Complications of total hip arthroplasty
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Complications of hip joint replacements are common and are essential for the radiologist to be aware in the assessment of the radiographs with hip prostheses. They are many and can occur at various time intervals following the initial surgery:
- aseptic loosening: considered to be the most common indication for revision surgery 1-2, 4
- infection of hip prostheses 5-6
- particle disease / histiocytic reaction / aggressive granulomatosis
- fracture
- periprosthetic fracture
- cement fracture
- stem fracture
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dislocation (~5% of all replacements 4)
- dislocation of femoral head out of the cup: component dissociation
- dislocation of the entire acetabular cup
- dislocation of stem
- malpositioning
- creep: can lead to protrusio acetabuli
- polyethylene wear eccentric position of the femoral head component within the acetabular component
- heterotopic bone formation
- metal-on-metal pseudotumour
- pseudobursae formation 2
- abductor tendon tears
- stress shielding
- trochanteric bursitis
See also
-<li>dislocation of femoral head out of cup: component dissociation</li>-<li>dislocation of entire acetabular cup</li>- +<li>dislocation of femoral head out of the cup: component dissociation</li>
- +<li>dislocation of the entire acetabular cup</li>
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Image 8 X-ray (Pelvis ap) ( update )
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Case 98: loose right femoral stem
Image 9 MRI (STIR SEMAC) ( update )
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Case 109: abductor tear and bursitis
Image 10 X-ray (Frontal) ( update )
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Case 1110