Systematic measurement of spino-pelvic alignment as a simple strategy to reduce the dislocation rate in primary hip arthroplasties

In conclusion, the incorporation of spinopelvic alignment measurement in preoperative planning is an accessible method for any medical centre that contributed to modifying surgical practices, ultimately leading to a significant reduction in the dislocation rate.

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Hip International
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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.1177/11207000251319969
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Orthopaedic implants and arthroplasty
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Systematic measurement of spino-pelvic alignment as a simple strategy to reduce the dislocation rate in primary hip arthroplasties

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Systematic measurement of spino-pelvic alignment as a simple strategy to reduce the dislocation rate in primary hip arthroplasties

Diego Edmundo Mengelle, Mauro Lazzari, Bruno Terrarossa, Federico Burgo, A.G. Davies, Enzo Skerly, M Del Rosario Dall Armellina
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In conclusion, the incorporation of spinopelvic alignment measurement in preoperative planning is an accessible method for any medical centre that contributed to modifying surgical practices, ultimately leading to a significant reduction in the dislocation rate.

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