Custom-made acetabular components (CMAC) represent an important treatment option for complex acetabular defects where standard implants are not sufficient. Over the years, substantial advances in implant design and materials have improved stability, function, and longevity of implants. However, evidence on implant surv...
Mari Babasiz, A. A. Zellner, T. Babasiz et al.· Arthroplasty· 0 citations
Bacterial infections of the skin and soft tissues (SSTIs) are common and should be considered a key differential diagnosis in patients presenting with redness and swelling in these areas. They range from mild superficial cases to severe, complicated forms requiring prompt antimicrobial therapy and, often, surgical inte...
Jonas Roos, Antonia Krause, Christian Prangenberg et al.· Langenbeck's archives of sur...· 0 citations
Background: Hand osteomyelitis is an uncommon but potentially devastating infection associated with prolonged treatment, repeated surgical interventions, and risk of amputation. Owing to its rarity, evidence regarding prognostic factors and optimal management remains limited. This study aimed to evaluate the clinical c...
Jessica Köller, A. A. Zellner, Jonas Roos et al.· Journal of Clinical Medicine· 0 citations
While modern third-generation cementation techniques have optimized outcomes for cemented fixation, cementless acetabular fixation is currently the widely preferred cup option in Germany. In elderly patients, however, international registry data suggest a potential advantage for cemented acetabular fixation strategies....
A. A. Zellner, Alexander W Grimberg, Yinan Wu et al.· Arthroplasty· 0 citations
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