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Metal on Metal Hip Resurfacing in Patients 45 Years of Age and Younger at Minimum 5-Year Follow-Up

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October 2018  –  Metal on metal hip resurfacing (MoM-HR) is an alternative to total hip arthroplasty in young and active patients. The purpose was to determine the survivorship of MoM-HR procedures performed in patients aged 45 years and younger assessing patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) at minimum 5-year follow-up…

…All 217 patients equal to or younger than 45 years of age at the time of surgical intervention presenting to our center with MoM-HR between May 2002 and May 2011 were prospectively followed…

…he overall survivorship excluding septic failures was 94.6% and 93.8% at 5 and 10 years, respectively…

… The survivorship of HR in the younger than 45 age-group was similar to that of total hip arthroplasty, as well as HR in … Read the rest

I Want a Hip Resurfacing But am Concerned About the Negative Response in the Medical Community

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A new member of the Hip Talk Discussion Group is considering hip resurfacing, but very concerned about the negative press and the medical communities not supporting hip resurfacing.

Patricia Walter, owner of the Surface Hippy Website, responded to his concerns about hip resurfacing in the following article:

Hip Resurfacing is a very special method of replacing a hip. Ever since I began this website in 2005, hip resurfacing has never been widely accepted by the medical community. There might be several reasons for that. One is that hemi-resurfacing which only replaced the femoral portion of the device had very poor success. When full hip resurfacing began, the situation was now metal on metal bearings, not metal on bone bearing surface. So once a procedure received … Read the rest

20 Years of Hip Resurfacing – BHR Past, Present and Future by Dr. Edwin Su 2017

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Published on Dec 17, 2017 – BHR The Past and the Future of Hip Resurfacing

Dr Edwin Su takes a look at the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing (BHR) System’s 20 year history and outcome data from implant survival rates to opportunities for patients. In his closing slide Dr Su states that hip resurfacing can have advantages of THR including bone preservation, greater stability and a high activity level. He also says that hip resurfacing is alive and well for selected patients. There may only be a few surgeons performing hip resurfacing, but those who have experience with it are still strong advocates.

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The McMinn Centre Celebrates 20 Years of Birmingham Hip Resurfacing

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Published on Jul 28, 2017

On 30th July 1997, Mr McMinn performed the world’s first Birmingham Hip Resurfacing (BHR) operation. Two decades later, we are celebrating the success of this bone-conserving procedure with the people whose lives have been changed by BHR surgery.

In this video, you will hear testimony from a range of Mr McMinn’s BHR patients over the years – and we are delighted to hear how the BHR has had such a positive impact on patients’ lives.

Thank you to everyone who took the time out to record and send in their video clips, we really do appreciate it!

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Young, active men are ideal for hip resurfacing by Dr. Barrack 2017

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“Currently, there is no evidence to support an indication for a metal-on-metal total hip, but for young, active males with [osteoarthritis] OA who are of average or above stature and have a strong desire or need to return to a high activity level, either in their vocation or recreation, there is a substantial body of evidence supporting continued use of surface replacement as a reasonable alternative,” Robert L. Barrack, MD, said at The Hip Society Specialty Day Meeting…

…“The indications are narrow,” he said. “I have restricted this virtually entirely to males under 60 [years of age]. They have to be average or above average stature because the smaller sizes are not available, and I actually do not offer it to … Read the rest

Make Resurfacing Great Again by Mr. McMinn

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Friday 20th January 2017   Make Resurfacing Great Again!

This InaugurationDay, Mr McMinn says ‘Make Resurfacing Great Again’, pictured here with Joseph Daniel (McMinn Centre Director of Research) and Terry Smith (Managing Director of Jointmedica).


(Left to Right: Joseph Daniel, Mr Derek McMinn & Terry Smith)

Mr McMinn’s latest invention, the Metal-on-Polyethylene PolyMotion® Hip Resurfacing device is now available on a custom basis, click here for more information. The PHR is an ideal solution for metal allergy sufferers who want to reap the same rewards as a standard Hip Resurfacing. For further information, please watch Mr McMinn’s latest video lecture available here.… Read the rest

Katie Ellis 25 Year Update HR with Mr. McMinn 1991

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25 Year Update  – November 4, 2016

I only post now and then with updates and this one is over due. I am very pleased to report that i celebrated 25 years of my resurfaced hip in September.

I thought earlier this year that I might have a problem as I was having lots of pain in my hip and pelvis. I had x-rays and scans at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham and they showed my implant was very much ok. Turns out it was my back causing the pain and after several weeks of physio I’m back to normal.  So relieved my hip was ok after 25 years.  Mr McMinn is the best.

My 2 boys both born post op are now adults, … Read the rest

What is Hip Resurfacing?

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There are currently two basic surgery options available for hip replacement, a Hip Resurfacing or a Total Hip Replacement.  A total hip replacement, THR, has been the gold standard for many years. THR is major surgery that can result in a long post-op recovery and often limits your activities depending on the type of hip device that has been used during surgery.  Hip Resurfacing is bone conserving, not requiring the removal of a large portion of the femur, and allows the patient to have an active life with no restrictions after surgery. Patients are able to return to sports, activities and pain free lives. Many hip resurfacing questions are answer in the FAQ section and hip resurfacing information section.

 

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Dr. Su Replies to Dr. Kurtz Book and Opinions

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Dr. Kurtz had an article online that had concerns about the head neck rations of hip resurfacing compared to total hip replacement. We wanted to provide potential hip resurfacing patients with opinions of other top resurfacing surgeons to explain their views.

