Explore the latest advancements in hip replacement surgery with Stanford orthopaedic surgeon Dr. James Huddleston in this informative one-hour lecture. Gain insights into when hip replacement is recommended, surgical approaches, and strategies to minimize complications such as dislocation and infection. Learn about key issues in hip arthroplasty, including socket positioning, accuracy of acetabular component placement, and the use of intraoperative fluoroscopy. Compare posterior, direct anterior, and lateral surgical approaches, examining their impacts on recovery time, cost, and potential complications. Analyze data from the Swedish Register to understand revision rates and long-term outcomes. Ideal for medical professionals and patients seeking comprehensive knowledge about modern hip replacement techniques and decision-making processes in orthopaedic surgery.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
What Surgical Approach Should I Use? Separating the Evidence from the Hype
Disclosures
Key Issues
Socket Positioning
Accuracy of Acetabular Component Position in Hip Arthroplasty
Does Intraoperative Fluoroscopy Optimize Acetabular Positioning in Primary THA?
Posterior vs. DAA
LFCN Neuropraxia
Cost
Operative Time and EBL
Recovery Time
Too Rapid Recovery (DA) ?
THR: Dislocation Causes: surgical approach & component position
Intraoperative Femur Fractures and Stem Failure of Osseointegration
Revision Rates
Posterior vs. Direct Lateral
Swedish Register
Summary
Taught by
Stanford Health Care
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Reviews
4.5 rating, based on 2 Class Central reviews
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A good leaning experience
It puts into perspective how and when hip replacement is needed. The different approaches of hip replacement is invaluable knowledge for all those going into surgical training. -
Durgaprasad DevihosurVery informative and had a great chance to learn about the total hip replacement.. and a brief yet various aspects of the total hip replacement are covered in this video.
