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Banskota AK et al. – In an environment where pathology generally presents very late and often in a dramatic manner, where the patient's socioeconomic status, understanding, compliance, and the logistics of follow–up are consistently a challenge in management, hip arthrodesis has been an important procedure for our patient group, with good short–term results and promising midterm, and, hopefully, long–term prospects.

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