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Preface
Contents
About the Author
Surgical Approaches Used for Total Hip Arthroplasty
1 Introduction
2 The Direct Anterior Approach
2.1 Design of a Learning Curve for THA Performed via the Direct Anterior Approach
2.2 Treatment of Protrusio Acetabuli with THA via the Direct Anterior Approach
2.3 Exposure to Radiation During Fluoroscopy-Guided Anterior THA
3 The Anterolateral Approach
4 The Posterior Approach
5 The Direct Lateral Approach
6 The Lateral Transtrochanteric Approach
7 The Posterolateral Approach
8 Impact of Patient Positioning on Blood Loss and Rate of Transfusion During Hip Replacement Surgeries for Femoral Neck Fractures
9 Treatment of Chronic Hip Pain via Radiofrequency Ablation
References
Preexisting Conditions Leading to Total Hip Arthroplasty
1 Introduction
2 Sickle Cell Disease
2.1 Total Hip Replacement Surgery in Patients with Avascular Necrosis Suffering from Sickle Cell Disease
3 Hereditary Multiple Exostosis
3.1 Total Hip Arthroplasty in Patients Affected by Hereditary Multiple Exostosis
4 Lumbar Spinal Disorders
4.1 Low Back Pain Improvement Using Preoperative Techniques After Performing THA: Research in Japan
5 Developmental Hip Dysplasia
5.1 Developmental Hip Dysplasia Requiring Total Hip Replacement
6 Renal Transplant and Hemodialysis
6.1 Total Hip Arthroplasty Outcomes on Patients with Hemodialysis and Previous Renal Transplant
7 Osteoarthritis
7.1 Impact of Weight Loss in Osteoarthritic Patients upon Total Hip and Knee Replacement
8 Human Immunodeficiency Virus
8.1 HIV Infection and Periprosthetic Joint Infection Correlation in Young Adults upon THA
8.2 HIV-Positive Patients' THA Yielding Positive Functional Outcomes and Low Infection Rates
References
Surgical Approach Comparisons in Total Hip Arthroplasty
1 Introduction
2 Comparison of Minimum 2-Year Outcomes Following DAA and PA in Primary THA
3 Direct Anterior Approach and Other Conventional THA Approach Comparisons
4 Direct Anterior and Posterolateral THA Approaches' Comparison
5 Postoperative Complication Comparison of the Direct Anterior and the Lateral THA Approaches
6 Direct Anterior Approach Comparison to Conventional THA Approaches Using Radiological Analysis
7 Variation in Short-Term Outcomes Based on the Surgical THA Approach
8 SuperPATH
8.1 Short-Term Effect Comparison of Direct Anterior Approach and SuperPATH in THA
9 Simultaneous Bilateral THA Outcomes' Performance: A Single Surgeon Performance
10 Conventional and Robotic-Assisted THA Outcomes' Follow-Up Comparisons
11 Capsular Repair and Capsulectomy
11.1 Comparison of Capsular Repair and Capsulectomy in THA
12 Fractures
Preface
Contents
About the Author
Surgical Approaches Used for Total Hip Arthroplasty
1 Introduction
2 The Direct Anterior Approach
2.1 Design of a Learning Curve for THA Performed via the Direct Anterior Approach
2.2 Treatment of Protrusio Acetabuli with THA via the Direct Anterior Approach
2.3 Exposure to Radiation During Fluoroscopy-Guided Anterior THA
3 The Anterolateral Approach
4 The Posterior Approach
5 The Direct Lateral Approach
6 The Lateral Transtrochanteric Approach
7 The Posterolateral Approach
8 Impact of Patient Positioning on Blood Loss and Rate of Transfusion During Hip Replacement Surgeries for Femoral Neck Fractures
9 Treatment of Chronic Hip Pain via Radiofrequency Ablation
References
Preexisting Conditions Leading to Total Hip Arthroplasty
1 Introduction
2 Sickle Cell Disease
2.1 Total Hip Replacement Surgery in Patients with Avascular Necrosis Suffering from Sickle Cell Disease
3 Hereditary Multiple Exostosis
3.1 Total Hip Arthroplasty in Patients Affected by Hereditary Multiple Exostosis
4 Lumbar Spinal Disorders
4.1 Low Back Pain Improvement Using Preoperative Techniques After Performing THA: Research in Japan
5 Developmental Hip Dysplasia
5.1 Developmental Hip Dysplasia Requiring Total Hip Replacement
6 Renal Transplant and Hemodialysis
6.1 Total Hip Arthroplasty Outcomes on Patients with Hemodialysis and Previous Renal Transplant
7 Osteoarthritis
7.1 Impact of Weight Loss in Osteoarthritic Patients upon Total Hip and Knee Replacement
8 Human Immunodeficiency Virus
8.1 HIV Infection and Periprosthetic Joint Infection Correlation in Young Adults upon THA
8.2 HIV-Positive Patients' THA Yielding Positive Functional Outcomes and Low Infection Rates
References
Surgical Approach Comparisons in Total Hip Arthroplasty
1 Introduction
2 Comparison of Minimum 2-Year Outcomes Following DAA and PA in Primary THA
3 Direct Anterior Approach and Other Conventional THA Approach Comparisons
4 Direct Anterior and Posterolateral THA Approaches' Comparison
5 Postoperative Complication Comparison of the Direct Anterior and the Lateral THA Approaches
6 Direct Anterior Approach Comparison to Conventional THA Approaches Using Radiological Analysis
7 Variation in Short-Term Outcomes Based on the Surgical THA Approach
8 SuperPATH
8.1 Short-Term Effect Comparison of Direct Anterior Approach and SuperPATH in THA
9 Simultaneous Bilateral THA Outcomes' Performance: A Single Surgeon Performance
10 Conventional and Robotic-Assisted THA Outcomes' Follow-Up Comparisons
11 Capsular Repair and Capsulectomy
11.1 Comparison of Capsular Repair and Capsulectomy in THA
12 Fractures