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HEMIRESURFACING. M. E. Cabanela, M.D. Professor of Orthopedic Surgery Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Rochester, Minn. HEMIRESURFACING. Surface hemiarthroplasty fixed with cement Best indication: Stage III AVN with minimal acetabular damage.
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HEMIRESURFACING M. E. Cabanela, M.D.Professor of Orthopedic SurgeryMayo Clinic College of MedicineRochester, Minn.
HEMIRESURFACING • Surface hemiarthroplasty fixed with cement • Best indication: Stage III AVNwith minimal acetabular damage
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HEMIRESURFACINGDemographics 2-1997 - 4-2000 29 conseiccutive pts 18 m/10 f 31.6 yrs (12-48) Hip pain 23 mos (6-96 mos) Etiology: steroid 16 • ETOH 2 • other 5 • None 4 F-up 34 mos (24-63)
HEMIRESURFACINGResults • HHS 48.1 - 79.3 • Survivorship 93.5% @ 1 yr • 75.9% @ 3 yrs • Revision to THA 8 hips (27.6%) • Pain in groin 4 hips (14%) • Satisfactory pain relief 62.5% @ 3 yrs
HEMIRESURFACINGLiterature Review • Hungerford 91% survival @ 5 yrs 71% @ 10 yrs • Beaulé 79% revision free @ 5 yrs 59% @ 10 yrs • Nelson 82% success @ 6.2 yrs • Mont 90% survival @ 7 yrs
HEMIRESURFACINGAdvantages • Minimal bone resection • Revision to THA not compromised • No EHDP • Can delay THA • Can be satisfactory interim solution
HEMIRESURFACINGConclusions • Unpredictable pain relief • Acceptable alternative in young pt with ON and preserved acetabulum