Utilisation des céramiques biphasées dans les pertes de substance osseuse acétabulaire sévères dans les reprises de prothèse totale de hanche (PTH) : étude de 22 cas avec suivi à long terme
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serval:BIB_D4BBECD60215
Type
PhD thesis: a PhD thesis.
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Publications
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Title
Utilisation des céramiques biphasées dans les pertes de substance osseuse acétabulaire sévères dans les reprises de prothèse totale de hanche (PTH) : étude de 22 cas avec suivi à long terme
Director(s)
Vauclair F.
Codirector(s)
Farron A.
Institution details
Université de Lausanne, Faculté de biologie et médecine
Address
Faculté de biologie et de médecine Université de Lausanne CH-1015 Lausanne SUISSE
Publication state
Accepted
Issued date
2015
Language
french
Abstract
Management of bone loss in revision total hip replacement remains a challenge. To eliminate any immunological or infectious problem and so to try to improve the long-term results obtained with allografts, the authors used synthetic ceramics as bone substitutes since 1995. We reviewed 13 of the patients of our study, we previously reported in 2005 (Schwartz and Bordei in Eur J Orthop Surg Traumatol 15: 191 2005), which was a pro- spective cohort of thirty-two cases of acetabular revision reconstruction, with a mean follow-up of 14.4 years yet (from 9 to 16 years). Clinical results were assessed according to Oxford scale and Postel and Merle d'Aubigne (PMA) scale. Since 2005, no specific complications were noted. The average PMA functional hip score was 14.9 (vs.
9.2 before revision) at follow-up over 9 years. Nine patients still alive in 2013 were seen again by a surgeon, which was not the operator, with a mean follow-up of
15.3 years: Their Oxford average score was 40.3. Radio- logical assessment affirmed a good integration of the sub- stitutes in bone without any edging in all cases. A progressive invasion of the ceramics by bone can be seen on the X-ray. We conclude that about 15 years of average delay, which is a significant follow-up in orthopedic sur- gery, the outcomes without specific complications are satisfactory and allow one to go with these materials in total hip revision surgery.
9.2 before revision) at follow-up over 9 years. Nine patients still alive in 2013 were seen again by a surgeon, which was not the operator, with a mean follow-up of
15.3 years: Their Oxford average score was 40.3. Radio- logical assessment affirmed a good integration of the sub- stitutes in bone without any edging in all cases. A progressive invasion of the ceramics by bone can be seen on the X-ray. We conclude that about 15 years of average delay, which is a significant follow-up in orthopedic sur- gery, the outcomes without specific complications are satisfactory and allow one to go with these materials in total hip revision surgery.
Keywords
Total hip arthroplasty revision surgery · tabular reconstruction · Bone loss · Ceramics
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