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Paweł Kamiński1, Adam Zawojski1, Rafał Trąbka2
1Krakowskie Centrum Rehabilitacji i Ortopedii, Krakow, Polska / Rehabilitation and Orthopaedics Centre in Krakow, Poland.
Abstract:
Arthroplasty is currently a treatment of choice in advanced osteoarthritis. A register published in Sweden in 2017 showed that approximately 40% of hip arthroplasty procedures in patients whose osteoarthritis is secon-dary to childhood diseases are performed in individuals under 50 years of age. We describe the treatment of a 42-year-old female patient after hip arthroplasty with a massive non-in-fec-tious inflammatory muscle infiltrate, who did recreational sports. An individualised treatment and physiotherapy programme made it possible for the patient to fully resume her recreational sports activities.
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