Introduction

Trabecular titanium implants are 3D printed with a high-friction ingrowth surface that is continuous with the rest of the acetabular shell. The ability to “face-change” following optimum seating of the component allows unprecedented levels of versatility in acetabular orientation. Bolt-on augments enable rapid trialling and definitive insertion of a monobloc construct. The use of these implants has rapidly increased in the National Joint Registry over the last three years with little published outcome data. We present one of the largest studies using this material.