[Retracted] Comparison of the Early Results of Lateral Direct Anterior Approach (L-DAA) and Traditional Posterolateral Approach (PLA) in Hip Arthroplasty

<div>Preoperative and postoperative radiographs and intraoperative images were taken in a typical case. (a) A case of necrosis of the right femoral head: preoperative X-ray, collapse of the right femoral head, and narrowing of the HIP joint space. (b) X-ray of the right total hip replacement, the position of the hip joint prosthesis was good. (c) The position was lateral, marked 2 cm behind the anterior superior ILIAC spine, distal to the fibular head. (d) Entering the space between the Sartorius and the tensor fasciae latae muscle, the branches of the lateral femoral artery were seen and ligated.</div>

Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine

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Figure 1: [Retracted] Comparison of the Early Results of Lateral Direct Anterior Approach (L-DAA) and Traditional Posterolateral Approach (PLA) in Hip Arthroplasty 

Figure 1 | [Retracted] Comparison of the Early Results of Lateral Direct Anterior Approach (L-DAA) and Traditional Posterolateral Approach (PLA) in Hip Arthroplasty 