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Periprothetische Femurfrakturen bei Hüftgelenkprothesen

Periprosthetic femoral fractures by hip prostheses

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Trauma und Berufskrankheit

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Mit der Zunahme der Zahl der implantierten Hüftprothesen, der Erweiterung des diesbezüglichen Indikationsspektrums auch auf Risikogruppen sowie der steigenden Zahl an Prothesenwechseln kommt es zunehmend häufiger zu periprothetischen Frakturen. Deren Versorgung erfordert umfangreiche Kenntnisse hinsichtlich der Anatomie, der Funktionalität des Gelenks, der Revisionsendoprothetik, moderner Osteosyntheseverfahren, aber auch der Vermeidung und Beherrschung der nicht seltenen Komplikationen.

Abstract

The increasing number of implanted hip prostheses, extension of the indication spectrum to risk groups and the increasing number of revision prostheses mean that periprosthetic fractures also occur more often. Treatment necessitates comprehensive knowledge with respect to anatomy, joint functionality, revision implants, modern osteosynthesis procedures and avoidance and mastering the relatively common complications.

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Mückley, T. Periprothetische Femurfrakturen bei Hüftgelenkprothesen. Trauma Berufskrankh 13 (Suppl 1), 141–146 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10039-011-1780-6

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