Ischiofemoral Arthrodesis

Veselý, David

doi:10.2106/00004623-196143030-00003

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“…Our results differ in a number of respects from those of previous studies. The finding of Some degree of backache in all patients with arthrodesis of the hip is in direct contradiction to reports in previous series (Carnesale 1976, Vesely 1961, Watson-Jones 1938, Watson-Jones & Robinson 1956), but confirms a widely held clinical impression (Hordegen & Tonnis 1970, Stinchfield & Cavallaro 1950, Charnley 1951. There were also appreciable differences between our series and others in the incidence of symptoms arising in the contralateral hip (Carnesale 1976, Demigneux et al 1969, the ipsilateral knee (Carnesale 1976) and the contralateral knee (Stewart & Coker 1969).…”

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Sequelae of Arthrodesis of the Hip

1980

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Twenty-two patients with unilateral arthrodesis of the hip were reviewed clinically and radiologically ten years or more after operation. There was evidence of degenerative disease in 63.6% of the contralateral hips, 68.2% of the ipsilateral knees and in 59.1% of the contralateral knees. Both knees were affected in 50% of cases. All the patients had some degree of backache. The incidence of these problems in contrast with previously reported series is discussed.

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confidence: 89%