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Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_

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Poster<br />

Topic: Arthroplasty - Hip<br />

Abstract number: 26572<br />

TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT. ADVANTAGES OF THE USE OF FEMORAL STEM<br />

WITH MODULAR NECK<br />

Dimitris GEORGIANNOS, Ilias BISBINAS, Mathias SAVVIDIS, George GOUVAS<br />

1st Orthopaedic Department, 424 General Military Hospital, Thessaloniki (GREECE)<br />

OBJECT: The purpose of this study was to demonstrate the benefits and<br />

effectiveness of the use of the femoral stem with modular neck for treatment of hip<br />

osteoarthritis. MATERIAL-METHOD: 85 patients suffering hip osteoarthritis treated<br />

with total hip replacement. We used the Lineage® (WRIGHT Medical Technology,<br />

Arlington, TN) acetabular cup system and the Profemur® E (WRIGHT Medical<br />

Technology, Arlington, TN) porous coated femoral stem with modular neck. All<br />

operations performed by the same surgical team, technique and approach.<br />

RESULTS: All patients followed the same rehabilitation programme. Mean follow up<br />

22 months. Mean Harris hip score 92. 3 patients (3.5%) suffered recurrent<br />

dislocations of the total hip replacement due to excess femoral anteversion.<br />

Treatment of choice was minimal revision with replacement only of the modular neck<br />

with one in 8º of retroversion. CONCLUSION: The use of femoral stem with modular<br />

neck approved very effective because, in case of recurrent dislocation of total hip<br />

replacement, gives the beneficial opportunity of minimal revision with a modular neck<br />

in anteversion/retroversion accordingly that provides stability.<br />

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