Survivorship of Conserve® Plus monoblock metal-on-metal hip resurfacing sockets: radiographic midterm results of 580 patients [0.03%]
放射学中期结果显示580例Conserve® Plus单块金属髋关节表面置换术假体生存率良好
J B Hulst,S T Ball,G Wu et al.
J B Hulst et al.
Resurfacing systems use press-fit, monoblock, cobalt chrome alloy acetabular sockets because of the material's ability to withstand stresses while accommodating a large femoral head. Despite the widespread use of these types of sockets for ...
Comparison of functional results of hip resurfacing and total hip replacement: a review of the literature [0.03%]
表面置换和全髋关节置换功能结局的比较：文献综述
Andrew J Shimmin,Jon V Baré
Andrew J Shimmin
Total hip arthroplasty (THA) results in good outcomes in function and risk for revision in older patients. However, in young, active patients, it results in an increased rate of revision and poorer outcomes. Modern metal-on-metal hip resurf...
The effect of patient selection and surgical technique on the results of Conserve® Plus hip resurfacing--3.5- to 14-year follow-up [0.03%]
患者选择和手术技术对康斯韦人工髋关节置换术效果的影响-3.5~14年的随访结果
Harlan C Amstutz,Karren M Takamura,Michel J Le Duff
Harlan C Amstutz
The results of metal-on-metal hip Conserve® Plus resurfacings with up to 14 years of follow-up with and without risk factors of small component size and/or large femoral defects were compared as performed with either first- or second-gener...
Harlan C Amstutz
Harlan C Amstutz
George V Russell,Christine W Pierce,Loren Nunley
George V Russell
The obesity epidemic continues to grow. As the number of obese people increases, it is logical to expect an increasing number of obese patients and increasing costs to care for these patients. Orthopedic surgeons will see many of these pati...
Scott A Wingerter,Robert K Mehrle
Scott A Wingerter
There has been a significant increase in the prevalence of obesity in the United States over the last 20 years, with the highest percentage in Mississippi. The percentage of obese patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty (THA) appears to ...
Brian R Hamlin
Brian R Hamlin
The purpose of this article is to present the challenges of dealing with the morbidly obese patient suffering from degenerative knee arthrosis. Surgery should only be undertaken when conservative management has failed and comorbidities opti...
F Keith Gettys,J Benjamin Jackson,Steven L Frick
F Keith Gettys
Obesity is a rapidly expanding health problem in children and adolescents and is the most prevalent nutritional problem for children in the United States. Some believe that obesity has become a major epidemic in American children, with the ...
Robert M Greenleaf,Daniel T Altman
Robert M Greenleaf
Given the increasing incidence and severity of obesity in the adult population, orthopaedic surgeons are evaluating and treating more acutely injured obese patients. Management of obese patients is complicated given their body habitus and a...
F Keith Gettys,George V Russell,Madhav A Karunakar
F Keith Gettys
The open operative management of pelvic and acetabular fractures in the obese is technically demanding, with a significantly higher rate of complications compared with patients who are nonobese. The decision to perform surgery should involv...