Different types of total hip replacement prostheses for treating arthritis secondary to congenital hip dysplasia:Retrospective analysis of 128 hips in 116 cases / 中国组织工程研究

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AIM:To explore the surgical effect of total hip joint replacement on the severe degenerative arthritis secondary to congenital hip dysplasia.METHODS:The experiment was carried out in the Department of pedics,General Hospital of Chinese PLA between June 1998 and December 2005.①116 adult patients(128 hips) with arthritis secondary to dysplastic hip received total hip replacement,including 13 males(15 hips) and 113 females(106 hips),aged from 16 to 66 years(average of 42.6 years).According to Crowe classification system,there were 57 cases(60 hips) of typeⅠ,20(23 hips) of typeⅡ,16(20 hips) of type Ⅲ and 23(25 hips) of type Ⅳ.②The acetabula were reconstructed at the true acetabular location.Except one case,all patients were given biological fixation of cementless acetabular cups including 83 hips with routine total hip replacement,and 27 hips with smaller cup;11 hips with routine total hip replacement after granular bone grafting,and 7 hips with a smaller cup after autologous femoral grafting on the superior margin of acetabula.119 biological prostheses were used to reconstruct the femoral cups including 4 common cemented shafts,6 long cemented shafts,and 4 S-ROM prostheses.③Harris hip score was adopted to evaluate the hip function,and X-ray photographs were used to observe the location of prostheses.RESULTS:①The Harris hip scores increased from 38.5 preoperatively to 88.5 postoperatively.②No prosthesis displacement,dislocation of hip joint or repair was found in patients,and the length of treated limbs meanly prolonged by 2.3 cm.Additionally,the incision healed primarily.③Radiographically,the positions of the prostheses were normal,and the bone grafts fused with the host bone successfully.The average bone coverage was 95%(90%-100%);radiolucentline was observed at between the acetabular cup and host acetabula in 2 cases,and 1 at femur.④Adverse effectsSciatic nerve tension injury was found in 1 case and recovered in 4 months,the femoral nerve tension injury in 1 case and recovered in 3 months,and hip rest pain remained in 4 cases.CONCLUSION:In the treatment of arthritis secondary to dysplastic hip with total hip replacement,it is better to reconstruct the acetabulum at the true acetabular location.Moreover,the individualized appropriate selection of femoral prostheses is a key factor to obtain good curative effects.