Titlebook: Hip Arthrodesis and Associated Problems; René Liechti Book 1978 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978 Hüftarthrodese.anatomy.anesthesia.b

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Summary of Part I (General Aspects) for the choice of operation (10, HA, TP) have been laid down. The different procedures have been described in detail and the stress distribution resulting from certain operations has been analysed using a laboratory model.

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Book 1978y of TP has been paralleled by a reduction in the frequency of 10 and HA. For the experienced orthopaedic surgeon and hip surgeon, hip disease has so many facets that it could not possibly be tackled with one operation alone. Thus, HA seems recently to have won renewed recognition. It has once more

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Historical Reviewt, the procedure resulted in the first pseudarthrosis (PA) of an HA. In the English-speaking world, A. (1908, United States) is regarded as the father of HA. In the German-speaking world this honor is accorded to A. (1887, Austria), and in the French-speaking world, to D. (1891, France) (Fig. 1).

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Historical Review4, Germany) and L. (1885, Italy) which were carried out in cases of congenital dislocation of the hip. However, the retention of a degree of mobility was intended in these procedures. This is in complete contrast to the procedure carried out by L. (1886, France) who as far as is known was the first

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Operative Techniqueinternal fixation. The latter allows early mobilisation, functional postoperative treatment with no necessity for cast fixation, short duration of hospital stay and rapid rehabilitation both at work and elsewhere. The operation is still a severe stress for the patient, particularly if combined with

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