"literature article entitled, ¿migration and wear of the duraloc ¿1200 series¿ cup associated with enduron uhwmpe using the ebra method and the imagika software¿ by thierry thirion, et al, published by hip international (2010), vol.20, no.2, pp.198-203, was reviewed.The purpose of this study was to assess the migration of the duraloc ¿1200 series¿ cups and to correlate migration with polyethylene wear.Implanted depuy products: (186) duraloc 1200 acetabular cup with locking ring, (186) enduron liner, (17) cocr femoral head paired with a charnley elite stem.Results: there were no reported product problems with the implanted depuy stems and heads.1 cup and liner revision due to migration of the cup secondary to osteolysis.There was no evidence of polyethylene wear upon examination of the explanted liner.There was an unknown number of mispositioned and migrated cups identified on progressive radiographic studies.There were no patient consequences or clinical symptoms associated with the radiographically identified cup mispositioning and migration.There was an unknown number of polyethylene liner wear identified on progressive radiographic studies.There were no patient consequences or clinical symptoms associated with the identified polyethylene wear.Captured in this complaint: duraloc cup: implant migration; serious injury, medical device removal, and surgical intervention.Enduron liner: no reported product problem; medical device removal, surgical intervention, and osteolysis.Duraloc cup: mispositioned, implant migration.Enduron liner: implant bearing wear.No patient consequences, no clinical signs, symptoms, or conditions.".
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