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65 years old lady came with pain in the left hip region with difficulty in bearing weight over left lower limb for the past 2 years, Patient had a history of left-sided cemented THR done elsewhere 5 years back. Radiographic examination showed radiolucency on the femoral component site with subsidence of stem as compared with previous x-rays thus suggesting of loosening of the implant. There was no evidence of infection.
We planned for Revision THR, which is an extremely challenging procedure that requires special surgical expertise and special implants. We routinely perform these procedures with good outcomes. We did revision uncemented THR with the removal of previous prosthesis and cement using extended trochanteric osteotomy. Post-op x-ray showed well fitted uncemented THR with constrained liner with the wiring of extended trochanteric osteotomy Now the patient is Walking Comfortably with a walker.
50 Years old gentleman came with complaints of pain in the left hip region and difficulty in walking for the past 1 year. He had a history of Surgical procedure (left hip cemented hemiarthroplasty) done 15 years back elsewhere.
Clinical examination and blood tests revealed no infection. Pre-op x-ray showed loosening of the prosthesis so planned for revision with uncemented THR prosthesis. Postop x-ray showing well fitted Uncemented THR Now the patient is walking comfortably with the walker.
62 year male came with pain and limp in left hip region for the past 1 year with history of post traumatic surgically intervened left hip elsewhere On clinical examination left hip was fixed in 20 degree adduction with fixed flexion deformity and shortening Present x-ray showing secondary arthritic hip with implant in situ,so planned for Uncemented THR
We performed Deformity Correction +Implant removal + uncemented Total Hip Replacement(THR) with continuum Acetabular Cup, Now patient is walking comfortably with walker.
60 years female presented to the OPD with progressively increasing pain and limp right hip region for the past 2 yrs.
On examination she had severe deformities of the hip with 3 cm shortening. She was barely able to walk without support
Radiographs showed secondary OA right hip (severe dysplasia)
Management of dysplastic hip is tricky as locating true acetabulum in these cases can be difficult and challenging. Also soft tissue are severely contracted and there is alteration in the morphology of femur & acetabulum. We have done Uncemented Total Hip Replacement with acetabulum at anatomical position which requires expertise.
Now patient is walking comfortably with walker and without limp.
43 yrs old lady with post traumatic surgical intervened excision Arthroplasty with stiff right knee presented to us on wheelchair with inability to walk due to her knee problem. She had severe bone loss and poor soft tissues around knee. These type of cases required meticulous dissection and great expertise for successful outcome.
We did knee replacement for this patient with specialised implant which are used in revision surgeries (Hinged Megaprosthesis on femoral side and revision component on tibial side)
Now patient is walking with walker and free of her wheelchair.
