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Original papers

Low BMD affects initial stability and delays stem osseointegration in cementless total hip arthroplasty in women

A 2-year RSA study of 39 patients

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Pages 107-114 | Received 06 Jul 2012, Accepted 04 Feb 2012, Published online: 11 Apr 2012

Figures & data

Figure 1. Study design.

Figure 1. Study design.

Table 1. Demographic data

Figure 2. A. The ABG-II stem with proximal HA coating and 3 medial tantalum RSA markers (arrows). There were 2 additional RSA markers on the shoulder of the stem and 1 marker in the distal tip. B. Schematic drawing of the prosthesis with tantalum RSA markers in the prosthesis and in the surrounding bone, with the coordinate system for RSA analysis of 3D micromotion of the implant.

Figure 2. A. The ABG-II stem with proximal HA coating and 3 medial tantalum RSA markers (arrows). There were 2 additional RSA markers on the shoulder of the stem and 1 marker in the distal tip. B. Schematic drawing of the prosthesis with tantalum RSA markers in the prosthesis and in the surrounding bone, with the coordinate system for RSA analysis of 3D micromotion of the implant.

Table 2. Comparison of time-related changes in RSA migration and functional scores in THA patients with normal and low BMD

Figure 3. Stem migration determined by RSA in women with normal or low systemic BMD. A. Total translational migration expressed as translation vector. B. Total rotational migration expressed as rotation vector. The values represent mean (SD).

Figure 3. Stem migration determined by RSA in women with normal or low systemic BMD. A. Total translational migration expressed as translation vector. B. Total rotational migration expressed as rotation vector. The values represent mean (SD).