Charnley and Feagin report on the first systematic application of low-friction arthroplasty (LFA) to congenital hip subluxation with secondary arthritis — asking whether THA is technically feasible and whether results justify operating on young patients with severely distorted anatomy.
Charnley and Feagin report on the first systematic application of low-friction arthroplasty (LFA) to congenital hip subluxation with secondary arthritis — asking whether THA is technically feasible and whether results justify operating on young patients with severely distorted anatomy.