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Acta Ortop Mex 2018; 32 (1)
Acetabular revision at 96 years old. Is the age a limiting factor in revision surgery for hip replacement?
Figueras-Coll G, Sánchez-Allueva J, Tolós-París R, Camí-Biayna J
Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 44-47
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ABSTRACT
This is a case report of a 96 year
old woman with pain and functional impotence
in her left hip after fall. X rays were performed
and loosening of the acetabular component was
appreciated. After discussion of treatment options,
it was decided to cement an acetabular component
for a double mobility head. There was a high rate
of medical and surgical complications in revision
of hip arthroplasty in elderly patients. However,
it can also offer important benefits in terms of
independence and quality of life and even increase
life expectancy in patients with less comorbidity.
In our case after six months of follow-up the
patient was able to walk alone using a walker. In
the literature review, age does not appear as a limit
for the surgical indication. Preoperative medical
optimization of the patient as well as shorter
operative time and blood loss, are important
factors for good results of these cases.
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