Gelisimsel kalca displazisine bagli koksartrozlu hastalarda total kalca artroplasti sonuclarimiz

Total hip arthroplasty performed in secondary hip osteoarthritis caused by hartofilakidis type 2 and type 3 developmental dysplasia of the hip; evaluation of outcomes and comparison of clinical scores of these two types

“…However, Sochart and Porter [16] reported that there was no correlation between the dysplasia grade and clinical outcomes. Ermis et al [10] Stability and sufficient coverage of the acetabular cup are important technical issues for these patients. Generally, the anatomical acetabular localization is the best place in terms of bone stock [17].…”

“…Significant femoral changes are short femoral neck, small femoral head, increased femoral neck angle and anteversion, posterior transposition of great trochanter and femoral medullar narrowing in isthmus region [8]. To regain hip function, the center of hip rotation should be transferred medially, and abductor forces should be transferred laterally [2,5,[9][10][11]. It has been reported that when placing the acetabular cup, an uncovered space of up to 30-40% is acceptable [5].…”