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Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - British Volume, Vol 71-B, Issue 3, 460-464
Copyright © 1989 by British Editorial Society of Bone and Joint Surgery


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Acetabular reconstruction with a bipolar prosthesis. Five year results of the Dautry technique

J Sommelet, D Finlayson, and E Lesur

Clinique de Traumatologie et d'Orthopedie, Nancy, France.

We report the results of acetabular reconstruction using a bipolar prosthesis bearing on cancellous bone graft in 37 patients after a minimum of five years. There was a satisfactory clinical outcome in 58% when assessed by pain, range of movement and stability, with greater improvement in the pain score than of the other parameters. Radiological migration of the prosthesis was a frequent finding although this did not always correlate with symptoms. Better results were obtained in cases of primary or secondary protrusio acetabuli than after the revision of previous total arthroplasties.




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