Total hip replacement is an excellent treatment option for people with late stage degenerative hip disease. In addition to marked reduction in pain and improvement in sleep, most people regain range of motion, physical ability and quality of life. This study aimed at the functional outcomes of large diameter heads in THR patients. This study is an analysis of a cohort of patients undergoing total hip replacement performed at our hospital from November 2011 to July 2013. A total of 70 hips, 40 males and 30 females, were operated upon with large diameter femoral heads. The mean age was 50.38 years (range 40–59 years). In our cohort, 32 patients had AVN of femur head, 19 had post traumatic secondary degeneration, 10 had RA, 6 had AS and 3 patients had OA of hip. The follow-up data included local complications, Harris Hip Score, medical complications, readmission, activity status and use of a walking aid.Introduction & aims
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