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Bioceramics and Alternative Bearings in Joint Arthroplasty

11th BIOLOX Symposium. Proceedings

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 2006

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Editors:
  1. Francesco Benazzo

    1. Università di Pavia Clinica Ortopedica, Pavia, Italy

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  2. Francesco Falez

    1. Ospedale S. Spirito Div. Ortopedia, Roma, Italy

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  3. Martin Dietrich

    1. CeramTec AG, Plochingen, Germany

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Part of the book series: Ceramics in Orthopaedics (CIO)

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Table of contents (55 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XVII
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  2. Large diameter femoral and acetabular components

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Head Diameter of 36mm: New alumina on alumina bearing surfaces

      • A. Berizzi, M. Tzemtzang, R. Aldegheri
      Pages 3-4

    3. All ceramic tripolar Total Hip Arthroplasty: experimental data and clinical results

      • J. -Y. Lazennec, H. Sari Ali, M. A. Rousseau, S. Hansen
      Pages 5-9

    4. Clinical advantages with large diameter heads

      • N. Santori, R. Giacomi, D. Potestio, F. Chilelli
      Pages 11-16

    5. 36mm Ceramic head for “difficult” cases

      • G. P. Rinaldi, M. Bonalumi, D. Gaietta, D. Capitani
      Pages 17-20

  3. Resurfacing in total hip replacement

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 21-21
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    2. Seven years of experience in MoM resurfacing: Results and open questions

      • M. Menge
      Pages 23-30

    3. Surgeon and resurfacing: considerations after a long experience

      • F. Ravasi, P. Sirtori
      Pages 31-37

    4. Hip Resurfacing — a superior articulation concept?

      • R. M. Streicher
      Pages 39-43

    5. Consideration on disadvantages and problems of resurfacing

      • L. Massari, G. Caruso, V. Sollazzo
      Pages 45-46

    6. In vitro biomechanical properties of a hip resurfacing system

      • P. F. Indelli, N. Veins, D. Dominguez, K. Kitaoka, T. Parker Vail
      Pages 47-50

    7. Comparison of functional activity of hip resurfacing with total hip arthroplasty

      • J. D. Witt, V. Kannan, T. White
      Pages 51-52

  4. Hard-hard bearing systems

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 53-53
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    2. Radiological development of an alumina metal back cup during 5 years

      • J. Bejui-Hugues, H. Chavane, V. Pibarot, J. M. Durand, G. Vaz, O. Guyen et al.
      Pages 55-56

    3. Metal Ion Hypersensitivity in Metal-on-Metal Hip Arthroplasty

      • Y. -S. Park, Y. -W. Moon, S. -J. Lim
      Pages 57-63

    4. 28mm Head in Ceramic/Ceramic Total Hip Replacement

      • M. Marcucci, P. Aglietti, P. Poli, L. Latella
      Pages 65-71

    5. Ceramic Bearings Enlarging the Range of Indications for Bipolar Prostheses

      • A. Olk, T. Bartscher, J. Gusinde, F. F. Hennig
      Pages 73-79

    6. Kinematic evaluation of total hip arthroplasty with various bearing materials

      • D. A. Dennis, R. D. Komistek, M. R. Mahfouz
      Pages 81-92

    7. Total hip replacement with all alumina bearings in patients under 30 years of age

      • G. Biette, R. S. Nizard, P. Bizot, F. Lemonne, L. Sedel
      Pages 93-97
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Dear Colleague and Participant in Bioceramics and Alternative Bearings in Joint th ® Arthroplasty: 11 International BIOLOX Symposium We are once again very proud of the fact that we have been able to provide you with the proceedings of this Symposium as a part of your registration materials. This is a mayor achievement that could only be made possible by the excellent cooperation of all of the speakers, the publishing house and their staff and the Symposium Administrator and her support staff. Our special thanks to all of them for their hard work and dedication to meet the difficult deadlines required to make this a reality. The proceedings for this Symposium continue the on-going tradition to provide all of us with a valuable and useful addition to our reference library. We hope that within its covers, you will find the most up to date scientific and clinical information regarding the use of ceramic solutions to address wear related problems in Orthopedic Surgery. This is the first time that the symposium takes place in Italy. The reason we chose Italy and in particular Rome is obvious as CeramTec has had a long term and close relationship with the Italian. CeramTec is pleased that our Symposium Chairmen, Professors F. Benazzo and F. Falez have collaborated with us in the preparation and in th the execution of Bioceramics and Alternative Bearings in Joint Arthroplasty - 11 ® International BIOLOX Symposium.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Università di Pavia Clinica Ortopedica, Pavia, Italy

    Francesco Benazzo

  • Ospedale S. Spirito Div. Ortopedia, Roma, Italy

    Francesco Falez

  • CeramTec AG, Plochingen, Germany

    Martin Dietrich

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