The double measurement before the total hip revision revealed high levels of metal ions (on average, 88.1 μg/L of cobalt in the blood, 399.0 μg/g of creatinine cobalt in the urine, 46.8 μg/L of chromium in the blood, and 129.6 μg/g of creatinine chromium in the urine at the first measurements), with an increasing trend between the first and second dosage.
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Course of Metal Ions after a Revision of Malfunctioning Metal-on-Metal Total Hip Prostheses.
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