Asr medical records received.
After review of medical record, the patient was revised to address failed right total hip replacement involving articular surface wear, adverse local tissue response, and periprosthetic osteolysis, aseptic loosening of the acetabular component, acetabular erosion and pseudocyst of the thigh.
Revision notes reported large osteolytic cyst.
The posterior aspect of the thigh appeared to be filled with murky fluid which was stained black.
Scar formation was noted.
Patient's hip was quite stiff.
There was notching of the anterior neck of the femoral component by approximately 2-3 mm, suggesting it was impinging on the anterior aspect of his metal on metal component.
There was small osteolytic lesion in zone 7.
Acetabular component was grossly loose and was clearly mobile.
Clinical visits reported pain, elevated metal ions, and cystic mass of 10.
5 cm.
Doi: (b)(6) 2009 - dor: (b)(6) 2017, (right hip).
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