Fig. (3) 12% of patients developed a prolonged wound healing.
Severe complication with revision of the wound took place in 4% of
cases. One patient had to be revised because of a luxation of the
head on the basis of a dysplasia. The BHH was replaced in a total
hip arthroplasty over an mDAA. The lesion of the femoral nerve
recovered in about 6 months, but the patient remained dependent on
a wheelchair for mobility. A DAA typical complication (Meralgia paraesthesia, perforation of the shaft, fracture of the greater
trochanter) did not occur in any of the 180 patients.