by Marc W. Hungerford, MD | 16 years ago
This surgery was performed by Dr. Marc Hungerford at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore Maryland. Dr. Hungerford has been performing minimally invasive hip replacements since 2003. The approach offers patients a quicker recovery because it does not require muscles to be cut during surgery. This patient was seen in rehab 2 days after surgery
Dr. Edwin Su of the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York demonstrates the Birmingham Hip..
By Edwin P. SU, MD
15 years ago
This is a more detailed overview of the SuperPATH technique for healthcare professionals.
By K. Dean Olsen, M.D.
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The Role of Modularity in Primary THA - Is There One? By Dr. Cameron (S-ROM®)
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Alex In The OR Hip Arthroscopy and Labral Tear
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By Alexander E Weber, MD
6 years ago
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Performance Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine was..
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