Minimally invasive total hip arthroplasty in 47 cases / 中国组织工程研究

ABSTRACT

From July 2006 to April 2008,103 patients(107 hips) undergoing first total hip arthroplasty(THA) were selected from Department of Bone and Joint Surgery,Affiliated Hospital of Luzhou Medical College.According to treatment methods,minimally invasive group(47 cases,47 hips) including 15 cases(15 hips) of necrosis of the femoral head,28 cases(28 hips) of femoral neck fracture,and 4 cases(4 hips) of osteoarthritis,were treated with small posterior skin incision and cementless prosthesis;the routine group(56 cases,60 hips) underwent routine THA.The blood loss,incision length,pain,functional recovery,length of stay,and perioperative complications were recorded.103 patients were followed up,of which minimally invasive THA was followed up for 3-11 months,and routine group followed up for 7-22 months.In the minimally invasive THA group,the patients had less blood loss(P 0.05).The results show that minimally invasive THA has the advantages of less complication,shorter hospital stay,slighter pain and faster function recovery compared to routine THA.