Abstract
Background: Indian surgeons annually perform more than 150,000 total hip replacements (THRs), 90% of which are primary procedures. Improved surgical technique and instrumentation have expanded the clinical indications for Uncemented THR. Aim: To study the results of Uncemented Total Hip Replacement. Materials and Methods: All the patients were evaluated clinically (according to Modified Harris Hip Score) and radiologically at 6 months post operatively and were followed up to 3 years. Results: The patients operated in our study had an average Modified Harris Hip Score 97.25. Discussion: Compare the preoperative and postoperative modified Harris hip score. Conclusion: Results of Uncemented total hip replacement are excellent and good.
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