Hip arthroplasty or hip replacement is a surgical procedure by which damaged cartilage and bone are removed from the joint replaced implants. performed in order to achive painless normal movements. Obesity characterized excessive accumulation of fat inside an organism it affects occurance arthrosis. Obese people make up 30% population developed countries. A vast majority recent research publica...

BACKGROUND Orthopedic Implant removal is one of the commonly performed elective orthopedic surgeries. Implants are generally removed after the purpose of keeping implant is solved by healing of the fracture, but there is no consensus whether routine implant removal should be a policy for all fractures that were fixed. OBJECTIVE This study aims to analyze the epidemiology and outcome of implan...

In the context of translational research, there is growing interest in studying surgical orthopedic pain management approaches that are common to humans and dogs. The validity of postoperative pain assessment methods is uncertain with regards to responsiveness and the potential interference of analgesia. The hypothesis was that video analysis (as a reference), electrodermal activity, and two su...

We have shown how the analysis of the angiotomography reconstruction through OsiriX program has assisted in endovascular perioperative programming. We presented its application in situations when an unexpected existence of metallic overlapping artifact (orthopedic osteosynthesis) compromised the adequate visualization of the arterial lesion during the procedure. Through manipulation upon OsiriX...

Ultrasonography allows high-resolution imaging with real-time correlation to patients' pain, and it is an indispensable tool for assessing disorders associated with soft tissue impingement by orthopedic hardware. The sonographic examination in these cases begins with static studies, and images are then obtained during active and passive joint mobilization designed to reproduce the conflict with...

OBJECTIVE To ascertain the mean length of radiation emission from fluoroscopic devices during several types of orthopedic surgery and which of these required greater use of radiation. METHODS The times taken to perform sixteen different types of surgery (total of 80 procedures) were measured. At the end of each procedure, the length of time for which fluoroscopy was used directly from the ima...

We report here two cases of a chronic contained rupture of an infrarenal abdominal aortic aneurysm (CCR-AAA) which eroded a lumbar vertebra. One patient underwent a graft replacement of the aneurysm without any orthopedic intervention and remains in good health 4 years after the operation with improvement to the vertebral injury. Another patient underwent endovascular aortic repair (EVAR) witho...

A 55-year-old patient was admitted to the Department of Orthopedics due to an open fracture in the right ankle joint. On the seventh day of hospitalization the patient experienced a transient ischemic attack. During the next day, dyspnea, chest pain and a 'rider' type pulmonary embolism in the pulmonary trunk occluding both pulmonary arteries and its branches were diagnosed. The patient was tra...