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When the previous attempt to fix the hip bone fracture fails, hip joint replacement is the only answer.
88 years old gentleman had intertrochanteric hip fracture that was fixed with implants. Because of osteoporosis the implants cut out through soft bone, causing severe pain
You can see the eaten up bone due to hard steel implant
This was replaced with non cemented hip joint replacement
He is pain free and mobile now.
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- Intertrochanteric hip fracture
- Hip Arthritis With Associated Fracture
- Complication of Hip Bone Fracture fixation
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- Excision femoral head and neck
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- Peri prosthetic fracture (Fracture around replacement implant)
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