Patricia Walter
Hip Replacement Devices and Their Development
Hip Resurfacing through an Anterolateral Approach by Dr. Jacobs
Lucinda Tucker Hip Story LBHR 11/27/06 Dr. Barba
Surgical Approaches for Hip Resurfacing by Dr. Brooks of the Cleveland Clinic
By Peter Brooks, M.D. 4/19/07 Surgical Approaches for Hip Resurfacing-Explaining the anterior approach and the posterior approach Peter Brooks MD Cleveland Clinic Most hip replacement and resurfacing surgery in the USA, about 80%, is performed through a posterior approach. About 20% of US hip surgeons prefer some variation of an anterior approach (antero-lateral, direct lateral,… Continue reading →
Endure Implant – Carbon Fibre-reinforced PEEK and Ceramic
Endure Implant – Carbon Fibre-reinforced PEEK and Ceramic 5/4/2012 Hip implant for long-term use – Clinical Studies to Start Thanks to artificial hips, people with irreparable damage to the joint have been able to lead active, pain-free lives for the past 50 years. Still, some hip replacements do not function completely as intended, and metal-on-metal… Continue reading →
Is Cemented or Cementless Hip Resurfacing the Best?
Updated 4/14/2015 Return to FAQ LIST Dr. De Smet Mr. McMinn Dr. Gross Dr. Rogerson Dr. RogersonHip Resurfacing: To Cement or Not to Cement – that is the Question! By: John S. Rogerson, MD April 2015 We have received a number of inquiries in our office regarding the merits of cemented versus non-cemented femoral… Continue reading →
Henderson Hip Resurfcing with Dr. De Smet 2007
Dr. Bose Honored
Updated 6/27/08 Dr. Bose and Gary Klein I am honored that some of my overseas patients have got together and made a plaque in appreciation of our hip surgery team and a donation for the Jay Coulter fund. Gary Klein has come back to Chennai to get his second hip done. He brought… Continue reading →
Michael Broder Hip Resurfacing Story
Excessive sporting activity may impair long-term success of hip resurfacing
I have AVN, can I have a hip resurfacing?
AOS – National Joint Replacement Registry 2009
Uncemented Hip Resurfacing
Hip Resurfacing Learning Curve
Hip Resurfacing and Sexual Positions After Surgery
Updated 6/9/09 Sexual Function Improves Significantly after Hip or Knee Replacement Surgery More females report improvement http://newsroom.aaos.org/media-resources/Press-releases/sexual-function-improves-significantly-after-hip-or-knee-replacement-surgery.htm Immediate Release March 19, 2013 CHICAGO – Osteoarthritisof the hip or knee, affecting millions of Americans each year, is known to limit sexual activity. New research presented today at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of… Continue reading →
Cortisone Injections Into Joints Can Help or Harmby Gabe Mirkin, M.D.
Direct Anterior Approach Hip Resurfacing by Dr. Kreuzer 2013
The benefits of the Direct Anterior Approach in Hip Resurfacing is avoidance of detaching major muscle groups from bone, a higher likelihood of maintaining the blood supply to the remaining femoral neck, less likelihood of dislocation as the dynamic hip stabilizer (short external rotators) is completely unaffected (posterior approach releases all the dynamic stabilizer of… Continue reading →