The literature article entitled, "a new classification for proximal femur bone defects in conservative hip arthroplasty revisions" written by filippo casella, fabio favetti, gabriele panegrossi, matteo papalia, and francesco falez published by international orthopaedics published online on 11 december 2018 was reviewed.The article's purpose is to report an analysis of femoral changes observed during revision procedures of conservative components, with the aim of proposing a practical classification to select reconstructive options.Data was compiled from 21 consecutive revision procedures involving conservative hip arthroplasty that were performed between october 2005 and february 2018.Five resurfacing hip femoral implants were depuy asr listed amongst competitor products that were also retrieved from other patients.The article does not specify which adverse events are related to specific products.Cement manufacturer is not identified.This complaint captures adverse events that are possibly related to depuy implants.Non-depuy products were utilized for revision procedures to replace any depuy implants.The article reports that the resurfacing implants were revised for loosening but does not identify interface or anatomical location.Figure 2 provides radiographic image of an unidentified resurfaced hip being revised for aseptic loosening (interface or anatomical location not provided).Figure 3 provides radiographic image of an unidentified resurfaced hip noted to be a failure but no further information provided.Figure 4 provides radiographic image of an unidentified resurfaced hip with a femoral neck fracture.Figure 5-9 provide radiographic images of non-depuy products.Depuy product: asr resurfacing head, asr resurfacing cup adverse event: loosening treated by revision.
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