Retroperitoneal hematoma with bone resorption around the acetabular component after total hip arthroplasty: a case report and review of the literature

Table 1 Summary of previous case reports of retroperitoneal hematoma after total hip arthroplasty

Reference	Age, years	Sex	Site	Size, cm	Morbidity span	Symptoms	Anticoagulant therapy	Treatment
[2]	61	Female	Right	NA	8 days	Femoral nerve palsy	+	Conservative
[6]	65	Male	Left	10×11×15	2 days	Femoral nerve palsy, anemia	−	Excision/screw removal
[7]	78	Female	Right	16×11	10 days	Bilateral hip and thigh pain, anemia	+	Conservative
[8]	67	Female	Left	9×7.5×7	9 days	Femoral nerve palsy, anemia	+	Conservative
[9]	76	Female	Right	4×6	6 months	Femoral nerve palsy	−	Excision/transcatheter arterial embolism
[10]	71	Male	Right	NA	3 years	Hip joint pain	+	Excision/cup revision

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