 15 to 26 fold. This can show that ...
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Successful staged hip replacement in septic hip osteoarthritis in osteopetrosis: a case report
... septic hip arthritis associated with femoral neck septic non-union, with draining ...total hip arthroplasty was implanted, with no clinical and laboratory signs of infection recurrence at two years ...
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Acetabular impaction grafting in total hip replacement
... with morcellised impacted allograft bone for survivorship and mechanisms for early failure. Of the 15 cases revised for aseptic cup loosening, nine were large rim mesh.. reconstructions,[r] ...
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Fractures in the elderly: when is hip replacement a necessity?
... total hip arthroplasty, most notably an increased risk of dislocation, blood loss, and ...total hip arthroplasty in the fracture patient versus the elective arthritis patient has been attributed to ...
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Stochastic failure modelling of total hip replacement
... List of attended international conferences and publications Galibarov, P.E., Lennon, A.B., Prendergast, P.J., Automated X-ray analysis for patient-specific 3D femur model generation and [r] ...
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The impact of surgeon handedness in total hip replacement
... (ip Replacement post operative AP (anterior-posterior) pelvis radiograph available for review on PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System - IMPAX 6, Agfa Healthcare, Belgium) and surgeon 1-4 listed as ...
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