Clinical and experimental aspects of fixation, loosening, and revision of total hip replacement

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Content

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Weber Rotation total hip replacement

Chapter 3 Total hip replacement with a superolateral bone graft for osteoarthritis secondary to dysplasia

Chapter 4 Small stem total hip arthroplasty in hypoplasia of the femur

Chapter 5 The long-term outcome of the cemented Weber acetabular component in total hip replacement using a second-generation cementing technique

Chapter 6 Effects of mechanical compression of a fibrous tissue interface on bone with or without high-density polyethylene particles in a rabbit model of prosthetic loosening

Chapter 7 Wear particles do not elicit an aseptic inflammatory response in fibrous tissue interfaces of loosening total hip replacements

Chapter 8 Revision cemented total hip replacement, using autologous bone grafts

Chapter 9 Cemented hip revision surgery in severe acetabular defects using a semirigid acetabular reinforcement ring

Chapter 10 Is the long-term outcome of cemented THA jeopardized by patients being overweight ?

Chapter 11 Functional and radiological outcome after revision for prosthetic hip joint infection

Chapter 12 Broad-range PCR in selected episodes of prosthetic joint infection

Summary and conclusions

Samenvatting en conclusies

Dankwoord / Acknowledgments

Curriculum Vitae

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