Abstract
A Judet-type arthroplasty of the hip was performed. The patient died fourteen days after the operation. The upper end of the femur was examined and showed extensive necrosis surrounding the stem of the prosthesis.
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A Judet-type arthroplasty of the hip was performed. The patient died fourteen days after the operation. The upper end of the femur was examined and showed extensive necrosis surrounding the stem of the prosthesis.