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2008/07/23
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A. Grubl et al JBJS (B), Aug 2006,
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Polyethylene debris, wear particles peri- prosthetic osteolysis long-term failure Change bearing surfaces ceramic / metal
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Co-Cr-Mo
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Al 2 O 3 ( 氧化鋁 )
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THR without cement in 100 consecutive patients 50 patients metal-on-metal articulation, 50 patients ceramic-on-polyethylene bearing Metal particles: cobalt and chromium ions ↑
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P Sauvé; J Mountney; T Khan; J De Beer; et al Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery; May 2007; 89,
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cobalt and chromium: 3~5 X ↑ Source of metal ions Metal-on-metal articulations 3 patients: revision with metal-on-PE the levels of metal ions were within the normal range
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Ring and other metal-on-metal THRs: early failure some into fourth decade polar bearing with sufficient clearance good orientation of the component avoiding impingement No polyethylene, no subsequent osteolysis Wear rates between 40 and 100 times lower than those of metal-on-PE bearing surfaces !!
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Cobalt Chromosomal abnormalities potential for malignant change Reduce osteoblastic activity Inhibit the production of type-I collagen and osteocalcin and alkaline phosphatase activity toxic to cultured human synovial fibroblasts Peripheral blood CD+ T-cell counts are significantly reduced Hypersensitivity Women of child-bearing age cobalt ions cross the placenta !!
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Aluminium: Various neurological disorders Alzheimer’s disease Osteomalacia
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Prospective, randomized Clinical trial Ceramic-on-ceramic / metal-on-metal Serum aluminium / cobalt levels
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Including: Unilateral primary osteoarthritis Avascular necrosis of the hip Excluding: Rheumatoid arthritis Renal malfunction Other metal implants
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Nov, 2000 to Feb, 2002 28 patients Randomly to receive ceramic or metal bearing
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26 OA2 AVN 18 Female10 man Mean age 62.2 years old. (32 to 81) Mean BMI 28.1 (19.6 to 37.3)
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Ceramic on ceramicMetal on metal Patient No.1513 Female : male8 : 710 : 3 Mean age58.2 (32 to 81)66.8 (56 to 78)
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All the same prosthesis except bearing surface Ti-Al-Nb alloy (CSF-Gamma, Zimmer) Ceramic / metal inlay Ceramic inserts: Al 2 O 3 Metal inserts: Co-Cr-Mo
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Transgluteal approach (lateral) supine Intra-operation X-ray: Cup inclination ≦ 45 degree
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Blood: Needles: no cobalt Glass tube Pre-OP and 12 months after OP
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Serum Al and Co level 5100-ZL atomic absorption spectrometer (Perkin Elmer, Shelton, Connecticut) Wavelengths: 309.3 and 242.5 nm Lower limitation: Al: 0.5 μ g/l; (define 0.25) Co: 0.3 μ g/l; (define 0.15)
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Functional result Harris hip score University of California at Los Angeles activity score (UCLA)
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Pain Limp Support Distance Sitting Enter public transporta tion Stairs Put on shoes Deformity ROM
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SAS P value ≦ 0.05: statistically significant Sign test for paired data
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Ceramic on ceramicMetal on metal Pre-OP Post-OP Aluminium1.3 (0.25 to 8.4)1.9 (0.25 to 4.4) 1.1 (0.25 to 2.3)P =10.9 (0.25 to 3.9)P = 0.012 Cobalt< 0.3 0.4 (0.15 to 0.7)P= 0.5081.4 (0.5 to 10.5)P < 0.001 Harris hip score58.4 (24.4 to 82.3)50.4 (15.1 to 71.4) 86.6 (41.5 to 100)85.1 (61.1 to 100) UCLA7 /10, 90% satisfied or very satisfied Mean inclination of cup 44.2° (34° to 54°)
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Cobalt and chromium ion ↑ : metal on metal THR Aluminium: no increasing in metal-on-metal THR, but ceramic-on-ceramic ??
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Ceramic-on-ceramic bearings: Low wear rate High biocompatibility
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No evidence of systemic release of aluminium in the ceramic-on-ceramic or metal-on-metal groups Serum cobalt ↑ in metal-on-metal group
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In vitro comparison of Metasul metal-on-metal and Cerasul ceramic-on-ceramic bearing Stanmore Mk-III hip simulator 2~5 X 10 6 cycles Similar abrasive wear behavior
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Prospective, randomised study 514 patients, Alumina ceramic bearing vs. Co-Cr metal-on-PE bearing Mid-term result: no significant difference in clinical performance
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In vivo Ceramic-on-ceramic bearings are NOT associated with elevated levels of serum aluminium. Cobalt level at one year was significant increasing in metal on metal group
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