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Fifteen-Year to Twenty-Year Results of Cementless Harris-Galante Porous Femoral and Harris-Galante Porous I and II Acetabular Components
Scott D. Anseth ,
Pamela A. Pulido ,
Wendy S. Adelson ,
Shantanu Patil ,
Julie C. Sandwell ,
Clifford W. Colwell
August 2010
August 2010
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Abstract
This study examined long-term survivorship of primary total hip arthroplasty (THA)
using cementless Harris-Galante porous femoral and Harris-Galante porous I or II acetabular
components. Of 113 hips (101 patients) studied, 60 hips (53 patients) were available
for follow-up at a mean of 17.2 years after surgery. A total of 10 hips had documented
revision, and 2 hips had failed radiographically. The average Harris hip score was
82. Radiographically, 12 hips demonstrated eccentric wear, 8 had osteolysis, and 1
had a broken tine. The overall survival rate was 87.7%; the mean volumetric wear rate
was 74.96 mm(3); and the mean polyethylene linear penetration rate was 0.153 mm/y,
similar to that of well-cemented THA in other series. This long-term outcome for an
early-generation cementless THA is promising and provides a standard by which to judge
the newer generation of cementless implants.
Copyright (c) 2010. Published by Elsevier Inc.