Article
Metallosis After Metal-on-Polyethylene Total Hip Arthroplasty
- Author:
- Cipriano CA
- Issack PS
- Beksaç B.
Metal debris should not be generated in a well-fixed, well-functioning metal-on-polyethylene total hip arthroplasty. However, surgeons sometimes...
Article
Acetabular Component Revision in Total Hip Arthroplasty. Part II: Management of Major Bone Loss and Pelvic Discontinuity
- Author:
- Issack PS
- Nousiainen M
- Beksac B
- Helfet DL
- Sculco TP
- Buly RL
Use of structural bone graft and/or reconstruction cage devices in acetabular revisions with major bone loss has the advantages of providing a...
Article
Acetabular Component Revision in Total Hip Arthroplasty. Part I: Cementless Shells
- Author:
- Issack PS
- Nousiainen M
- Beksac B
- Helfet DL
- Sculco TP
- Buly RL
Magnitude and location of acetabular bone defects dictate the type of reconstruction required. For the majority of reconstructions, a porous-...
Article
Treatment of Acetabular Nonunion and Posttraumatic Arthritis With Bone Grafting and Total Hip Arthroplasty
- Author:
- Issack PS
- Figgie MP
- Helfet DL
Abstract not available. Introduction provided instead. Nonunion of the acetabulum compounded by posttraumatic arthritis is a very rare and...
Article
Fat Embolism and Respiratory Distress Associated With Cemented Femoral Arthroplasty
- Author:
- Issack PS
- Lauerman MH
- Helfet DL
- Sculco TP
- Lane JM
Embolization of fat and marrow contents results from increased intramedullary pressure generated during insertion of an intramedullary implant...
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Reconstruction of the Failed Acetabular Component Using Cemented Shells and Impaction Grafting in Revision Hip Arthroplasty
- Author:
- Issack PS
- Beksac B
- Helfet DL
- Buly RL
- Sculco T
Cemented revision techniques have been used with variable success in the reconstruction of the failed acetabular component.