Literature article entitled "pseudotumor and repeated dislocation after total hip arthroplasty with ceramic-on-metal bearing: a case report" written by yin-qiao du, tao luo, jing-yang sun, hai-yang ma, ming ni, and yong-gang zhou.
Published by annals of palliative medicine published online/accepted by publisher 15 jul 2020 was reviewed.
The article's purpose was to follow the case of a (b)(6) year-old female who underwent multiple revisions and manual reductions involving ceramic-on-metal hip products.
The original primary operation occurred in december 2009 involving a cementless pinnacle cup and s-rom stem.
Radiographic and intra-operative images can be found on pages 3 and 4 of the literature article.
Depuy products with known adverse event(s): femoral head x 2, femoral stem, femoral cone, acetabular cup, acetabular screws x 2, acetabular liner.
Adverse events: first revision with femoral head exchange to address pain, instability, difficulty walking, and noise.
Subsequent multiple manual reductions to address dislocations leading to an eventual head, liner, and acetabular screw x 2 revision to address pain, fall, decreased range of motion, pseudotumor, cyst, edema, osteolysis, necrosis, inflammation, bone injury, and liner metal wear as well a placement of a cable system to address a femoral bone fracture.
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