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Treating Hip Dysplasia in Young Adults

by Michael Kain, M.D. | 6 years ago

Hip dysplasia is the under development of the acetabulum, or hip joint. Hip joint pain during or after activity can be a sign of hip dysplasia and can lead to osteoarthritis and the need for a hip replacement later in life if not treated.

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Activities to Avoid after Hip Replacement

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By Amir A. Jamali. MD
3 years ago

3 week Postop Minimally Invasive Direct Superior Total Hip Replacement Dr Lige Kaplan 00:00:34

3 week Postop Minimally Invasive Direct Superior Total Hip Replacement Dr Lige Kaplan

Patient returns walking without a limp and no cane only 3 weeks after minimally invasive total hip..
By Lige Kaplan, M.D.
8 years ago

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IBJI Barrington - John (Hip Replacement)


By Jeremy M. Oryhon, MD
12 years ago

One week after Minimally Invasive Direct Superior Hip Replacement with Dr. Lige Kaplan 00:00:32

One week after Minimally Invasive Direct Superior Hip Replacement with Dr. Lige Kaplan

Patient returns walking without a limp and no cane only one week after Minimally Invasive Direct..
By Lige Kaplan, M.D.
8 years ago

How Old is Too Old for Hip Replacement Surgery 00:01:24

How Old is Too Old for Hip Replacement Surgery

Dr. Albright discusses age limits on Hip Replacement Surgery. There are none. He talks about..
By Daniel J. Albright, MD
7 years ago

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