JBJS case connector · 2021
A Coxoperitoneal Shunt as Salvage for a Recurrent Giant Seroma of the Hip After Periprosthetic Joint Infection: A Case Report.
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Lehnen Aude, Wyss Roland, Meier Christoph, Kalberer Fabian, Breitenstein Stefan, Wahl Peter
Аннотация
CASE: A giant seroma developed in the hip of a 44-year-old man after resection arthroplasty performed for recurrent periprosthetic joint infection (PJI). The seroma persisted despite joint reconstruction but was ultimately treated successfully by internal drainage through a coxoperitoneal shunt.
CONCLUSION: Resection arthroplasty of the hip is considered a salvage procedure for failed implant retention in the situation of persistent PJI. Nevertheless, functional results are poor and further soft-tissue complications may occur. A giant seroma of the hip may be drained into the peritoneal cavity, permitting healing without risking contamination from external, percutaneous drainage.
CONCLUSION: Resection arthroplasty of the hip is considered a salvage procedure for failed implant retention in the situation of persistent PJI. Nevertheless, functional results are poor and further soft-tissue complications may occur. A giant seroma of the hip may be drained into the peritoneal cavity, permitting healing without risking contamination from external, percutaneous drainage.