Titlebook: Low Friction Arthroplasty of the Hip; Theory and Practice John Charnley Book 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979 Hüftgelenk.Hüftgel

腐蝕

Relinquish

知道

羊欄

Low Friction Principle, head (22 mm) essential to the underlying theory. Low friction arthroplasty (LFA) is characterised even more particularly by the combination of a small prosthetic femoral head with a socket of maximum external diameter. Consequently the socket has maximum wall thickness.

POLYP

Cement-Bone Interface,sary to hold definite opinions on the histological nature of the bone-cement interface. With the exception of some published observations of the author. the literature so far contains very little histological work which justifies optimism for the late results of total hip replacement, except in the old and decrepit.

Laconic

Types of LFA Hip Socket,type and size of PIJ design which can be cut down to suit all sizes of adult acetabulum. The very small (35-mm-diameter) socket with offset bore will be the only exception. Until this policy comes into action it is necessary to describe the range as it exists at the moment (1978).

上腭

,Femoral Prostheses — Theory, will become more a matter of historical interest than a continuing problem, because there are still many details (surgical, mechanical and metallurgical) not yet fully explored which hold out hope of a solution.

Cytology

VALID

certain

Thrombo-embolic Complications,s of prophylaxis against thrombo-em-bolism (TE). More than 1000 arthroplasties are performed each year at Wrightington, in reasonably controlled circumstances, so that the situation is very favourable for establishing clinical trials of different prophylactic agents.