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Abstract
The indication for total hip ,,~pla.cemcnt aHR) is typically pain and
limi.tation of function of ihe hip joint. (J)
Degenerative joint disease after an !acetabU~9.f fracture roay
dc”elop as a Te-sult of residual artic\llar incongruity, damage to the
articulwr cartilage at the time of ihe injury, 01 a vascular necrosis
of the femoral headm
ToW hip replacement after an acetabular fractu~e may be ~ THR as a
treatment of certain lypes of acetabular fractures and in certain patients;
or delayed Tl-IR aft~ the development of degenerative joint disease after
fractJ.mes treated conservatively or by ORlf.
The early lHRafter acute acetabular fractures is indicated in a highly
selected group of patients especia~ly aceitabular ftactufl.”.S with sever
arti¢Ular comminuationoT iJ;npaction,m;sJciated femoral head or neck
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fractures particularly those in elderly patients.(3) ,
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Total hip replacement is a majo!” sUl:gt:ry especially after aD. aceW>ldar
ftac;tun::; many secondary complicating faetots may beencounten:d
during11IR after a.ce~bulllT fmctures.
After initialll.Gllsurgical ~ of an acetabular ~, aJII occult or
fmnkacetabular nOlluniGIl and malunion are DOtunoommoo IlIld may
extend to the resid~ pelvic ring.
~ smgi.cm tfeatnlenl,.intrusive hwdware. heterotopic bone, dc:nse .scar
tissue, Ischemic. muscle or booe,and occWt infection ere additional
hazards 1hat may be ~tered. When ~ scietic: nervepal:sy,