2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.otsr.2021.103044
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Comparison of periprosthetic bone mineral density between two types of short-stems in total hip arthroplasty with a mean follow-up of 4 years

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“…The largest changes in cementless hip implants were noted in the first 3-6 postoperative months, showing consolidation after 1 year [46,47,48]. Other short stems in 2-and 5-year DEXA measurements also showed similar periprosthetic remodelling processes [49,50,51]. Overall, short stems show more physiological force application and lower remodelling processes than standard stems [20,47,51,52].…”
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“…The largest changes in cementless hip implants were noted in the first 3-6 postoperative months, showing consolidation after 1 year [46,47,48]. Other short stems in 2-and 5-year DEXA measurements also showed similar periprosthetic remodelling processes [49,50,51]. Overall, short stems show more physiological force application and lower remodelling processes than standard stems [20,47,51,52].…”
Section: Reviewmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Die größten Veränderungen bei zementfreien Hüftprothesen zeigten sich in den ersten 3-6 postoperativen Monaten, die nach 1 Jahr eine Konsolidierung zeigen [46,47,48]. Ähnliche periprothetische Umbauvorgänge zeigten auch andere Kurzschäfte in 2-und 5-Jahres-DEXA-Messungen [49,50,51]. Insgesamt zeigen die Kurzschäfte eine physiologischere Krafteinleitung und geringere Umbauprozesse im Vergleich zu den Standardschäften [20,47,51,52].…”
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