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J R Crawford1, L Van Rensburg, C Marx
1Department of Trauma and Orthopaedics, Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust, Suffolk, England.
Abstract:
Pain in the distribution of the sciatic nerve is common in the elderly. In the presence of a long-standing joint replacement, consideration should be given as to whether compression might be due to an extraspinal cause. We present three women, in whom a mass of wear debris from a previous total hip replacement caused compression of the sciatic nerve posterior to the hip. The symptoms were relieved immediately following operation.
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