DALLAS — Use of the posterior approach in total hip ... dislocation of 1.3% for primary THA, with a risk of dislocation at 1 year of 2.1%, 0.7% and 0.4% for the posterior, lateral and direct ...

Axial (C), coronal (D) and sagittal (E) CT views demonstrating a left hip posterior dislocation with an associated ... the desired preoperative plan. An anterior acetabular retractor was placed.

The posterior ... hip precautions, and a quicker return to walking independently without a walker or crutches. Several studies have shown a lower postoperative dislocation rate with the anterior ...

Plus, the set up of special X-ray equipment ... to 3 percent of all (hip replacement) patients nationally have dislocation" with the standard surgery, Cooper said. "With anterior, it's 0.2 percent.'' ...

One study comparing anterior and posterior approaches in the same ... surgeons over the years on the anterior approach to hip surgery. The muscle-sparing technique, combined with intra-operative X-ray ...

During a total hip replacement, your surgeon will perform the following steps: The biggest difference between an anterior and posterior hip replacement ... Blood clot in your leg or lung Dislocation ...

Patients who have had THR must follow three rules to avoid hip ... direct anterior approach, for example, is a very stable construct in that the risk of dislocation is less than with a posterior ...

A case is reported here in which a 22 year old club basketball player slipped on landing from a jump shot, forcing him into a side splits position from which he sustained a posterior dislocation of ...