2011
DOI: 10.2106/jbjs.j.00648
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Long-Term Results of Total Hip Replacement in Patients with Legg-Calvé-Perthes Disease

Abstract: Despite the high rate of neurological complications, possibly related to excessive limb lengthening or inadequate soft-tissue release, total hip replacement can be considered a feasible option for patients with Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease. Careful preoperative planning is advisable in order to overcome the technical pitfalls related to the abnormal proximal femoral and acetabular anatomy of these patients.

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“…In our series, modern cementless implants had acceptable survivorship of 90% at 8-year followup. The only previous report of THA survivorship in patients with a history of LCPD cites a 96% survivorship at 15 years for primarily ingrowth components [19]. Schmitz et al reported a 90% 10-year survival rate for patients younger than age 30 years undergoing cemented arthroplasty for a variety of indications [14].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In our series, modern cementless implants had acceptable survivorship of 90% at 8-year followup. The only previous report of THA survivorship in patients with a history of LCPD cites a 96% survivorship at 15 years for primarily ingrowth components [19]. Schmitz et al reported a 90% 10-year survival rate for patients younger than age 30 years undergoing cemented arthroplasty for a variety of indications [14].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although hip dysplasia has long been known to be a risk factor for neurologic complications, LCPD has not typically been thought of as a risk factor for sciatic nerve palsy [3]. One small case series also reports a high rate of neurologic deficit in patients with LCPD undergoing arthroplasty (6% [two of 32 patients]) [19]. Perhaps the longstanding nature of the shortened limb may put the patient at increased risk of neurologic injury compared with the typical patient with osteoarthritis.…”
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“…LCP hastalığı sekeline bağlı total kalça artroplastisi uygulamalarında, iyatrojenik sinir hasarları, ekstremitenin fazla uzatılması ve uygulama tekniğindeki zorluklar bildirilmesine rağmen sonuçlar başarılıdır. [40][41][42] LCP hastalığının doğal seyir incelemesinde gözden kaçırılmaması gereken diğer bir nokta, artroplasti henüz uygulanmamış ancak problemli kalçalarda, osteoartrit seviyesi, ağrı şiddeti, günlük aktivite kısıtlanmala-rı ve yürüme mesafelerinin ne olduğunun da prognozu belirleyen unsurlar olduğudur. Perthes hastalığı sekellerinde, 40 yaş civarında radyolojik osteoartrit oranı %50 bulunmuştur.…”
Section: Doğal Seyi̇rde Yaşin Etki̇si̇unclassified
“…Yazarlar, uzun dönem takipli serileri sonrasında, LCPH hastalarında standart kalça protezleri kullanarak oldukça iyi uzun dönem sonuçlar alınabileceğini; aynı zamanda, sığ asetabulumda çoğu zaman mediyalizasyona ihtiyaç duyulacağını ve büyük boy komponentler gerekebileceğini belirtmişlerdir. [11] SONUÇ LCPH sonrasında doğal veya iyatrojenik olarak gelişen deformiteler, kalça protezi ameliyatını teknik olarak zorlaştırabilir; bununla beraber, dikkatli bir cerrahi teknik ile çoğu zaman uygulanan artroplasti sonuçları benzer yaşta uygulanan primer osteoartrit grubuna benzerdir. Şekil 1.…”
Section: Total Kalça Protezi̇ Sonuçlariunclassified