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The Bone & Joint Journal
Vol. 99-B, Issue 11 | Pages 1435 - 1441
1 Nov 2017
Buttaro MA OƱativia JI Slullitel PA Andreoli M Comba F Zanotti G Piccaluga F

Aims

The Corail stem has good long-term results. After four years of using this stem, we have detected a small group of patients who have presented with symptomatic metaphyseal debonding. The aim of this study was to quantify the incidence of this complication, to delineate the characteristics of patients presenting with this complication and to compare these patients with asymptomatic controls to determine any important predisposing factors.

Patients and Methods

Of 855 Corail collarless cementless stems implanted for osteoarthritis, 18 presented with symptomatic metaphyseal debonding. A control group of 74 randomly selected patients was assembled. Clinical and radiological parameters were measured and a logistic regression model was created to evaluate factors associated with metaphyseal debonding.