Literature article abstract entitled, ¿impact of a learning curve on the survivorship of 4802 cementless total hip arthroplasties¿ by p.Magill, et al, published by the bone and joint journal (2016), vol.98-b, no.12, pp.1589-1596, was reviewed.The purpose of this study is to report survivorship data and lessons learned with the corail/pinnacle cementless total hip arthroplasty (tha) system implanted between august 2005 and march 2015.Implanted depuy products: corail stem, pinnacle cup, and a variety of bearings: com, mom, coc, cop, and mop.Results: 22 revisions for joint instability- 20 head and liner exchanges; 1 cup, head, liner, and stem exchange; 1 cup, head, and liner exchange.20 revisions for infection- 10 head and liner exchanges; 10 cup, head, liner, and stem exchanges.15 revisions for aseptic stem loosening- 4 cup, head, liner, and stem exchanges; 11 head, liner, and stem exchanges.6 periprosthetic intraoperative femoral fractures that were unrecognized during index surgery and treated postoperatively- 5 treated with head and stem revision; 1 treated with orif.6 liner disassociations- 4 treated with head and liner exchanges and 2 treated with head, liner, and cup exchanges.5 cases of metallosis associated with com and mom bearings- 2 treated with head and liner exchange; 2 treated with head, stem, and liner exchange, and 1 treated with head, liner, and cup exchange.1 cup, head, liner, and stem revision due to a fall.2 cup, head, liner, and stem revisions due to dislocation.1 acetabular fracture treated with revision of the cup, head, and liner.1 aseptic loosening of the cup treated with revision of the cup, head, and liner.1 leg length discrepancy treated with revision of the head and stem.Captured in this complaint: 35 corail stems: implant loosening, fracture intra-op, limb asymmetry, inadequate osseointegration.17 pinnacle cups: implant loosening, fracture post op, inadequate osseointegration.56 acetabular liners: implant bearing wear, implant dislocation, implant disassociation, joint dislocation, foreign body reaction.51 femoral heads: implant bearing wear, implant dislocation, foreign body reaction, joint dislocation, limb asymmetry.Patient harms applied to all components: infection, joint instability, fall, medical device removal, surgical intervention.
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