Failed total hip arthroplasty
Updates to Study Attributes
X-ray left hip and pelvis
Left total hip arthroplasty with stem breakage in the distal section without fracturing the femoral cortex. Diffuse periprosthetic osteolysis (bone resorption > 2 mm) with endosteal scalloping in the proximal femur due to particle disease is also noted. Green zones 1,2,3,7,6,5. Right arthritic hip with severe joint space loss.
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Updates to Case Attributes
Bone resorption >2 mm indicates local loosening and can be used as a marker for the possible need for revision. Fracture or deformation across the implant is often a sign of incomplete fixation of the implant or thinned components due to corrosion. This indicates lack of stability of the implant structure and requires revision.
Radiographer: TSRM Fabio Imola
-<p>Bone resorption >2 mm indicates local loosening and can be used as a marker for the possible need for revision. Fracture or deformation across the implant is often a sign of incomplete fixation of the implant or thinned components due to corrosion. This indicates lack of stability of the implant structure and requires revision.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Radiographer: TSRM Fabio Imola</p>- +<p>Bone resorption >2 mm indicates local <a href="/articles/aseptic-loosening-of-hip-joint-replacements" title="Aseptic loosening of hip joint replacements">loosening</a> and can be used as a marker for the possible need for revision. Fracture or deformation across the implant is often a sign of incomplete fixation of the implant or thinned components due to corrosion. This indicates lack of stability of the implant structure and requires revision.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Radiographer: TSRM Fabio Imola</p>