The Infected Implant

1. The Importance of European Registers in Respect to Infections in Arthroplasty
Ákos Zahár

2. Increasing Incidence of Infected THA in Norway Despite Improved Antibiotic Prophylaxis
Lars B. Engesœter

3. Update from the Swedish Arthroplasty Registers with Special Reference to Infections
Anna Stefánsdóttir, Johan Kärrholm, Otto Robertsson

4. Status and Prospect of an European Arthroplasty Register (EAR)
Sebastian Gaiser

5. The Infected Implant — Microbiology and Clinical Strategies
Ian Stockley

6. Infection of Joint Prosthesis and Local Drug Delivery
Andrzeij Górecki, Ireneusz Babiak

7. Clinical Strategy for the Treatment of Deep Infection of Hip Arthroplasty
David Jahoda

8. Infection after Total Knee Artroplasty: Diagnosis, Management Strategies and Outcomes
Peter C. M. Verdonk, Pieter Vansintjan, René Verdonk

9. Spacer Management in Periprosthetic Infections
Christian Eberhardt

10. Observational Study of Bone Cement with Two Antibiotics in Revision Arthroplasty of Knee and Hip
Joachim Sauer

11. Treatment of an Infected Joint Prosthesis: Difficult Challenge for an Orthopedist Surgeon
Thomas Bauer, Alain Lortat-Jacob

12. Low-Grade Infection and Multiresistant Gram-Positive Cocci
Reiner Schaumann, Arne C. Rodloff

13. Antibiotic Strategies in Septic Arthroplasties
José Cordero-Ampuero

14. Introduction: Revision Cemented Versus Uncemented
Philipp Lubinus

15. Cemented revision THA
Libor Luňáček

16. Pro Uncemented Revision
Martin Krbec

17. The Infected Implant: Revision One Stage Versus Two Stage — Introduction To Crossfire Session
Enzo Meani, Paolo Trezza

18. One Stage Revision — Favourite Option?
Götz Foerster, Lars Frommelt

19. Advantages of Two-Stage Revision Arthroplasty
Filippo Randelli, Alberto Aliprandi, Lorenzo Banci, Luca Sconfienza, Francesco Sardanelli

Nyckelord: Medicine & Public Health, Orthopedics