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Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty with Massive Proximal Femur Allograft : Case Report Yusuke Matsuura 1 , Yoshitaka Harada 1 , Chikashi Shirai 1 , Syunji Kishida 1 , Hideshige Moriya 1 1Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Graduate School, Chiba University Keyword: allograft , 同種骨移植 , revision total hip arthroplasty , 人工股関節再置換術 , bone bank , 骨銀行 pp.1233-1236
Published Date 2004/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100545
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 Reconstruction of huge bony defects is one of the most difficult problems in revision total hip arthroplasty (THA). We report a case of re-revision surgery for failed THA with huge proximal femoral segmental defect. Case:A 70-year-old woman had undergone THA twice for osteoarthritis of the hip joint was diagnosed with loosening of the prosthesis and extensive proximal femoral bone loss. Re-revision surgery with a massive bone allograft was performed to salvage the failed cemented THA. This time we used a cementless prosthesis. The patient was allowed to bear half weight at four weeks after the operation and full weight at 10 weeks. At 18 weeks, the patient was able to walk with a crutch and did not experience pain. There has been no radiologic evidence of resorption of the graft. The success of the bone allograft in this procedure has been encouraging. However the follow-up period has been too short, and long-term results are needed to confirm the evidence regarding resorption of the graft.


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