A revision was performed on (b)(6) in 2014 due to armd.The initial tha surgery was performed in 2004, and the head was revised in 2013 at another hospital due to recurrent dislocation.However, the patient was admitted to the hospital on suspicion of infection.Although the surgeon found disassociation between the head and the stem, it was unable to identify any pathogen associated with infections.There was also no sign of leukocytosis despite an increase in the crp.Thus, the surgeon eventually concluded that the patient had been suffering from armd and performed the complete removal of the implants.The surgeon believes that the patient's joint was already loose from last year due to loss of soft tissues such as gluteal muscle because of amrd.Implants information: replica 12mm, head 28mm+6mm (changed last year).Duraloc 1200 52mm, liner 52mm.During the surgery, necrosis (whitening) that might be ascribed to metal debris was found around the soft tissues (scar tissues) and the femur proximal area.The minimus gluteus muscle was found lost and medius gluteus muscle was also found largely lost.The synovial fluid was white.The surgeon requested sem analysis of the head neck junction.There was a surgical delay that took 2 hours for the removal.The patient is now under observation for a full recovery.
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