Acetabular reconstruction using morselized allograft and a reinforcement ring for revision arthroplasty with Paprosky type II and III bone loss: survival analysis of 95 hips after 5 to 13 years.

Introduction: Treatment of acetabular loosening and accompanying bone defects requires that the bone stock be rebuilt, the primary stability ensured, and the hip center of rotation restored to its anatomical location.

Hypothesis: Acetabular reconstruction using morselized allograft and a reinforcement ring will meet these requirements and ensure medium-term survival.

Patients And Methods: A retrospective study was performed on 95 acetabular revision cases (95 patients) performed between 1987 and 1995.

Pain after shoulder arthroscopy: a prospective study on 231 cases.

Introduction: Shoulder arthroscopy is reputed to be painful, but progression of postoperative pain after this type of surgery has never been described and analyzed. This study had a triple objective: the description, search for risk factors, and analysis of the long-term impact of postoperative pain.

Patients And Methods: This continuous prospective series includes 231 patients who underwent arthroscopic shoulder surgery.

[Arthroscopic treatment of capsular shoulder stiffness].

The shoulder capsular sitffness must be managed first by a physiotherapist and the arthroscopic release is indicated after failure. The clinical assessment is essential and reveals the loss of passive motion in specified direction. The x-rays and imaging are necessary for excluding the other etiologies of shoulder stiffness.

[Arthroscopic treatment of capsular shoulder stiffness.].

The shoulder capsular sitffness must be managed first by a physiotherapist and the arthroscopic release is indicated after failure. The clinical assessment is essential and reveals the loss of passive motion in specified direction. The x-rays and imaging are necessary for excluding the other etiologies of shoulder stiffness.