[Proposal for the classification of the periprosthetic membrane from loosened hip and knee endoprostheses].

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[Proposal for the classification of the periprosthetic membrane from loosened hip and knee endoprostheses]. / Morawietz, L; Gehrke, Th; Classen, R-A; Barden, B; Otto, M; Hansen, T; Aigner, Th; Stiehl, P; Neidel, J; Schröder, J H; Frommelt, L; Schubert, Th; Meyer-Scholten, C; König, A; Ströbel, Ph; Rader, Ch P; Kirschner, S; Lintner, F; Rüther, Wolfgang; Skwara, A; Bos, I; Kriegsmann, J; Krenn, V.

in: PATHOLOGE, Jahrgang 25, Nr. 5, 5, 2004, S. 375-384.

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Harvard

Morawietz, L, Gehrke, T, Classen, R-A, Barden, B, Otto, M, Hansen, T, Aigner, T, Stiehl, P, Neidel, J, Schröder, JH, Frommelt, L, Schubert, T, Meyer-Scholten, C, König, A, Ströbel, P, Rader, CP, Kirschner, S, Lintner, F, Rüther, W, Skwara, A, Bos, I, Kriegsmann, J & Krenn, V 2004, '[Proposal for the classification of the periprosthetic membrane from loosened hip and knee endoprostheses].', PATHOLOGE, Jg. 25, Nr. 5, 5, S. 375-384. <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15257415?dopt=Citation>

APA

Morawietz, L., Gehrke, T., Classen, R-A., Barden, B., Otto, M., Hansen, T., Aigner, T., Stiehl, P., Neidel, J., Schröder, J. H., Frommelt, L., Schubert, T., Meyer-Scholten, C., König, A., Ströbel, P., Rader, C. P., Kirschner, S., Lintner, F., Rüther, W., ... Krenn, V. (2004). [Proposal for the classification of the periprosthetic membrane from loosened hip and knee endoprostheses]. PATHOLOGE, 25(5), 375-384. [5]. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15257415?dopt=Citation

Vancouver

Morawietz L, Gehrke T, Classen R-A, Barden B, Otto M, Hansen T et al. [Proposal for the classification of the periprosthetic membrane from loosened hip and knee endoprostheses]. PATHOLOGE. 2004;25(5):375-384. 5.

Bibtex

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AU - Morawietz, L

AU - Gehrke, Th

AU - Classen, R-A

AU - Barden, B

AU - Otto, M

AU - Hansen, T

AU - Aigner, Th

AU - Stiehl, P

AU - Neidel, J

AU - Schröder, J H

AU - Frommelt, L

AU - Schubert, Th

AU - Meyer-Scholten, C

AU - König, A

AU - Ströbel, Ph

AU - Rader, Ch P

AU - Kirschner, S

AU - Lintner, F

AU - Rüther, Wolfgang

AU - Skwara, A

AU - Bos, I

AU - Kriegsmann, J

AU - Krenn, V

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N2 - After 10 years, loosening of total joint endoprostheses occurs in about 3 to 10 percent of all patients, requiring elaborate revision surgery. A periprosthetic membrane is routinely found between bone and loosened prosthesis. Further histomorphological examination allows determination of the etiology of the loosening process. Aim of this study is the introduction of clearly defined histopathological criteria for a standardized evaluation of the periprosthetic membrane. Based on histomorphological criteria and polarized light microscopy, four types of the periprosthetic membrane were defined: periprosthetic membrane of wear particle type (type I), periprosthetic membrane of infectious type (type II), periprosthetic membrane of combined type (type III), periprosthetic membrane of indifferent type (type IV). Periprosthetic membranes of 268 patients were analyzed according to the defined criteria. The correlation between histopathological and microbiological diagnosis was high (89%, p

AB - After 10 years, loosening of total joint endoprostheses occurs in about 3 to 10 percent of all patients, requiring elaborate revision surgery. A periprosthetic membrane is routinely found between bone and loosened prosthesis. Further histomorphological examination allows determination of the etiology of the loosening process. Aim of this study is the introduction of clearly defined histopathological criteria for a standardized evaluation of the periprosthetic membrane. Based on histomorphological criteria and polarized light microscopy, four types of the periprosthetic membrane were defined: periprosthetic membrane of wear particle type (type I), periprosthetic membrane of infectious type (type II), periprosthetic membrane of combined type (type III), periprosthetic membrane of indifferent type (type IV). Periprosthetic membranes of 268 patients were analyzed according to the defined criteria. The correlation between histopathological and microbiological diagnosis was high (89%, p

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JO - PATHOLOGE

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