As told by Dr (Brig) B K Singh to Arjun Bisht
Total Hip Replacement Resurfacing Hip Arthoplasty ( Mc.Minn )
Recomended for young patients
Concentric head
Having no underlying infection
LLD is not correctable
Uncemented Revision (Wagner)
Revisions to bypass defects
Revisions with bone resorption
Distal fixation
Thrust Plate Prothesis
For young patients
Having a loss of femoral head due to fracture avascular necrosis
Extramedullary fixation
Conservative Hip : Mayo
Used for Children and Young adults
And For congenital dislocation of hip and dysplasia of hip
Implant has uncemented small femoral componentand cup
Uncemented HAP Coated Hip
Young patients with good bone stock
Proximal fixation with HAP
Provides Good Range of Movement
Reduced risk of dislocation
Proximal 1/3 Hybrid ( For Gunshot Wounds )
Recommended for filling of bone defects due to:
Gunshot wounds & injuries near the hip joint
Tumors of the upper end of femur
Primary Cemented Hip
Used for Patients over 65 yrs of age
Having Osteoporotic skeleton
Also Infected revisions and salvage situations
Revision Cemented Hip
Used in Elderly patients and difficult situations following failure of primary total hip replacement
It is a bigger procedure compared to Primary Total Hip Replacement and accordingly the risk complications are higher
Also used for Infected revisions and salvage situations
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