Category Archives: Hip Resurfacing Information
Wright Medical Group FDA Approval Conserve Plus
Sample Appeal letter to TRICARE
To Whom it May Concern, Re: Appeal # xxxxx I want to bring to your attention an inconsistency in the TRICARE policies regarding total hip resurfacing and FDA-approved devices. Over the last 6-months I have been evaluated and clinically qualified as meeting all the criteria and indications for a Birmingham Hip Resurfacing procedure… Continue reading →
Why is Hip Resurfacing better than THR
Is it Time for Cementless Hip Resurfacing? Dr. Julien Girard
Don’t take chances after hip replacement surgery by Patricia Walter
Hip Resurfacing Survey P2
Hip Resurfacing Survey P1
What is the Best Bearing Type? Dr. Thomas Gross 2011
BHR implant survivorship, with 98.6% of men and 94.7% of women free from revision at 5 years
Complications of Hip Resurfacing by Dr. Stachniw
Read Dr. Stachniw’s Hip Resurfacing Story Possible Complications Complications are a horrible aspect of any type of surgery. They have to be recognized and if they happen, dealt with. They can be mild or devastating. They can happen in spite of most stringent precautions and are upsetting for the patient and the surgeon. Fortunately they… Continue reading →
Zimmer Holdings, Inc. to Combine with Biomet, Inc. in Transaction Valued at $13.35 Billion 2014
3rd Annual Hip Resurfacing Course Sept. 4-5, 2009
The McMinn Centre Celebrating 10th Anniversary June 2013
Minimum 10 Year Survival and Outcome of Birmingham Hip Resurfacing – An Independent Series by Dr. De Smet 2012
Using Antiobiotics for dental work after hip resurfacing
Incision Length Article by Dr. Bose of India discussing mis surgical approach and type of incision.
Blood Clots, Teds and Meds by Dr. Brian McGrory
From the Hip Replacement Handbook by Brian McGrory Read More about Blood Clots Updated 7/5/08 By Brian McGrory Blood Clots Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart to body tissues and organs. Veins are blood vessels through which blood travels from all parts of the body back to the heart. A… Continue reading →