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Orthopedics
; 2(5): 504-6, 1979 Sep 01.
Article
in English
| MEDLINE
| ID: mdl-24822879
ABSTRACT
A case is presented in which a patient had persistent pain in one hip after bilateral total hip replacement for rheumatoid arthritis. The diagnosis was elusive until at intrapelvic exploration the obturator nerve was found to be markedly stretched over a large bolus of intrapelvic methylmethacrylate. The patient was completely relieved postoperatively after the cement mass was removed.