Congenital hip dysplasia with secondary osteoarthritis of the pathological features and total hip arthroplasty term efficacy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 Congenital hip dysplasia with secondary osteoarthritis of the pathological features and total hip arthroplasty term efficacy On: Sun Weiping, Haojing Xin, Du Hongwei, Wang Shan Chao [Abstract] [Objective] cementless total hip prosthesis replacement therapy for adults with congenital hip dysplasia with osteoarthritis secondary to the experience and evaluation of short-term after total hip replacement patients. [Method] 2000 In March to March 2007, 30 hips of 25 cases of adults with congenital hip dysplasia in patients with osteoarthritis secondary to a non-cemented total hip prosthesis replacement surgery, including 5 males and 20 females , aged 35 to 55 years, mean 45 years, bilateral in 5 cases, unilateral in 20 cases. The main symptoms are pain and lameness. According to Hartofilakidis classification, 21 hips subluxation, high hip dislocation 9. [Results] 8 average of 3 months to 7 years of follow-up years and 9 months. Harris score improved from 36.09 back to 88.21 after surgery. All patients suffering from hip pain disappeared, walking for long periods, X ray film showed a good hip position, false No loose body was sinking and the signs of daily living and restore their daily work. [Conclusion] cementless total hip prosthesis replacement surgery is the treatment of adult congenital hip dysplasia with secondary osteoarthritis and effective method. Select appropriate prosthesis, the deepening of the acetabulum and the right acetabulum defect bone grafting is the key to successful operation. [Keywords:] Arthroplasty, hip dysplasia, osteoarthritis, replacement, hip Abstract: [Objective] To summarize the experiences of total hip replacement with cementless joint components in the treatment of osteoarthritis secondary to acetabular dysplasia in adults and to evaluate its early effect. [Method] From March 2000 to March 2007, thirty hips in 25 adult patients with osteoarthritis secondary to acetabular dysplasia undergoing total h