Should already know: The best answer is since you already had the surgery , would you not have asked this question before hand and probably was explained in the consent form you filled out. If not ask the physician who did the surgery.
Answered 6/12/2014
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Not common: With current techniques, regardless of the approach used for your surgery, the possiblity of dislocation or loosening of components is very low. The chance of either event is less than 1% in most recent research. The device you have has a long track record of good results, and is not likely to dislocate or loosen if you take good care of it. Consult with your surgeon about recommended activities.
Answered 8/8/2018
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