case_images: PMC6029440_01
case_images: Radiograph a.p. view with loosening of the left femoral stem, radiograph a.p. and axial view of first revision.
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case_images: In March 2008, a primary total hip replacement was revised for loosening of the femoral stem in a 48-year-old carpenter (Figure 1). The postoperative radiographs (Figure 1) were acceptable, and no explanation for the intraoperative problem was found.
case_images: Radiograph a.p. view with broken stem and radiograph a.p. view of the second revision.
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case_images: On the radiographs, a fracture in between the 2 modular parts of the stem was seen (Figure 2). The nonunion of the trochanter was debrided and fixed with a hooked plate (proximal conical spout Revitan 75 mm, Biolox Delta Ceramic femoral head 28 mm medium, Trofix Trochanter Fixation plate large head 150 mm) (Figure 2).
case_images: Description of the manufacturer's operation manual; small ring, part of the proximal part of the trail stem.
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case_images: It was then discovered to be a part of the proximal trial part (Figure 3).