Abstract
Objective: to determine the effectiveness of hip endoprosthesis friction pair materials in addressing aseptic instability. Review writing methodology. Literature data analysis was performed in the national database e-Library RSCI and the international database PubMed, with the search keywords being "materials of endoprosthesis friction pairs", "reasons for revision hip arthroplasty", "osteolysis". A total of 443 sources were analyzed, further using the filters of a systematic review and the knowledge of the authors on the topic (50 were selected for review). The duration of the retrospective analysis is 15 years (2009-2023). Conclusion. The materials used in modern endoprosthesis replacement can't solve the problem of aseptic loosening of endoprosthesis components. The main way to combat the complications associated with aseptic loosening is to use new bioinert materials whose wear products do not cause osteolysis.
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