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Long-Term Followup of Fresh Femoral Osteochondral Allografts for Posttraumatic Knee Defects Aubin, P. P. MD*; Cheah, H. K. MD†; Davis, A. M. PhD**; Gross, A. E. MD* 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: October 2001 - Volume 391 - Issue - p S318-S327 Open
Acetabular Reconstruction With Bone Impaction Grafting and a Cemented Cup: 20 Years’ Experience Schreurs, B. Willem MD, PhD; Slooff, Tom J. J. H. MD, PhD; Gardeniers, Jean W. M. MD, PhD; Buma, Pieter PhD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 202-215 Open
Bridging Massive Acetabular Defects With the Triflange Cup 2-to 9-Year Results Christie, Michael J. MD*; Barrington, Steven A. MD*; Brinson, Martha F. MSN*; Ruhling, Marc E. BSME**; DeBoer, David K. MD* 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 216-227 Open
Morphometric Examination of Straight, Tapered Titanium Stems A Retrieval Study Böhm, Gerhard MD*; Lintner, Felix MD*; Auterith, Alexandra PhD†; Lester, D. Kevin MD‡; Zweymüller, Karl A. MD** 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 13-24 Open
Morphologic features of the hips, in particular those features germane to determination of acetabular and femoral anteversion angles and femoral head offset, were studied in 50 male and 50 female human skeletons with bilateral normal joints. Four distinct configurations were identified relative to the anterior acetabular ridge. The majority (121, 60.5%) were curved; 51 (25.5%) were angular; 19 (9.5%) were irregular; and nine (4.5%) were straight. The acetabular anteversion angle measured 19.9° ± 6.6° (range, 7°–42°) and was significantly larger in females (21.3° ± 7.1°) versus males (18.5° ± 5.8°). The notch acetabular angle, which can be identified easily intraoperatively, was defined as the angle created at the intersection of a line from the sciatic notch along the posterior acetabular ridge and a line from the posterior to the anterior acetabular wall. This angle is almost perpendicular (89.0° ± 3.5°) and, therefore, may provide an accurate estimate of acetabular anteversion during cup placement. Awareness of the anatomic differences between genders for acetabular anteversion angle, anterolateral bowing of the femur, and neck shaft angle may help reduce the relatively higher incidence of dislocation in females and may lead to different implant designs for male and female patients. Valdivia, Gonzalo G. MD; Dunbar, Michael J. MD; Parker, David A. MBBS; Woolfrey, Michael R. MD; MacDonald, Steven J. MD; McCalden, Richard W. MD; Rorabeck, Cecil H. MD; Bourne, Robert B. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 38-51 Open
Morphologic Features of the Acetabulum and Femur: Anteversion Angle and Implant Positioning Maruyama, Masaaki MD; Feinberg, Judy R. PhD; Capello, William N. MD; D’Antonio, James A. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 52-65 Open
Total Knee Replacement in Patients With Genu Recurvatum Meding, John B. MD; Keating, E. Michael MD; Ritter, Merrill A. MD; Faris, Philip M. MD; Berend, Michael E. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 244-249 Open
Soft Tissue Reconstruction of Megaprostheses Using a Trevira Tube Gosheger, Georg MD*; Hillmann, Axel MD*; Lindner, Norbert MD*; Rödl, Robert MD*; Hoffmann, Christiane MD*; Bürger, Horst MD**; Winkelmann, Winfried MD* 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 264-271 Open
Femoral Stem Insertion Generates High Bone Cement Pressurization Churchill, David L. PhD; Incavo, Stephen J. MD; Uroskie, Jonathan A. MD; Beynnon, Bruce D. PhD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 335-344 Open
Wear and Periprosthetic Osteolysis: The Problem Harris, William H. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 66-70 Open
Prevention of Wear and Osteolysis: Alumina-on-Alumina Bearing Bizot, Pascal MD*; Nizard, Remy MD*; Hamadouche, Moussa MD*,‡; Hannouche, Didier MD*,‡; Sedel, Laurent MD*,‡ 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 85-93 Open
Osteolysis: Basic Science Jacobs, Joshua J. MD*; Roebuck, Kenneth A. PhD**; Archibeck, Michael MD*; Hallab, Nadim J. PhD*; Glant, Tibor T. MD, PhD*,† 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 71-77 Open
Surgical Treatment of Pelvic Osteolysis Maloney, William J. MD; Paprosky, Wayne MD; Engh, Charles A. MD; Rubash, Harry MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 78-84 Open
Direct Compression Molded Polyethylene for Total Hip and Knee Replacements Ritter, Merrill A. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 94-100 Open
Hydroxyapatite Femoral Stems for Total Hip Arthroplasty: 10-to 13-Year Followup D’Antonio, James A. MD*; Capello, William N. MD**; Manley, Michael T. PhD†; Geesink, Rudolph MD, PhD‡ 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 101-111 Open
Tapered Titanium Cementless Total Hip Replacements: A 10-to 13-Year Followup Study Bourne, Robert B. MD; Rorabeck, Cecil H. MD; Patterson, James J. MD; Guerin, Jeff BMath 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 112-120 Open
Total Hip Arthroplasty Using Two Different Cementless Tapered Stems Purtill, James J. MD; Rothman, Richard H. MD, PhD; Hozack, William J. MD; Sharkey, Peter F. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 121-127 Open
A Low Stiffness Composite Biologically Fixed Prosthesis Glassman, Andrew H. MD*; Crowninshield, Roy D. PhD**; Schenck, Russell PhD**; Herberts, Peter MD† 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 128-136 Open
Long-Term Results Using the Anatomic Medullary Locking Hip Prosthesis Engh, C. Anderson Jr. MD*; Claus, Alexandra M. MD, PhD**; Hopper, Robert H. Jr. PhD*; Engh, Charles A. MD* 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 137-146 Open
Fixation of the Quatroloc Femoral Component: A Biomechanical and Clinical Study Whiteside, Leo A. MD; McCarthy, Daniel S. 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 147-156 Open
Prevention of Dislocation After Hip Arthroplasty: Lessons From Long-Term Followup Callaghan, John J. MD; Heithoff, Brad E. BS; Goetz, Devon D. MD; Sullivan, Patrick M. MD; Pedersen, Douglas R. PhD; Johnston, Richard C. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 157-162 Open
Effect of Posterior Capsular Repair on Early Dislocation in Primary Total Hip Replacement White, Richard E. Jr. MD; Forness, Timothy J. MD; Allman, James K. PAC; Junick, Daniel W. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 163-167 Open
Instability in Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty With the Direct Lateral Approach Demos, Harry A. MD; Rorabeck, Cecil H. MD; Bourne, Robert B. MD; MacDonald, Steven J. MD; McCalden, Richard W. MD 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 168-180 Open
Component Removal in Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty Paprosky, Wayne G. MD*; Weeden, Steven H. MD**,†; Bowling, Jack W. Jr. MD** 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 181-193 Open
Cementless Femoral Revision Arthroplasty of the Hip: Minimum 5 Years Followup Moreland, John R. MD; Moreno, Martin A. BA 2001 Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research: December 2001 - Volume 393 - Issue - p 194-201 Open