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Review Question - QID 6997

THA Revision Presentation Symptoms QID: 6997 (SAE10HK.9)
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QID 6997 (Type "6997" in App Search)
A 68-year-old man underwent a primary total hip arthroplasty 2 years ago for a femoral neck fracture. His early postoperative course was unremarkable, but he notes some aching in the thigh since surgery. His symptoms have gotten worse over the last year, such that he now has activity-related thigh pain that limits his walking ability. An AP hip radiograph is shown in Figure 9. What is the most appropriate surgical management?
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