Cup Abduction/anteversion Effects on Dislocation Propensity for Small-head-size Thr
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INTRODUCTION Malposition of the acetabular component is recognized as a leading cause of dislocation in total hip arthroplasty [4]. Intraoperatively, the most influential surgeon-controlled variables are abduction (tilt) and anteversion (AV) of the cup. Empirically, while 30-50° of tilt and 5-25° of AV is felt to be a “safe-zone” [2], dislocation nevertheless remains a disturbingly frequent occurrence.
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Cup Anteversion/tilt Effects on Dislocation Propensity for Small-head-size Total Hip Replacements
Malposition of the acetabular component is a leading cause of dislocation in total hip arthroplasty (Woo, 1982). The two most influential surgeon-controlled variables are thought to be abduction (tilt) and anteversion of the cup. Empirically, while 30-50° of tilt and 5-25° of anteversion is felt to be a “safe-zone” (Morrey, 1992), dislocation nevertheless remains a disturbingly frequent occurre...
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