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Artroplastia total de cadera Mittelmeier. Estudio multicéntrico
Mittelmeier total hip arthroplasty. A multicentric study
D. HERNÁNDEZ VAQUERO, A. MURCIA MAZON, J. PAZ JIMÉNEZ y A. AMIGO FERNANDEZ Departamento de Cirugía y Especialidades Médico-Quirúrgicas. Facultad de Medicina de Oviedo. Hospital San Agustín (Avilés). Hospital Central (Oviedo). Hospital Cabueñes (Gijón).
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06/11/2008
Aceptación:
06/11/2008
Publicación:
06/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
We have reviewed 150 arthroplasties of Mittelmeier implanted until 1987 in
three hospitals. The mean follow-up has been 12,5 years (range: 8-15). Among the inmediate
complications appeared two deep infections and five dislocations. A 16% of cases presented
poor clinical results and 26% referred pain in the thigh. Distal sclerosis at the femoral stem
was appreciated in 33 cases and in 69 some degree of collapse was produced. In 18% of the
patients was necessary revision surgery; in eight by mobilizations of the stem and in four by
socket displacements. The arthroplasty of Mittelmeier in long-term follow-up presents a high
number of complications above all at femoral level what dissuades their utilization.
three hospitals. The mean follow-up has been 12,5 years (range: 8-15). Among the inmediate
complications appeared two deep infections and five dislocations. A 16% of cases presented
poor clinical results and 26% referred pain in the thigh. Distal sclerosis at the femoral stem
was appreciated in 33 cases and in 69 some degree of collapse was produced. In 18% of the
patients was necessary revision surgery; in eight by mobilizations of the stem and in four by
socket displacements. The arthroplasty of Mittelmeier in long-term follow-up presents a high
number of complications above all at femoral level what dissuades their utilization.
Palabras clave (ES):
Mittelmeier
Cerámica
Prótesis
Fricción
Artroplastia
Total
Cadera
Resumen (EN)
We have reviewed 150 arthroplasties of Mittelmeier implanted until 1987 in
three hospitals. The mean follow-up has been 12,5 years (range: 8-15). Among the inmediate
complications appeared two deep infections and five dislocations. A 16% of cases presented
poor clinical results and 26% referred pain in the thigh. Distal sclerosis at the femoral stem
was appreciated in 33 cases and in 69 some degree of collapse was produced. In 18% of the
patients was necessary revision surgery; in eight by mobilizations of the stem and in four by
socket displacements. The arthroplasty of Mittelmeier in long-term follow-up presents a high
number of complications above all at femoral level what dissuades their utilization.
three hospitals. The mean follow-up has been 12,5 years (range: 8-15). Among the inmediate
complications appeared two deep infections and five dislocations. A 16% of cases presented
poor clinical results and 26% referred pain in the thigh. Distal sclerosis at the femoral stem
was appreciated in 33 cases and in 69 some degree of collapse was produced. In 18% of the
patients was necessary revision surgery; in eight by mobilizations of the stem and in four by
socket displacements. The arthroplasty of Mittelmeier in long-term follow-up presents a high
number of complications above all at femoral level what dissuades their utilization.
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