-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Arthrography of the artificial hip joint was performed postoperatively in 29 patients with pain after total hip replacement. In 23 cases the arthrographic findings were checked by operation and corresponded in 91%. In two arthrographies which did not give reliable results sinuses outside the thigh or a large pseudocapsule prevented a satisfactory performance of the arthrography. The unoperated patients had only mild discomfort or were considered a high risk for reoperation; they were treated with physiotherapy and medication. As a result of this investigation arthrography can be regarded as a highly reliable method of diagnosing the various causes of pains in the hip after total hip replacement.
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
April 1974,
Bulletin of the Hospital for Joint Diseases,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
April 1993,
Orthopaedic review,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
November 2013,
The bone & joint journal,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
March 2004,
Clinical orthopaedics and related research,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
January 1973,
Journal belge de radiologie,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
May 1974,
The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy, and nuclear medicine,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
October 1989,
Ugeskrift for laeger,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
February 1995,
Clinical radiology,
P Salenius, and
E Vankka
November 1973,
Radiology,
