Article entitled "a workflow change in anterior approach total hip arthroplasty leads to improved accuracy of biomechanical reconstruction without increased risk of complications" written stephanie v.Kaszuba, md, kyle m.Behrens, md, chad b.Anderson, pa-c, and alexander c.Gordon, md published by arthroplasty today on june 14, 2021, was reviewed.The objective of this study was to compare the precision of biomechanical hip reconstruction and clinical outcomes between the femur first (ff) and acetabular first (af) techniques.267 cases involved.135 were ff and 132 were af.Femoral stems involved actis, corail, c-stem, and summit for af.Ff also included a competitor stem besides the 4 stem types listed above.It will be assumed the femoral head was depuy synthes if a depuy synthes femoral stem was implanted.There was no mention of the acetabular cup or liners involved.Adverse events indicated for femur first: 1 patient experienced infection resulting in septic loosening of the acetabular component, which resulted in revision.1 patient acute kidney injury and symptomatic hyponatremia during the post op course.No treatment noted.The above adverse events were not broken out by products used for the ff group.Adverse events indicated for acetabular first: 3 patients experienced infection.In one case, a patient developed a subcutaneous abscess and underwent i&d, as well as exchange of the polyethylene liner and femoral head 3 weeks after initial tha.Another patient experienced wound dehiscence with subsequent cellulitis and was treated with antibiotics and i&d of a seroma cavity 2 months after tha, after which the incision healed completely.The third case did not exhibit gross evidence of infection; however, the patient did experience superficial wound necrosis and returned to the operating room at 5 weeks for i&d and wound closure.1 patient experienced an intra-op calcar fracture, which was fixed with 2 cables.1 patient with substantial femoral anteversion experienced femoral perforation intraoperatively, which was addressed by removing some of the greater trochanter to allow for better femoral access and using a longer prosthesis than originally planned for to bypass the perforation and achieve stability.1 patient experienced a deep vein thrombosis which was treated with rivaroxaban.1 patient experienced a myocardial infarction treated with percutaneous coronary intervention.
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Product complaint # (b)(4).Investigation summary : no device associated with this report was received for examination.Available xray evidence was reviewed.Based in attached photographic evidence, it cannot be determinate a depuy's device failure or malfunction which could contribute to reported event.Depuy synthes considers the investigation closed at this time.Should additional information be received, the information will be reviewed, and the investigation may be re-opened as necessary.Device history lot : a manufacturing records evaluation (mre) was not performed as no lot number was provided for this device.
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