Total hip replacement and sciatic nerve trauma
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Orthopedics
|August 1, 1986
Abstract:
Intraoperative injury to the sciatic nerve is a known risk during total hip replacement. Postoperative injury by an implant is rare. A case of sciatic nerve laceration possibly caused by a protrusio ring is presented. The presentation of the patient, the mechanism of injury, and the means to avoid it are discussed.
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