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case_images: Ventrodorsal radiograph of the dog 2 years after cemented total hip replacement (left hip); radiopaque cement mantle surrounding the femoral and acetabular component is visible.
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case_images: No changes were found in the ventrodorsal x-ray examination of the hip's joint compared to the examination made the year before (Figure 1).
case_images: Lateral radiograph with stem fracture in the midshaft:visible only in the lateral view. There is a dislocation in the middle part of the stem with a gap between the cuff cement and the stem, with mild periosteal reaction.
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case_images: It was well visible only on the lateral view as a step in the middle part of the stem (Figure 2).
case_images: Ventrodorsal radiographs after reimplantation. Proper positioning and orientation of the stem and proper mantle cement are visible. Two cerclage wires were used to stabilize the bone window fragment.
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case_images: The positioning of the implant was correct, and the bone fragment cerclage wires appeared stable (Figure 3).
case_images: Lateral radiograph 6 months after reimplantation. Proper positioning of the stem and periosteal reaction is visible.
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case_images: Radiography was repeated at 8 weeks and at 6 months (Figure 4) post-operatively and recommended yearly.