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Total Hip Replacement: Birmingham Hip resurfacing (Smith and Nephew)
ARTHROPLASTY
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Operations
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22 Operations in Progress
Arthroplasty
- BIrmingham Hip resurfacing
- Cement in cement revision total hip replacement (for dislocation)
- Exeter Total Hip replacement for Fractured Neck of Femur
- Fatigue fracture of a poorly cemented revision stem removed through a cortical lateral window. Reconstruction with an uncemented, distally fixed, Restoration Modular stem.
- Primary THA through a miniposterior piriformis preserving approach using the Metha short stem in a Dorr A femur
- Revision total hip replacement (Thrust plate to Mathys Twinsys stem and Vitamys cup)
- Revision total hip replacement: Acetabular trabecular titanium implant
- SERF Dual mobility Total Hip replacement 2
- Total Hip replacement -Anterior approach
- Total Hip replacement :Cemented Exeter stem and an uncemented R3 acetabular component(Metal on poly)
- Total Hip replacement (uncemented) -Corin Trinity metafix
- Total hip replacement revision: Zimmer TMARS shell / cup cage
- Total Hip replacement-first stage revision
- Total hip replacement: Second stage reconstruction with custom acetabulum.
Neuromuscular Hip
- Application of a Paediatric Hip Spica
Osteotomy
- Anterior open reduction of DDH and acetabuloplasty
- Pelvic & Femoral osteotomies.
- Triple pelvic osteotomy
Trauma
- Complex acetabular fracture: Percutaneous anterior column fixation, trabecular titanium ring and impaction grafting
- Pelvic fracture: Dorsal approach
Arthroplasty
- Total Hip replacement: Mako Trident accolade femur first & enhanced workflow technique(Stryker)
Wrist
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45 Operations Live
Arthroplasty
Arthroscopy
Osteotomy
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