D. Bettin et J. Polster, ALLOGRAFT TRANSPLANTATION AFTER MULTIPLE REVISION OPERATIONS WITH COMPLETE PELVIC INSTABILITY, Zeitschrift fur Orthopadie und Ihre Grenzgebiete, 133(4), 1995, pp. 380-386
The collective consists of 19 patients with 21 operations after multip
le revision operations with complete pelvic instability. The reconstru
ction was done with tibia (11 x) and femur allografts (6 x). The bridg
ing was reached by pressfit contact. The junction side was supplemente
d with autologeous bone chips. The allografts were fixed with screws o
r plates. In all patients a good primary stability was achieved. Parti
al weight bearing was gained within 10.1 week and full weight bearing
in 15.1 weeks. We notice one allograft fracture after 4 months and one
infection after 3 months. The reoperation rate was 4. The clinical re
sults are enchouraging. No lytic lines were seen between the acetabulu
m cup implant and the allograft within 20.1 months time.