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Birmingham Hip Resurfacing. Metal on metal hip replacement device by Smith & Nephew

Dislocation of BHR by Dr. Bose

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During my several years of learning and reading about hip resurfacing, I have heard of two people having dislocations. There may be more, but I only know if people post their dislocation on the various discussion boards I belong to. One young man was doing an exercise bringing his knee to his chest. His leg… Continue reading →

Psoas Tendonitis Treatment by Peter Schultz

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Updated 2/22/2013 Psoas tendonitis is typically from over working or an overactive hip flexor (which the psoas muscles are part of). To avoid this, it is important to limit the amount of hip flexor strengthening early on in the rehabilitation process. I don’t do any hip flexor strengthening with my patients untill 6-8 weeks post… Continue reading →

Primary Total Resurfacing Hip Replacement Information from 2012 AAOS

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Updated 10/2/2014 Read Full Report by clicking here 2012 ANNUAL REPORT Demographics There have been 14,901 total resurfacing procedures reported to the Registry, an additional 603 procedures, compared to the last report. The use of resurfacing hip replacement in Australia continues to decline. The number of procedures reported in 2011 was 39.7% less than in… Continue reading →

The Influence of Head Size and Sex on the Outcome of Birmingham Hip Resurfacing 2010

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Updated 1/5/2010 The Influence of Head Size and Sex on the Outcome of Birmingham Hip Resurfacing READ ORIGINAL STUDY BY CLICKING HERE  The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (American). 2010 Callum W. McBryde, MD, FRCS(Tr&Orth)1, Kanthan Theivendran, MRCS1, Andrew M.C. Thomas, FRCS1, Ronan B.C. Treacy, FRCS(Tr&Orth)1 and Paul B. Pynsent, PhD1 1 Research and… Continue reading →

Sign Petition for the Reversal of decision to withdraw Birmingham Hip Resurfacing implants for women to Smith & Nephew PLC

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Sign McMinn Center Petition to Smith & Nephew PLC: Reversal of decision to withdraw Birmingham Hip Resurfacing implants for women by clicking on link below: https://www.change.org/p/smith-nephew-plc-reversal-of-decision-to-withdraw-birmingham-hip-resurfacing-implants-for-women-cfacc65d-7fcf-4816-879a-88d890915820?recruiter=349615452&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&rp_sharecordion_checklist=control The McMinn Centre has been overwhelmed by contact from concerned male and female patients who are devastated by Smith & Nephew’s decision and its implications. Many of our female patients have… Continue reading →

Anne Grant Hip Story with Dr. Bose 2007

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RBHR Dr. Bose  January 2007 Excerpts from Anne Grant’s Blog “Maud and Me” See Anne’s complete blog with LOTS of PHOTOS from India including the APOLLO HOSPITAL at http://maudandme.blogspot.com   Maud Anne Grant Dr. Bose Thursday, December 28, 2006 Finding Maud "You should write a blog, Mom." Our older son, Lars, says it casually, smiling.… Continue reading →

Study: People Who Are Socially Isolated Experience More Pain After Hip Replacement Study 2013

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San Diego – October 29, 2013  Could being socially isolated affect how well you do and the amount of pain you experience after surgery? Researchers at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) set out to test this hypothesis. They found that people who lacked good social ties were much more likely to experience serious, ongoing pain… Continue reading →

Femoro-acetabular Impingement- What it is

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Updated 2/12/09 Femoro-acetabular impingement or FAI occurs when the ball of the head of the femur does not have its full range of motion within the socket of the acetabulum of the pelvis. Impingement itself is the premature and improper collision or impact between the head and/or neck of the femur and the acetabulum. This… Continue reading →