Category Archives: Dr. Barrack HR Stories
Vogelweid’s Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Barrack 2017
Background:General groin discomfort in 8/2015. Ran 11th full marathon 10/2015, 3:06 PR. Age 45 at the time. Nov 2015 finally went to have an MRI which revealed a torn labrum resulting from a bone spur and mileage (Avg 1800 miles per year, 2 marathons per year, ). Hip arthroscopy in … Continue reading →
Linda’s Dislocation Story – bilateral BHR Dr. Barrack 9/06
Linda Dickens bilateral BHR Dr. Barrack 9/06 Hip Resurfacing and Knee Replacement Done Close Together Might Cause Problems February 14, 2008 I’ve changed my mind about the dislocation cause…you may not remember that I was less than 3 months from my left knee replacement (when my dislocation occurred). That was my worse knee and the… Continue reading →
Mike Christensen Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Barrack 2013
Mike Christensen Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Barrack 2013 I had my left hip resurfaced November 26th 2013 with the Birmingham Hip. Dr. Barrack of Barnes Jewish Hospital performed my surgery. My story started 5 years ago when I returned from a snowboarding trip in Colorado. I thought I had pulled … Continue reading →
Ron’s Hip Resurfacing Story with Dr. Barrack
I have read this site for 2 years leading up to surgery and wanted to come on here and post about my surgery. I had a right BHR done Feb 28, 2012. Dr Robert Barrack of Washington University Orthopedics in St Louis, MO did the surgery. My progress has been … Continue reading →
Daniel Fox’s Hip Resurfacing with Dr. Barrack 2009/2010
The first time I noticed any hip pain was in 2004 when I was jogging and had a very sharp pain in my left groin area which only occurred when my left knee was raised to its highest point which didn’t occur on every run and typically when running hard … Continue reading →
Kathy Blundon Hip Resurfaicng Dr. Barrack 2007
February 16, 2008 I am 47 and had my hip resurfaced in June. Before resurfacing came along, I had been told by an orthopedic surgeon that I would be a candidate for replacement “someday.” I had decided to hold out as long as I could for something else to come … Continue reading →