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Cemented Revision Hip

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Cemented Revision Hip Specification

BC Stem
Code Size Stem Length Offset Neck Angle Mat. Coating BC Stem
3510-02090 9 135 33.8 135 CoCrMo Blast
3510-02100 10 135 34.5
3510-02110 11 135 35.3
3510-02120 12 140 36
3510-02130 13 145 36.8
3510-02140 14 150 37.5
3510-02150 15 150 38.3
BC1
Code Size Stem Length Offset Neck Angle Mat. Coating BC1
3511-01090 9 130 33.8 135 CoCrMo Polished
3511-01100 10 130 34.5
3511-01110 11 135 35.3
3511-01120 12 140 36
3511-01130 13 145 36.8
3511-01140 14 150 37.5
3511-01150 15 155 38.3
BC2 Stem
Code Size Stem Length Offset Neck Angle Mat. Coating BC2 Stem
3512-02090 9 180 33 135 CoCrMo Blast
3512-02100 10 190 33
3512-02110 11 200 33
3512-02120 12 210 34
3512-02130 13 220 34
3512-02140 14 230 35
3512-02150 15 240 35
BC3 Stem
Code Size Stem Length Offset Neck Angle Mat. Coating BC3 Stem
3516-03070 7 125 30.4 135 CoCrMo Blast
3516-03080 8 130 31.7
3516-03090 9 135 33
3516-03100 10 140 34.3
3516-03110 11 145 35.6
3516-03120 12 150 36.9
3516-03130 13 155 38.2
3516-03140 14 160 39.5
BC4 Stem
Code Size Stem Length Offset Neck Angle Mat. Coating BC4 Stem
3513-03080 8 115 38.4 135 CoCrMo Polished
3513-03090 9 130 38.9
3513-03100 10 140 39.8
3513-03110 11 145 40.7
3513-03120 12 150 41.3
3513-03130 13 155 42.2
3513-03140 14 160 43.1
3513-03150 15 165 44
3513-03160 16 170 44.8
3513-03170 17 180 45.6



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Cemented Revision Hip : A Comprehensive Guide

Cemented revision hip implants are a critical solution in addressing complications or failures of primary hip replacements. These implants use bone cement to secure the prosthesis, ensuring stability and functionality even in patients with compromised bone quality. This article provides an in-depth exploration of cemented revision hips, detailing their features, advantages, treatment applications, and future prospects, offering valuable insights for orthopedic professionals, patients, and medical researchers.



What is Cemented Revision Hip

A cemented revision hip implant is a type of prosthesis used in revision hip arthroplasty to replace or repair a failed or problematic primary hip replacement. Unlike cementless designs, cemented implants rely on polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) bone cement to bond the implant to the bone, providing immediate stability. This approach is particularly beneficial for patients with poor bone quality, such as those with osteoporosis or severe bone loss.


Cemented revision hips are designed to restore hip function, alleviate pain, and provide durable support. They are often utilized in cases where biological fixation through osseointegration (as seen in cementless implants) is not feasible.



Cemented Revision Hip Features

Bone Cement Integration

The use of PMMA cement fills voids between the bone and implant, providing immediate and strong fixation.

Modular Components

Many cemented systems include modular heads, stems, and acetabular components, allowing surgeons to customize the implant to suit patient anatomy.

Smooth and Polished Stems

Polished stem designs reduce friction and wear, minimizing the risk of loosening or failure over time.

Durable Materials

Constructed from cobalt-chromium alloys or titanium, cemented implants are highly resistant to corrosion and wear.

Tapered Geometry

The stems often feature tapered designs for easier insertion and improved load distribution within the femoral canal.

Radiopaque Cement

PMMA bone cement is radiopaque, allowing surgeons to visualize the implant and cement layer during and after surgery using X-rays.

Surface Treatment

Some components include roughened or grit-blasted surfaces to improve cement adherence and reduce micro-motion.



Cemented Revision Hip Advantages

Immediate Stability

Bone cement ensures that the implant achieves instant stability, eliminating the need for bone growth to secure the implant. This is especially beneficial for patients with poor bone quality.

Versatility

Cemented designs can accommodate a wide range of patients, including those with significant bone loss, fractures, or conditions that impair biological fixation, such as osteoporosis.

Reduced Micromotion

The strong bond created by PMMA cement minimizes micromotion at the implant-bone interface, reducing the risk of loosening or wear-related complications.

Effective in Revision Cases

For patients undergoing revision surgery due to implant failure or infection, cemented implants provide a reliable and predictable solution, even in compromised bone conditions.

Radiographic Monitoring

The radiopaque nature of bone cement allows for easy post-operative monitoring of the implant’s position and the cement layer, enabling early detection of complications.



Cemented Revision Hip Treatment of Fracture Types

Aseptic Loosening

One of the most common reasons for revision surgery, cemented implants address the loosening of primary implants by providing immediate and stable fixation.

Periprosthetic Fractures

Fractures around a previous implant, particularly in older patients, are often stabilized effectively using cemented components.

Severe Osteolysis

Bone resorption caused by wear debris can be counteracted with cemented implants that compensate for bone loss.

Infections

In cases where infection has compromised the primary implant, a cemented revision hip can be used alongside antibiotic-loaded cement for infection control.

Bone Deficiency

For patients with severe bone loss, cemented implants provide robust support that might not be achievable with cementless options.



Risks of Cemented Revision Hip Surgery

Cement-Related Complications

Bone cement can lead to rare complications such as cement embolism, where particles of cement enter the bloodstream and cause blockages.

Thermal Necrosis

The exothermic reaction of PMMA during setting can generate heat, potentially damaging surrounding bone tissue.

Loosening Over Time

While cement provides immediate stability, long-term loosening may occur, particularly if the cement bond weakens.

Bone Cement Implantation Syndrome (BCIS)

A rare but serious complication, BCIS involves hypotension, hypoxia, or cardiac issues during or after cement application.

Difficulty in Future Revisions

Revision of cemented implants can be more complex due to the need to remove hardened cement without damaging the remaining bone.

Infection Risk

As with any surgical procedure, there is a risk of post-operative infection, which may necessitate additional surgeries or treatments.



Cemented Revision Hip Future Marke

Increasing Aging Population

As the global population ages, the incidence of hip replacements and subsequent revisions will rise, driving demand for cemented implants.

Advances in Cement Technology

Innovations in PMMA formulations, such as antibiotic-loaded and bioactive cements, are improving the performance and safety of cemented implants.

Surgeon Preference in Complex Cases

Surgeons often favor cemented implants for patients with poor bone quality or significant bone loss, ensuring continued demand.

Emerging Markets

Growth in healthcare infrastructure in Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East is expected to drive adoption of cemented implants in these regions.

Research and Development

Ongoing R&D is focused on improving implant designs, cement formulations, and surgical techniques to enhance outcomes and reduce complications.



Summary

The cemented revision hip implant remains a cornerstone of modern orthopedic surgery, particularly for patients with compromised bone quality or complex revision needs. With features such as immediate stability, high versatility, and adaptability to a range of fracture types, these implants provide reliable outcomes for both patients and surgeons. While there are inherent risks, advancements in implant materials, cement formulations, and surgical techniques continue to minimize complications and improve results.


As the demand for hip revision surgeries grows globally, the cemented revision hip is poised to remain a critical tool in orthopedic care, offering stability, functionality, and improved quality of life for patients undergoing complex hip procedures.


Warm reminder: This article is for reference only and cannot replace the doctor's professional advice. If you have any questions, please consult your attending physician.

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