Weeden and Paprosky report minimum 11-year clinical and radiographic outcomes of extensively porous-coated cementless femoral stems used in 170 consecutive femoral revision THAs, testing whether diaphyseal scratch-fit fixation provides durable long-term results across varying degrees of femoral bone loss as stratified by the Paprosky classification.
Weeden and Paprosky report minimum 11-year clinical and radiographic outcomes of extensively porous-coated cementless femoral stems used in 170 consecutive femoral revision THAs, testing whether diaphyseal scratch-fit fixation provides durable long-term results across varying degrees of femoral bone loss as stratified by the Paprosky classification.