The literature article entitled, "the 10-year outcomes of the asr xl acetabular system: a single-center experience from china" written by guojun jin, jisheng ran, weiping chen, yan xiong, jiapeng bao, and lidong wu published by journal of orthopaedic surgery and research 2019 was reviewed.The article's purpose is to assess the depuy asr xl implant design's performance with respect to: demographic characteristics of patients who underwent mom tha, the relationship between blood metal ion levels and rate of early clinical failure, the cumulative survival probability at the final follow-up, and risk factors of the revision surgery.Data was compiled from 74 prostheses followed during july 2006 to january 2010 consisting of 36 males and 38 females with age mean of 56.12 plus/minus 13.15 years.Femoral stems are not identified within the article.The article associates cystic changes, pseudotumor formation, metal staining in soft tissues related to component orientation and bearing surface wear as well as blood metal ion concentration.Figure 4 provides radiographic and ct scan of a revised asr xl mom prostheses with caption description indicating cystic changes in periprosthetic bone.Depuy products: asr xl cup, asr xl femoral head, asr xl sleeve (augment).Adverse events treated by revision: table 2 indicates mispositioned cups, cystic changes (bone related), pseudotumor formation, metal staining in gross soft tissues, loose cup, acetabular stress shielding, elevated ion levels.
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