Tostain J, Gilloz A
Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot. 1980 Sep;66(6):391-3.
The authors report a case of total hip replacement followed by early infection. The prosthesis was removed after several months but despite this a fistula persisted. Four years later, signs of bladder infection appeared. The patient was operated on and a piece of cement was found inside the bladder and removed. The relationship between the infection and the migration of cement into the bladder is discussed. It was recalled that nay intrapelvic protrusion of cement should be avoided in the course of a total hip replacement.
作者报告了一例全髋关节置换术后早期感染的病例。几个月后假体被取出，但尽管如此，瘘管仍持续存在。四年后，出现膀胱感染迹象。患者接受手术，发现膀胱内有一块骨水泥并将其取出。讨论了感染与骨水泥向膀胱迁移之间的关系。回顾了在全髋关节置换过程中应避免骨水泥向盆腔内突出。
