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Review Question - QID 213938

QID 213938 (Type "213938" in App Search)
A 64-year-old male underwent an uncomplicated right total hip arthroplasty (THA) eight years ago. He now reports the insidious onset of right groin pain that has been present for 10 months and recalcitrant to anti-inflammatory medications and physical therapy. You suspect he has a local soft tissue reaction caused by the main articulation that is mainly lymphocyte driven. Assuming physiologic range of motion and adequate positioning of the components, which of the following articulations does this patient most likely have?