2017
DOI: 10.5301/hipint.5000562
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Is a short stem suitable for patients with hip dysplasia? A report on technical problems encountered during femoral reconstruction

Abstract: THA with a type 2B short stem for the treatment of dysplastic osteoarthritis showed very few technical intraoperative problems, being a useful alternative for femoral reconstruction.

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“…41 In a group of complex patients with hip dysplasia, acceptable femoral reconstruction outcomes were observed with this stem, with no IPPFs. 42 Subsidence, lucent lines, osteolysis, femoral neck's resorption and femoral hypertrophy were not affected by either stem design. The only significant difference that we described was stem length regarding diaphyseal occupation but not neck preservation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…41 In a group of complex patients with hip dysplasia, acceptable femoral reconstruction outcomes were observed with this stem, with no IPPFs. 42 Subsidence, lucent lines, osteolysis, femoral neck's resorption and femoral hypertrophy were not affected by either stem design. The only significant difference that we described was stem length regarding diaphyseal occupation but not neck preservation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…41 In a group of complex patients with hip dysplasia, acceptable femoral reconstruction outcomes were observed with this stem, with no IPPFs. 42…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se sugiere, como ya se mencionó, alinear el vástago sutilmente en varo para distribuir las cargas de igual forma en el calcar medial y la cortical femoral lateral. 42,71 Históricamente, se han empleado muchos sistemas protésicos para el tratamiento de la coxartrosis displásica. Sin embargo, el patrón de referencia para su tratamiento sigue siendo un tema de debate, ya que las alteraciones anatómicas del fémur proximal (coxa valga extrema, coxa vara por osteotomía previa, osteosíntesis previa, anteversión femoral aumentada, discrepancia de longitud de miembros inferiores marcada, etc.)…”
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“…Después de utilizar un punzón curvo en el punto de entrada 3 mm superior al centro del cuello, se utilizaron raspas progresivas hasta lograr el tamaño planificado. 13 El protocolo de rehabilitación incluyó movilización precoz tras la cirugía y deambulación con andador y carga completa durante 15 días. Luego se animó a los pacientes a retomar progresivamente sus actividades diarias normales toleradas con el uso de un bastón durante un tiempo según la evolución clínica y los hallazgos en las radiografías de seguimiento.…”
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