Explain the Different Type of Anesthesia by Dr. Michael Broder
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Welcome! You have entered [Hip Resurfacing] at 7:31 pm [L. Thomas] 7:54 pm: I am interested in hip resurfacing. I am having hip arthroscopy by Dr. Thomas Byrd (Nashville TN) in a couple of weeks. This is suppose to stall hip replacement for a while. |
7/03/08 Dr. Lichtblau of Quebec The anterior vs. posterior debate isn’t going to be resolved by one study of electrode blood flow. Most surgeons would agree that blood flow to the femoral head (most of which comes backwards via the femoral neck) is theoretically better preserved through an anterior approach. Much of this info comes from the work of Ganz, who did a lot of cadaver dissection to prove this. Having said that, there doesn’t |
Abstract: Risk factors for inflammatory pseudotumour formation following hip resurfacing Complete Study S. Glyn-Jones, MA, FRCS(Orth), DPhil, Senior Lecturer, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon1; H. Pandit, FRCS(Orth), Senior Clinical Fellow1; Y.-M. Kwon, FRCS(Orth), FRACS(Orth), Research Fellow1; H. Doll, MSc, DPhil, Senior Medical Statistician2; H. S. Gill, BEng, DPhil, University Lecturer in Orthopaedic Engineering1; and D. W. Murray, MD, FRCS(Orth), Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Professor1 1 Department of |
[paul] 8:12 pm: For someone in his mid 50s who works in an office [paul] 8:14 |
Dr. Bose
One must remember that with a resurfacing or a THR – one is not aiming to give supra normal movement. One is merely trying to restore normal movement present before the onset of hip arthritis. The head- neck offset is an important determinant of ROM. This is restored by a properly done resurfacing even in patients who have a poor head neck offset as in FAI ( femoro – acetabular impingement. Hence full |
Updated 10/1/2014
I was very honored to attend the 2nd Annual Hip Resurfacing Course in LA on Oct. 24 & 25, 2008. The course was to teach new surgeons about hip resurfacing and to allow experienced hip resurfacing surgeons to share their experience. Allied medical professionals also attend the course such as physical therapists, surgeons not performing resurfacing and medical device companies. I hardly have enough words to describe the wonderful experience. I spent two… Read the rest
7/03/08 Dr. De Smet of Belgium Does the length of incision influence the rehabilitation? No! A bigger incision does not mean that there will be more damage to the muscular structures. On the contrary, if you need a bigger incision to get better exposure, the placement of the implant can be done more precisely. Even with an incision of 30 cm you are able to walk well after 24 hours. In the resurfacing procedure the |
Gary at 7 months post op 7 month update… From: gary@e-coach.com December 12, 2007 ..on a cold and windy december morning, i was thinking the following on the way home from my first race back on the bike: 1) BHR Dr Bose: 4/12/07 2) Return home from resurfacing in india, walked 3 blocks: 5/02/07 3) First Win: western states time trial: 12/02/07: …bless you pat, the website, and all the others who have inspired me-came |
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Age: 60 Address: Jacksonhole, Wyoming state, United States of America. I received my Birmingham Hip surface of the right hip on January 7, 2006. I was suffering from arthritis of the right hip. For me this meant I had a serious limp caused by hip pain that limited my daytime activities; this hip pain was so bad and continuous that it made it difficult for me to even sleep at night. My orthopedic surgeon in |
March 15, 2007
15 days post op
Here is the update post op BHR (left side):
1. 3 nights in the hospital…up the 2nd day and able to walk the
halls using a walker. Climbed stairs the 2nd day.
2. Day 3 went home, began in home therapy on day 4. Able to complete
all exercises without any pain.
3. Able to walk using a cane on day 5.
4. Day 7 was |
Fracture of the Neck of the Femur After Surface Arthroplasty of the Hip The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (American) 86:1874-1877 (2004) © 2004 The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc. Harlan C. Amstutz, MD1, Pat A. Campbell, PhD1 and Michel J. Le Duff, MA1 1 Joint Replacement Institute at Orthopaedic Hospital, 2400 South Flower Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007. Investigation performed at the Joint Replacement Institute at Orthopaedic |
Read more here: Although metal allergy with total joint replacement exists, the prevalence of this condition is unknown, according to Joshua J. Jacobs, MD. “Metal allergy [with] orthopedic implants has been well documented in isolated cases,” Jacobs said during his presentation at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 2012 Annual Meeting/Orthopaedics Research Society symposium. “The true prevalence is unknown. Clinically significant symptomatologies seem to be rare in total knee replacements and metal-on-polyethylene total hip replacements, |
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This is a transcript of a Live Chat in the Surface Hippy Chat Room with Dr. Schmalzried on November 19, 2008 [Pat Walter] 9:00 pm: I would like to welcome Dr. Schmalzried to the chat room. Thank You for taking time to be with us. [burch07] 8:51 pm: Could bursitis be the cause of swelling, pain and immobility on a 3 yr old HRS? Two OS have told me that it is very unlikely. [Dr. |
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Dr. Bose – I have bone cysts, can I have a hip resurfacing?
The presence of a cysts by itself is not a contraindication for resurfacing. It does not preclude resurfacing automatically. One must keep in mind that cyst formation is a natural occurrence in osteoarthritis and is very common though the extent, quantity & location may vary.
Cysts are of course much more common and invariably present in AVN. The assessment of certain technical … Read the rest