Relatively high complication and revision rates of the Mayo^® metaphysical conservative femoral stem in young patients

Keyphrases

• Bone Stock 50%
• Clinical Assessment 100%
• Complication Rate 100%
• Consecutive Patients 50%
• Femoral Fractures 50%
• Femoral Implant 100%
• Femoral Stem 100%
• Fracture-dislocation 50%
• Functional Assessment 100%
• Harris Hip Score 50%
• Implant Dislocation 50%
• In(III) 50%
• Indiana 50%
• Neocortex 50%
• Nonelderly Patients 100%
• Numerical Analog Scale 50%
• Orthopedic Complications 50%
• Osteolysis 50%
• Prosthesis 50%
• Proximal Femur 50%
• Radiological Assessment 50%
• Radiolucent Lines 50%
• Radiomics Analysis 50%
• Retrospective Case Series 50%
• Revision Rate 100%
• Revision Surgery 50%
• Shaped Implants 50%
• Short Form-12 50%
• Spot Welding 50%
• Total Hip Replacement 50%
• Warsaw 50%
• Wedge Shape 50%
• Young Patients 100%
• Zimmer 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Clinical Assessment 66%
• Femur Fracture 33%
• Functional Assessment 66%
• Harris Hip Score 33%
• Hip 100%
• Hip Replacement 33%
• Implant 100%
• Orthopedics 33%
• Osteolysis 33%
• Prosthesis 33%
• Proximal Femur 33%
• Short Form 12 33%