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All cases were revised using a cement-in-cement technique or a cementless modular revision stem. Failure analysis on the retrieved stems revealed a stress riser at the bottom of the introducer inlet. Conclusions An alarmingly high rate of early implant fractures was seen using this specific type of cemented stem, particularly when using smaller implant sizes in obese patients. Although based on a proven design, a specific modification led to a stress riser in the neck area, which resulted in a high incidence of implant failure. This serie
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