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Vástago femoral sin cementar 3V. Estudio retrospectivo de más de 10 años de seguimiento
Uncemented 3V femoral stem. Long standing (more than ten years) retrospective study
J. SAORNIL ÁLVAREZ, J.P. CARRILLO MATEOS, J. DÍEZ GARCÍA SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA. HOSPITAL DE LIENCRES ( SANTANDER)
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
Publicación:
15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
From 482 femoral component 3V implanted in the
Ortopedic Surgery Service at the Liencres Hospital between
1986 and 1992, a clinical and radiological retrospective study
is performed on 162 cases with a media follow up of 12 years
and 10 months. An excelent osteointegration was found with
100% of survival. Clinical results showed 98.22% of patients
with good or excellent assessment with no differences among
patients of 24 and 74 years with relevant physical activity the
49, 6% of them. Under radiographic evaluation no findings of
aseptic loosening were found. Criteria stabilised by Dorr for
no cemented femoral components are discussed emphasising
the bone mass alterations, the medullar vascular system
and osteointegration.
Ortopedic Surgery Service at the Liencres Hospital between
1986 and 1992, a clinical and radiological retrospective study
is performed on 162 cases with a media follow up of 12 years
and 10 months. An excelent osteointegration was found with
100% of survival. Clinical results showed 98.22% of patients
with good or excellent assessment with no differences among
patients of 24 and 74 years with relevant physical activity the
49, 6% of them. Under radiographic evaluation no findings of
aseptic loosening were found. Criteria stabilised by Dorr for
no cemented femoral components are discussed emphasising
the bone mass alterations, the medullar vascular system
and osteointegration.
Palabras clave (ES):
3V
Poro
Superficie
porosa
Fijación
Femoral
Cadera
Prótesis
Artroplastia
total
Vástago
No
cementado
Resumen (EN)
From 482 femoral component 3V implanted in the
Ortopedic Surgery Service at the Liencres Hospital between
1986 and 1992, a clinical and radiological retrospective study
is performed on 162 cases with a media follow up of 12 years
and 10 months. An excelent osteointegration was found with
100% of survival. Clinical results showed 98.22% of patients
with good or excellent assessment with no differences among
patients of 24 and 74 years with relevant physical activity the
49, 6% of them. Under radiographic evaluation no findings of
aseptic loosening were found. Criteria stabilised by Dorr for
no cemented femoral components are discussed emphasising
the bone mass alterations, the medullar vascular system
and osteointegration.
Ortopedic Surgery Service at the Liencres Hospital between
1986 and 1992, a clinical and radiological retrospective study
is performed on 162 cases with a media follow up of 12 years
and 10 months. An excelent osteointegration was found with
100% of survival. Clinical results showed 98.22% of patients
with good or excellent assessment with no differences among
patients of 24 and 74 years with relevant physical activity the
49, 6% of them. Under radiographic evaluation no findings of
aseptic loosening were found. Criteria stabilised by Dorr for
no cemented femoral components are discussed emphasising
the bone mass alterations, the medullar vascular system
and osteointegration.
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