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Haemoarthrosis making up 85% of all bleeds in the haemophilic, most commonly affects the knee, the elbow and the ankle joint. However, it is the arthropathy in the hip joint which has produced the most serious disability requiring total joint replacement. Major reconstructive surgery in the haemophiliac is based upon the following principles: (i) healing of soft tissues must occur per primum. (ii) the surgical technique must be standard without any need for revision or secondary procedures. (iii) the factor replacement therapy programme should be of sufficient amount and duration to cover both healing and mobi1ization. (iv) the presence of antibodies to either Factor VIII or IX is an absolute contradiction. Sixteen haemophilic patients have received a bicomponent total hip replacement.

Total Joint Replacement in the Hemophilias