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Background: The purposes of this study were to determine the accuracy of our cup positioning method and to evaluate the dislocation rate after total hip arthroplasty (THA).

Methods: After positioning the patient in the lateral decubitus position on the operation table, an anteroposterior view of the hip was taken. The pelvic pitch was measured on the X-ray. A positive pitch was defined as the caudal rotation of the upper hemipelvis. Our target abduction of the cup was 43°. We used the cup holder to guesstimate the cup abduction. In a preliminary study, we found that the weight of the cup holder increased the pelvic pitch by 5°. Thus, the target abduction of the cup holder was calculated by a formula: 43° - pelvic pitch - 5°. During the cup insertion, the cup holder was anteverted to the calculated target according to the concept of combined anteversion. We evaluated 478 THAs (429 patients), which were done with the use of the method.

Results: The mean cup abduction was 43.9° (range, 32.0°-53.0°) and the mean error of cup abduction was 2.4° (standard deviation [SD], 2.0°; range, 0.0°-11.0°). The mean cup anteversion was 28.5° (range, 10.0°-42.0°) and the mean error of cup anteversion was 6.7° (SD, 5.2°; range, 0.0°-27.6°). Of all, 82.4% of the cups (394 / 478) were within the safe zone: 30°-50° abduction and 10°-35° anteversion. During 2- to 5-year follow-up, no hip dislocated.

Conclusions: Our adjusting method according to the pelvic pitch can be a reliable option for optimizing the cup abduction in THA.

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