Clinical case of "malignant" сoxarthrosis in 12-year-old patient
Abstract
Dysplastic coxarthrosis dominates among children orthopedic cases, and its surgical alignment continues to be peracute. Despite the application of advanced therapies and medical treatment, the patients of surgical state case constitute a significant percentage of the total patient number, i. e. from 19 to 35%. In this article a detailed literature review of surgical alignment methods for deficiency acetabular roof by applying different implants has been described. The authors have proposed applying titanium nickelide materials in the surgical alignment method, as such materials possess the following properties: high corrosion stability, full compatibility with the body tissues, as well as, sufficient porosis providing radial border structure regeneration of acetabular roof, which in its turn, improves the support ability of extermity. In the event of progression of coxarthrosis iliac segment is reserved for the upcoming replacement.
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