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Minimal soft-tissue contracture and minimal bone loss were encountered during reimplantation.

This technique allows safe, effective removal of well-fixed proximally coated cementless femoral stems with minimal bone loss and allows revision to metaphyseal fitting stems.

More complex resection and reconstruction shapes were possible, for minimal bone loss.

Arthrodesis may be more appropriate for patients with minimal bone loss and broad cancellous surfaces, which permit good bony apposition and compression [ 30].

While revision of the acetabular component with minimal bone loss can be straightforward, one can often encounter substantial bone loss which makes reconstruction difficult.

Minimal bone loss is required for implantation and, in the case of the CUT femoral neck prosthesis, the subsequent favorable strain distribution and prevention of proximal femoral stress shielding after implantation facilitate possible future revision THA.

The peri-implant bone around progressively loaded implants illustrated minimal crestal bone loss than the bone around implants placed conventionally, and the later cited extended increase in peri-implant bone density by time [10].

For example, a mean change in the bone level of 0.63 ± 0.95 mm from baseline to 12 months was observed with early loading of implants with the chemically modified SLA surface in the posterior maxilla and mandible in a large prospective multicenter study [36]; after 3 years, the mean change in crestal bone level was 0.88 ± 0.81 mm, indicating minimal further bone loss beyond 12 months [38].

Clinical follow-up showed good functional recovery and DEXA analysis of 10 patients showed minimal periprosthetic bone loss [ 14, 16, 17, 17].

If a patient had undergone the initial coracoid transfer in the setting of minimal or no bone loss, and more recent imaging confirms preserved glenoid bone stock, revision Bankart repair (either arthroscopic or open) may be indicated.

In revision of HRA it was reported that revision of HRA may be performed successfully with a minimal increase in bone loss (Ball et al. 2007, McGrath et al. 2009).