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Preoperative Imaging
Preoperative pelvic radiograph before right total hip arthroplasty, showing degenerative changes in both hips.
CLINICAL CASE Cemented Total Hip
Cemented Total Hip
Replacement Case
in Congo
Stable Reconstruction. Satisfactory Recovery.
“The surgery was successfully completed and the patient recovered well after the procedure.”
Dr. Jean Orthopedic Surgeon
Congo
Congo
Procedure Right Primary Cemented
Total Hip Arthroplasty
Total Hip Arthroplasty
CASE OVERVIEW
Patient
73-year-old male
Surgical Area
Right Hip
Condition
Progressive bilateral hip pain
Procedure
Right Primary Cemented Total Hip Arthroplasty
Case Background
This case involved a 73-year-old male patient in Congo with progressive bilateral hip pain and difficulty walking for approximately 10 years. After clinical evaluation, a staged bilateral cemented total hip replacement strategy was selected. Because the right hip was more symptomatic, it was treated first with primary cemented total hip arthroplasty. The goals of the surgery were to relieve pain, improve hip function, and restore the patient’s mobility for better daily activities.
CLINICAL IMAGING
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Immediate Postoperative Imaging
Immediate postoperative radiograph showing the right cemented total hip prosthesis after surgery.
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Follow-up at 2 Months Post-op
Follow-up radiograph at 2 months after right total hip arthroplasty, showing the reconstructed right hip.
Radiographic Evaluation
The radiographic sequence documents the patient’s treatment pathway from preoperative evaluation to follow-up. The preoperative pelvic radiograph shows the hip condition before surgery. The immediate postoperative radiograph demonstrates the right cemented total hip prosthesis after surgery. A follow-up radiograph at two months postoperatively shows the reconstructed right hip.
IMPLANTS USED
Acetabular Cup
Cemented
Size: 52/28
Type: JX 21201
Ref: C6052
Femoral Head
Ceramic
Size: 28M
Type: JX 40102
Ref: H10028M
RCH Cemented Femoral Stem
Size: 5
Type: JX 1401H
Ref: SC40509
Implant Configuration
The right total hip arthroplasty used a CZMEDITECH cemented hip prosthesis configuration consisting of a cemented acetabular cup, a ceramic femoral head, and an RCH cemented femoral stem. The selected components were combined as part of the primary cemented total hip replacement procedure. Product specifications, including size, type, and reference number, are shown above for each implant component.
CASE SUMMARY
Clinical Background
Progressive bilateral hip pain and difficulty walking for approximately 10 years.
Surgical Plan
Staged bilateral cemented total hip replacement. The right hip was treated first because it was more symptomatic.
Surgery Details
Date: June 11
General anesthesia
Lateral decubitus position
Outcome
The surgery was successfully completed and the patient recovered well after the procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What procedure was performed in this Congo hip replacement case?
A primary cemented total hip arthroplasty was performed on the right hip.
Why was the right hip treated first?
The right hip was more symptomatic, so it was selected for the first stage of the bilateral treatment plan.
What type of hip prosthesis was used?
A cemented total hip prosthesis configuration was used.
Which implant components were used in the procedure?
A cemented acetabular cup, ceramic femoral head, and RCH cemented femoral stem were used.
What surgical approach was used?
The procedure was performed using a Hardinge approach.
What anesthesia was used?
General anesthesia was used.
Does this case include postoperative follow-up imaging?
Yes. The case includes an immediate postoperative radiograph and a two-month postoperative follow-up radiograph.
How did the patient recover after surgery?
The surgery was successfully completed and the patient recovered well after the procedure.
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