Charnley hip arthroplasty

Charn·ley hip ar·thro·plas·ty

(charn'lē), a form of total hip replacement consisting of the application of a polyethylene acetabular cup and a metal femoral head prosthesis; it bears the name of John Charnley who is regarded as the pioneer in the development of this procedure.

Charnley,

Sir John, English surgeon, 1911-1988. Charnley acetabular cup prosthesisCharnley arthrodesisCharnley arthrodesis clampCharnley bone clampCharnley bone claspCharnley brace handleCharnley cemented hip prosthesisCharnley centering drillCharnley compression arthrodesisCharnley compression fusionCharnley deviceCharnley femoral broachCharnley femoral condyle drillCharnley femoral prosthesis pusherCharnley hip arthroplasty - a form of total hip replacement consisting of the application of an acetabular cup and a femoral head prosthesis.Charnley hip prosthesisCharnley implantCharnley incisionCharnley knee prosthesisCharnley narrow stem componentCharnley pilot drillCharnley pinCharnley pin clampCharnley pin retractorCharnley raspCharnley reamerCharnley self-retaining retractorCharnley standard stem retractorCharnley towel