HIP SURGERY
Our solutions for the major hip surgeries
LOOSENING OF ACETABULAR CUPS
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In the event of bone loss in acetabular structures in the base of the acetabular cup, the surgeon must reconstruct a more or less important bone volume. This is where our grafts operate
Female patient of 81 years of age when revision occurred, left THR in 1986.
- Consultation for pain and limping in 2004.
- Pain grade 3 / Walking grade 3 / Mobility grade 4.
Preparatory radiology: Loosening of acetabular cup associated with loss of bone substance of cavitary type (persistence of bone walls), loosening of femoral stem.
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Results at 2 years:
- Clinically: Pain grade 6 / Walking grade 5 / Mobility grade 5
Radiologically: Integration of bone graft, fracture healing process at the base of the acetabular cup, no mobility of implants.
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TYPICAL PRODUCTS (non-exhaustive) :
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OSTEOPURE™ INCOMPLETE HEAD or HEMI-HEAD
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OSTEOPURE™ HEMI-HEAD
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