A radiographic definition was used for component orientation.
Accurate acetabular component orientation in hip resurfacing is mandatory.
Such architecture has to meet the paradigms of distribution, component orientation, formal modelling, separation of logical and technological aspects, etc.
The ability to reposition a cementless cup to optimize component orientation allows the joint replacement surgeon to minimize impingement and maximize component stability.
Radiographic evaluation, especially component orientation, restoration of offset, and leg length, can give valuable information about any abnormal biomechanics of the dislocated hip.
Wave interference within a basin can cause large variations of GF amplitudes that are related to the location of the target site inside the basin, the target period and component orientation of ground motion.
The approach allows for flexible handling of active services on a fine-grained level thanks to the full component orientation and the application of mature concepts commonly used in enterprise software systems.
Final component orientation must also consider cup containment, implant impingement with bone and soft tissue, and preoperative skeletal contractures or deformities to achieve the optimal compromise for each patient.
In this study, scaling of Fourier spectrum amplitudes is attempted for the western Himalayan and northeast regions of India in terms of magnitude, source-to-station distance, component orientation, and geological and soil site conditions.
Tibial component orientation (medial proximal tibial angle, MPTA) was then measured as the angle between a line connecting the most proximal medial and proximal lateral points of the tibial component to a line connecting the centre of the tibial medullary canal at two points 30 cm apart.
First, femoral component orientation (lateral distal femur angle, LDFA) was determined by measuring the angle between a line connecting the most distal points on the surfaces of the femoral condyles and a line connecting the centre of the femoral canal at two points 30 cm apart, according to Paley [12].
