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Abstracts Posters SICOT-SOF meeting Gothenburg 2010 _2_

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Poster<br />

Topic: Arthroplasty - Hip<br />

Abstract number: 26672<br />

MID-TERM STUDY WITH BIOLOX FORTE BEARING COUPLES<br />

Peteris STUDERS, Martins LEITLANDS<br />

Latvian State Hospital of Traumatology and Orthopaedics, Riga Stradin’s University,<br />

Riga (LATVIA)<br />

Our experience of a ceramic on ceramic surface bearing combination with noncemented<br />

hip prosthesis starts from 2001, number of patients: 37. Retrospective<br />

clinical and radiological analyses were performed on 37 patients with femoral SRL<br />

(Zweymuller) prosthesis stem in combination with Biolox forte head and press fit<br />

Duraloc (DePuy) metal backed acetabular component matched with ceramic Biolox<br />

forte insert. Patients age groups 18-30 years (3 pts), 31-40 years (7 pts), 41-50 years<br />

(13 pts), 51-60 years (10 pts), 61-70 years (4 pts). Clinical evaluation - Harris hip<br />

score pre operation, 1-3 and 4-6 years post operation. Radiological evaluation - AP<br />

and LL X-ray early, 1-3 years and 4-6 years post operation. Average Harris hip score<br />

result before operation was 40-60 points, 1-3 years after operation 96-98 points, 4-6<br />

years after operaton 94-96 points. No signs of osteolytic changes around the<br />

acetabular component in patients groups 1-3 and 4-6 years after operation were<br />

found according to Charnley De Lee zones, and the abscence of radiolucent lines is<br />

characteristic for prosthesis stems in both patients groups. Combination noncemented<br />

hip implant and ceramic on ceramic bearings can be reasonably proposed<br />

for younger patients who are looking for minimal restrictions in the quality of life by<br />

reducing the number of revisions as far as possible.<br />

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