Hi
Vicky,

Very nice to hear from you. I’m sorry for the delay in
responding, but I wanted to take time to craft a thoughtful response
on this subject, as I’m sure many people look to you for sound
advice.

I have read over the material at this website many
times. I have concluded, as I’m sure you have, that it was written by
someone who has a very limited experience with resurfacing. In
short, it full of speculation and non-factual conclusions, interspersed
with

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Dr. Edwin Su Hip Resurfacing Talk Part 1 – Part 6 presented March 2013 at 11th Annual Hippy Gathering in San Jose, CA

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Dr. SuDr. Su made this presentation at the 11th Annual Hippy Gathering in San Jose, CA on March 9, 2013The presentation and meeting was dedicated to Vicky Marlow, Hip Resurfacing Patient Advocate, who started the group and organized the Gatherings.Vicky passed away in February 18, 2013.… Read the rest

Mr. McMinn addresses the negative press about hip resurfacing and BHR

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Updated 1/25/2012

More information can be found here:

http://www.mcminncentre.co.uk/news-archive.html

1st February 2012 Metal-on-Metal Implants – Addressing the Negative Press

We have been receiving phone calls following recent press reports on failed metal-on-metal hip implants. We understand these sensationalist stories may cause anxiety among some patients. However, we would like to reassure our patients that these reports mostly concern failures with the DePuy ASR and the DePuy ASR XL, not the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing (BHR).Many press reports imply these failures relate to all metal-on-metal hip resurfacings. A patient featured in a recent Daily Mail article, like many others, had a failed ASR. A critical point, omitted from the print version of the Daily Mail, can be found in the full on line version. As well
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Dr. Su’s Retention Rate for Hip Resurfacing Study

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Dr. Su’s experience with hip resurfacing shows 1.3% complication rate

November 16, 2011
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The retrospective study, which analyzed 925 hip resurfacings
performed by Edwin Su, MD, between 2004 and 2009 with a
minimum follow-up of 2 years, looked at three implants:
Wright Medical’s Conserve Plus Total Resurfacing Hip System,
Biomet Orthopedics’ ReCap Femoral Resurfacing System and
Smith & Nephew’s Birmingham Hip Resurfacing System. Conserve
Plus and the Biomet ReCap were used as part of clinical
trials, while the Birmingham hip was used after FDA approval
of the implant in 2006. Clinical scores and radiographs were
obtained at 1 month, 3 months, 1 year, and every subsequent
year. The hips in the study had a minimum of 2 year follow
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BHR (Birmingham Hip Resurfacing) – 10 Years of Data

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BHR 10 years of Data

The first BHR was implanted in July 1997 and it is unchanged until present day.

96.1% survivorship overall

McMinn 99.8% at 8 years

Treacy 99% at minimum 5 years
Shimmin et al 99.14% at 3 years

Oswestry Cohort, FDA approval Data 2006 98.7% at 4 years

U.S. Statistics as of 10/2007

There have been 1000 surgeons trained to date

Only about 50% of those surgeons actually do the procedure (they are all however listed on the Smith &Nephew website

There have been 7000 BHR’s installed in the U.S. to date

Oswestry Registry 5000

BHR’s to date 2007

99.8% survivorship at 3.3 years
95.7 % at 8 years
99.5% of these patients were happy at 5 years.
3227 were male, 1602

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McMinn About Metal on Metal Implants

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Derek McMinn addresses the recent Concerns about Hip Resurfacing and Metal on Metal (MoM) implants Interview by Vicky Marlow

 Original Link: http://vimeo.com/12418781

Internationally renowned hip and knee surgeon and designer and pioneer of the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing, Derek McMinn addresses concerns about Hip Resurfacing and Metal on Metal (MoM) implants.

Derek McMinn has done over 6000 total hip surgeries and over 3,500 MoM Hip Resurfacings. His 10 year survivorship for the BHR (Birmingham Hip Resurfacing)in a series of 3095 performed up until December 2009 is 97% from all patients. His first metal/metal resurfacing prototype was implanted in 1991, and the current design, the first BHR was implanted in July 1997 and has not changed in any way since then.

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Dr. Vijay C. Bose Replies to Dr. Kurtz Book and Opinions

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Dr. Kurtz had an article online that had concerns about the head neck rations of hip placement. We wanted to provide potential hip resurfacing patients with opinions of other top resurfacing surgeons to explain their views.

Hi Vicky,

Thanks for the mail. I read Dr. Kurtz thoughts on hip resurfacing in his
website.
His concerns are very valid but I cannot agree with his conclusions.

In short , his concerns only underline the fact that bad results of
resurfacing are due to badly done resurfacings.
The head neck ratio is an important determinant of range of movement and
prevention of  impingement.
In a patient with normal anatomy, if one is careful to restore anatomy the
range will be like pre-0p range of movement before the

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Running Activity After Hip Resurfacing Arthroplasty

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Nicolas Fouilleron, MD,
Guillaume Wavreille, MD,
Nima Endjah, MD and
Julien Girard, MD, PhD (j_girard_lille@yahoo.fr)
February 1, 2012AbstractBackground: The ability to return to sports activities (especially
running) after hip resurfacing arthroplasty seems to be very important for young
and active patients who have developed osteoarthritis.Purpose: To assess the quality of return to sports after hip resurfacing
arthroplasty by examining the time spent running, weekly mileage, and the
possibility of returning to competition in a series of patients.

Study Design: Case series; Level of evidence, 4.

Methods: A prospective, consecutive series of 202 patients (215 hip
resurfacings) was assessed to evaluate the possible resumption of running
activity (time spent, weekly mileage, return to competition). Of this initial
cohort, 40

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