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... necrotic bone seems to undergo remodelling without resorption being coupled to new bone apposition), the trabeculae may weaken and break-down before osteo- genesis ...facilitating early micromo- ... See full document

... The present meta-analysis has several limitations. Firstly, the limited number of trials and small sample size in some trials might reduce the precision of the pooled estimates. Secondly, the inclusion criteria ... See full document

... focal bone resorption at the prosthesis-bone inter- face, as a part of the host response to wear debris gener- ated from the prosthesis materials [47, ...to periprosthetic osteolyticlesions ...could ... See full document

... Total hip and total knee arthroplasty (THA and TKA) are amongst the most cost-effective treatments within the field of orthopaedics [1,2]. Nevertheless the propor- tion of patients with ... See full document

... blood loss and the following need of transfusion with no significant difference on other clinical outcomes ...can reduce the total blood loss and transfusion rates in primary THA without ... See full document

... of total knee arthroplasty (TKA) procedures is growing worldwide, with an expected future increase of 143% by 2050 ...for bone loss amount and bone quality is para- mount to ... See full document

... periprosthetic tibial TKA fracture. Figure 1 displays the distribution according to the Felix classification. No case had to be excluded according to our exclusion criteria. The cohort (7 female, 2 male) showed a ... See full document

... Acute kidney injury (AKI) is the rapid loss of renal function leading to a decrease in GFR and urine output, and an accompanying derangement of normal serum electrolyte levels. Several methods have been developed ... See full document

... and knee arthroplasty ...Hb, total hip arthroplasty, previous history of myocardial infarction, and previous blood transfusion were significant predictors of the need for allogeneic blood ... See full document

... her knee, the knee had reached up to the the bony healing, without any painful, heating and swell- ...revision knee could reach up to 105 degree, the extension function could reach to 0 degree, the ... See full document

... of knee:-- Severe Pain with or without significant deformity, deformity can become the principal indication in patients with moderate arthritis & flexion contractures >20 degrees, hampering gait ...of ... See full document

... entific evidence from clinical studies examining TKA after HTO compared with primary TKA, and determine whether an osteotomy influences clinical outcome after ...of evidence in mak- ing decisions about the ... See full document

... late-onset periprosthetic joint infection in a total elbow arthroplasty of a 64-year-old Caucasian woman with severe refractory rheumatoid ...the arthroplasty literature and grew concurrently ... See full document

... of total knee arthroplasty (TKA) may range from ...blood loss, and avoiding allogeneic blood transfusions [2] ...Although evidence suggests that using ultraviolet light (UVL) [10]-[19] ... See full document

... second-generation bisphosphonates. It is well tolerated and can rapidly lower bone turnover rates in children and adults at high risk of fractures ... See full document

... Methods: Relevant trials were identified via a search of the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and PubMed from inception to 17 June 2017. A meta-analysis was performed to compare postoperative outcomes ... See full document

... Insall et al. consider that an appropriately sized component is a very important prognostic factor for TKA [14]. Imamura et al. reported that an error of more than 3˚ in the sagittal angle of the femoral distal cut can ... See full document

... the knee. We present the first described case of periprosthetic joint infection after total knee arthroplasty by both Mycobacterium bovis and Candida guilliermondii in the context of a ... See full document

... in total) were considered frail through a surrogate measure of pre-morbid dependence on walking aids or living in an aged care ...of arthroplasty espe- cially in younger patients, periprosthetic ... See full document

... reduced bone quality in these patients[28]; however, these findings are not entirely consistent throughout the ...they do not describe how they control for those patients who die during the follow-up ... See full document