2004
DOI: 10.1097/00003086-200403000-00024
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The Role of Proximal Femoral Support in Stress Development Within Hip Prostheses

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“…A temporary reduction in proximal support may also be created during the operation by the use of an extended trochanteric osteotomy. 14 Increased stress in this transition zone may cause catastrophic fatigue failure of the stem.…”
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“…A temporary reduction in proximal support may also be created during the operation by the use of an extended trochanteric osteotomy. 14 Increased stress in this transition zone may cause catastrophic fatigue failure of the stem.…”
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“…atigue fractures of total joint arthroplasty components are rare, and most of those reported in the English-language literature have involved femoral components 8,[14][15][16] . However, there have been reports of fractures of shoulder hemiarthroplasty components 17 and ulnar components 1,18 .…”
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“…However, there have been reports of fractures of shoulder hemiarthroplasty components 17 and ulnar components 1,18 . Crowninshield et al 16 found that loss of proximal bone support for the implant was the initiating event in fatigue fractures of femoral stems, and the same mechanism of failure probably applies to fractures of elbow arthroplasty components. All of the humeral and fifteen of the seventeen ulnar component fractures in our series were in patients with deficient bone at the time of the index arthroplasty.…”
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“…Gesichert ist, dass etwaige Konusverbindungen nicht zu klein dimensioniert sein dürfen (mind. 14/16), weil ansonsten eine Häufung der Konusbrüche zu erwarten wäre [3]. Allein aus praktischen Gesichtspunkten lassen sich Konen in situ besser konnektieren als Zylinder, eine Fixations-/Sicherungseinrichtung auf Höhe des Moduls ermöglicht die Revision durch kleinere Zugänge als bei axialen Sicherungsschrauben.…”
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