Finally, we only investigated the prevalence of dislocations and subsequent revisions due to dislocation, and no patient-reported outcome measures were included.
Use of the ALT approach reduced the risk of subsequent revision due to dislocation by 34% (RR = 0.7, CI: 0.5 0.8) compared to the posterior approach.
The complaints started with a sternoclavicular dislocation subsequent to a back hand manoeuvre during tennis which was surgically corrected.
The aim of this retrospective study is to assess the capability of an uncemented modular stem in decreasing the incidence of early dislocation subsequent to revision THA.
In the fourth patient, the screw pullout was associated with a recurrent dislocation subsequent to secondary trauma (fall snowboarding).
Such a result would appear to verify our conclusion further that posterior capsular repair may be an extremely important factor for preventing postoperative hip dislocation subsequent to THA.
Herein, we evaluated, retrospectively, the effect of posterior capsular repair upon postoperative hip dislocation subsequent to total hip arthroplasty (THA) incorporating a posterolateral approach.
Thus, surgeons should include posterior capsular repair as an important step in the surgical procedures of posterolateral approach for all THA in order to reduce the likelihood of early hip dislocation subsequent to THA.
We suggest that surgeons should, in addiction to the repair of the short external rotator muscles, consider posterior capsular repair as an important step in the posterolateral approach to all THA procedures, in order to reduce the likelihood of early hip dislocation subsequent to THA surgery.
The incidence of AVN has been reported to be 0 11.8 % and attributed as a sequel of the initial dislocation or subsequent to surgery [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10].
Subsequent to THA, the mean early hip-dislocation rate, which was defined as hip dislocation within six months of the completion of surgery [ 10], was compared for the two groups.
