Sentence examples for fracture stem from inspiring English sources

Our results concerning migration are similar to those presented by Sköldenberg et al. (2011) who studied the uncemented fully HA-coated collared Biomet Fracture Stem.

The implant, the Biomet Fracture Stem (BFX; Biomet UK Ltd., Bridgend, UK), is a tapered, collared stem intended for uncemented fixation.

(2) Patients less than 70 years old were operated with the 2 parallel implants except if the fracture could not be anatomically reduced on the fracture table, in which case a prosthesis was inserted (Biomet Fracture Stem; Scan Bi Polar Head, Biomet, Warsaw, IN).

We did not record any lateral femoral cutaneous nerve neuropraxia, trochanteric fracture, or stem subsidence.

One patient (3.8%) had femoral fracture during stem implantation, and circumferential wiring was required.

They suggested that total resurfacing arthroplasty may be a better choice than TSA because RA patients often experience involvement of several joints, and with ipsilateral elbow prostheses, the use of total resurfacing arthroplasty could minimize stress fracture between stems in the mid-part of the humeral shaft.

However, in recent years reports of bisphosphonate-associated periprosthetic fractures involving stemmed arthroplasty implants have emerged.

Cerclage fixation can reliably stabilize these fractures and lead to predictable fracture healing and stem ingrowth.

The most common cause of stem fracture is the proximal aseptic loosening.

We compared the rate of periprosthetic fracture (PPF) of stem designed with these 2 principles of fixation.

This study emphasizes the potential for stem fracture when small diameter femoral stems with large offsets are used in heavy and active patients.