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    Dislocation after total hip replacement – there is no such thing as a safe zone for socket placement with the posterior approach

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    http://hdl.handle.net/11287/595969
    Author
    Timperley, Andrew J.
    Biau, D
    Chew, D
    Whitehouse, S L.
    Date
    2016-02-05
    Journal
    Hip International
    Type
    Journal Article
    Publisher
    Wichtig
    DOI
    10.5301/hipint.5000318
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    Archived with thanks to Hip International
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    Abstract
    Malorientation of the socket contributes to instability after hip arthroplasty but the optimal orientation of the cup in relation to the pelvis has not been unequivocally described. Large radiological studies are few and problems occur with film standardisation, measurement methodology used and alternative definitions of describing acetabular orientation. A cohort of 1,578 patients from a single institution is studied where all patient data was collected prospectively. Risk factors for patients undergoing surgery are analysed. Radiological data was compared between a series of non-dislocating hips and dislocating cases matched 2:1 by operation type, age and diagnosis.
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    Dislocation after total hip replacement – there is no such thing as a safe zone for socket placement with the posterior approach 2016 Mar-Apr;26(2):121-7
    Publisher URL
    http://www.hip-int.com/article/682c94d7-4672-4bdd-b4b8-d44a1dc55638
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