Cemented and cementless total hip replacement. Critical analysis and comparison of clinical and radiological results of 182 cases operated in Al Razi Hospital, Kuwait

Medical Principles and Practice : International Journal of the Kuwait University, Health Science Centre
Wieslaw PospulaAli Al Mukaimi

Abstract

In this study we present the results of a series of cemented Exeter and cementless Zweymuller implants. Eighty-seven cemented and 95 cementless hip replacements for different hip pathologies were followed for an average period of 36 months for cementless and 60 months for cemented cases. Clinical results were calculated using the Merle d'Aubigne score. The orientation of the prosthetic components and the fixation of the cup and stem were analyzed. The clinical and radiological results were compared using statistical methods. In the average period of 36 months in cementless and 60 months in cemented hip replacements the clinical results improved significantly when compared with the preoperative score (p < 0.05). Sixty-seven cemented acetabular cups (77.1%) were in the desired position (30-50 degrees ) and 20 cemented cups (22.9%) were outside this range. Seventy-six cups (80%) were in the desired degree of abduction and 19 (20%) were outside this range. All cups except 1 were anteverted or neutral. Of the femoral stems, 173 were in the neutral position, 5 in the valgus and 4 in the varus position. Cemented cups were more commonly loose and cemented and cementless stems did equally well. No significant differences in rate of comp...Continue Reading

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