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Oztürkmen Y et al. – Cementless THA can be safely performed in advanced tuberculosis of the hip for providing symptomatic relief and functional improvement of the hips. Complete curettage and resection of the infected tissue and postoperative antituberculous chemotherapy with a minimum of 1–year duration are very important in preventing reactivations.

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