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Achieving stability of the revision components
Restoration of biomechanics, particularly the anatomical center of rotation.
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0.310% in primary THR
Up to 28% in revision THR
Influencing Factors:
Surgical approach
Abductor muscle function
Component malpositioning
Patient compliance
Prosthesis longevity
Underlying diagnosis (e.g., hip fracture, neuromuscular disorder
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Judicious use of classification systems like Paprosky
Proficiency in implant removal
Skillful reconstruction of defects
Meticulous postoperative care
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Dislocation Types and Management
Preoperative Planning Essentials
Surgical Options for Instability and Revision
Operative Exposure and Implant Removal
Techniques for Removing Cemented Implants
Cementless Implant Removal
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Chatbots and virtual reality in managing anxiety, depression, and trauma.
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