On 23-june-2019 literature article entitled: ¿early failure of the ultima metal-on-metal total hip replacement in the presence of normal plain radiographs¿.
The study¿s objective was to review the results of the use of the ultima hybrid metal-on-metal total hip replacement.
The models of prostheses used include ultima hybrid metal-on-metal total hip replacement, with a cemented polished tapered femoral component with a 28 mm diameter and a cobalt-chrome (cocr) modular head, articulating with a 28 mm cocr acetabular bearing surface secured in a titanium alloy uncemented shell.
Please note, it is indicated that the shell utilized has 3 screw holes for further fixation.
Cement is indicated to be competitor.
The study identified the following to be adverse outcomes, patient quantity is stated if provided: 90 revision / surgical intervention.
33 loosening of the stem, acetabular component or both.
23 renal impairment.
19 dislocation.
17 periprosthetic fractures.
15 venous thromboembolism.
9 infection.
9 persistent wound leakage.
4 squeaking / clunking.
2 palpable masses because of collections of fluid.
1 implant fracture.
1 iliotibial band defect.
1 late palsy of the sciatic nerve ¿ permanent.
1 chronic renal failure.
Pain.
Cloudy fluid within joint cavities.
Necrotic soft tissues with avulsed tendons.
Denuded osteonecrotic upper femora.
Metal debris / metal wear / metal within surrounding tissue.
Reaction to metal debris / histological evidence of hypersensitivity.
Corrosion.
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