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Significats de acetabular en anglès

Of the cup-shaped socket that receives the head of the thigh bone.

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The most common indications for revision were recurrent dislocation and acetabular revision.
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Anterior acetabular component prominence was measured on a true lateral hip radiograph.
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The proportion of cases revised for acetabular component failure increased with time.
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Discussion: Titanium cages are successful for restoring bone stock in severe acetabular defects.
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Hemi-pelvic RP models were built among 25 patients with complex acetabular bone defects.
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The acetabular deformity in all cases shows a pronounced lateral deficiency.
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Clinical significance: Pelvic inclination and torsional deformity affect acetabular angles assessment with CT.
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However, there are many variations in the arthroscopic anatomy of the acetabular labrum.
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Traumatic disruption of the acetabular triradiate cartilage is an infrequent injury.
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The optimal fixation method of the acetabular component however, has not yet been defined.
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Radiographs demonstrated a hard-on-hard bearing surface combination and radiolucent lines surrounding the acetabular shell.
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Three-dimensional acetabular coverage was measured radially at intervals of 1°.
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When it occurs in early childhood, it may lead to growth changes in acetabular morphology.
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Subsequently, acetabular surgery was performed and he was discharged 35 days post-trauma without any complications.
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Pathology of the acetabular labrum plays an increasing role in the treatment of hip pain.
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A decrease in abduction of the acetabular components increased internal rotation while decreasing external rotation.
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