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COMPARATIVE STUDY
JOURNAL ARTICLE
REVIEW
Cemented versus uncemented hip replacement for fracture of the hip.
Disability and Rehabilitation 2005 September 31
PURPOSE: Review cemented versus uncemented hemi-arthroplasty hip replacement regarding morbidity and long term results.
METHODS: A literature review searching PubMed and Medline was done. Publications applicable to hip fractures treated by hip replacement or hemi-arthroplasty replacement were reviewed.
RESULTS: Several articles compared cemented femoral stems to fracture fixation. There were few articles comparing cemented and uncemented stems. Some noted increased problems with uncemented stems but did consider design factors. Unreamed tapered stems may have may have fewer problems.
CONCLUSIONS: Prospective studies comparing cemented and uncemented femoral stems are needed to determine the best form of fixation for patients having hip surgery following hip fracture. Tapered uncemented stems may offer as good a result as cemented stems, with less morbidity.
METHODS: A literature review searching PubMed and Medline was done. Publications applicable to hip fractures treated by hip replacement or hemi-arthroplasty replacement were reviewed.
RESULTS: Several articles compared cemented femoral stems to fracture fixation. There were few articles comparing cemented and uncemented stems. Some noted increased problems with uncemented stems but did consider design factors. Unreamed tapered stems may have may have fewer problems.
CONCLUSIONS: Prospective studies comparing cemented and uncemented femoral stems are needed to determine the best form of fixation for patients having hip surgery following hip fracture. Tapered uncemented stems may offer as good a result as cemented stems, with less morbidity.
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