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El-Tayeby HM et al. - The proposed reconstruction procedure for reshaping the deformed femoral head (osteochondroplasty) is a salvage attempt that achieved a more or less mobile painless stable hip joint besides restoring the normal anatomical relationship, should total hip replacement (THR) be needed in the future.

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