Functional recovery after muscle sparing total hip arthroplasty in comparison to classic lateral approach–A three years follow-up study
Background The muscle sparing total hip arthroplasty had generated a distinguishable
interest, in both the patients and the surgeons, but its benefits are still often questioned. The
main idea of this study was to compare the functional clinical outcome of the patients
operated by the anterolateral approach with a muscle-sparing technique (modified Watson–
Jones approach), and the patients operated by modified direct lateral approach without the
muscle-sparing technique (Bauer/Hardinge approach). Methods The patients (N= 130) were …
interest, in both the patients and the surgeons, but its benefits are still often questioned. The
main idea of this study was to compare the functional clinical outcome of the patients
operated by the anterolateral approach with a muscle-sparing technique (modified Watson–
Jones approach), and the patients operated by modified direct lateral approach without the
muscle-sparing technique (Bauer/Hardinge approach). Methods The patients (N= 130) were …
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