Center for Hip Resurfacing and Joint Replacement
 

 

Current Topics

BONE HEALTH AND HIP RESURFACING
Osteoporosis is a chronic, progressive disease characterized by low bone mass, bone deterioration, and decreased bone strength leading to increased bone fragility, morbidity and mortality.
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SHOULD YOU HAVE UNCEMENTED HIP RESURFACING?
Uncemented resurfacing components are a new development. The acetabular components used routinely are uncemented, while the femoral components routinely have been cemented to bone.
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CURRENT STATUS OF UNCEMENTED FEMORAL COMPONENTS IN HIP RESURFACING
Minimal two-year follow up outcome of uncemented resurfacing components are a new development.
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PERSPECTIVE ON METAL ON METAL TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT
As a patient there are two reasons you should consider a metal-on-metal total hip replacement.
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METAL IONS, A SCIENTIFIC REVIEW
As a patient this is an excellent resource to know more about metal ions.
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THE CONTROVERSY REGARDING ADVERSE WEAR IN METAL-ON-METAL BEARING
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HIP RESURFACING: A DURABLE SOLUTION. NEW TECHNIQUES PRESERVE HIP FUNCTION IN YOUNG, HIGHLY ACTIVE PATIENTS.
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HIP HEMIRESURFACING: THERE NO LONGER IS ANY ROLE FOR THIS PROCEDURE
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ARTHRITIS AND NON-OPERATIVE TREATMENT OPTION
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LOW BACK PAIN AND NON-OPERATIVE TREATMENT OPTION
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ACETABULAR COMPONENT INCLINATION ANGLE
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VIDEO:

THE INTERVIEW OF DR.GROSS ABOUT HIP RESURFACING AT AAOS 2008

DR.GROSS DISCUSSES NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HIP SURGERY

UNCEMENTED HIP RESURFACING-DR. GROSS VIDEO INTERVIEW BY PATRICIA WALTER IN NOVEMBER 2008

Publication:

METAL-ON-METAL HIP RESURFACING WITH AN UNCEMENTED FEMORAL COMPONENT. A SEVEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY J Bone Joint Surg Am 2008;90 Suppl 3:32-7.

Abstracts:

My Three Tips to Start HSR

In Favor of a Cementless Femoral Component

Minimally Invasive Posterior

The Uncemented Femoral Component in Hip Surface Replacement

 
 

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