Incidence of Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Dysfunction After Total Hip Arthroplasty Through the Anterior-Based Muscle-Sparing Surgical Approach.

Alaka GorurJoseph GenualdiTaylor PaskeyChristopher BlumAlexander L NeuwirthH John CooperRoshan P ShahJeffrey A Geller

Published in: Arthroplasty today (2024)

The incidence of LFCN dysfunction is 1% at 1 year after surgery with the ABMS approach. Additional studies may elucidate all risks and benefits of the ABMS approach with respect to LFCN injuries.

Keyphrases

total hip arthroplasty
risk factors
oxidative stress
skeletal muscle
minimally invasive
human health
robot assisted
peripheral nerve
risk assessment